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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-22
COMPANY
ANNUAL MEETING OF TIE sTOcKEoLD-
rHSHELD YESTERDAY.
Election OF President and Board Of Direc-
tors Presentation Of the An
nuai Reports.

AT adjourned meeting OF tho HOLLYWOOD
Cemetery Company was held in The Circuit
Court room Yesterday afternoon.
Captain W. p. priakari, the chairman.
,.'.l Che meet ag 20 order az o'clocs.
Thc number oi rcopie IN attendance wss
r.... 'sr-cr tlsu 10 The meeting two weeks
300. Ttc,c were probably $50 citizens
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-22
personnir and Rrief..

Hon. /. c. Venable, OF Petersburg, was
In tue city yesterday.
,ir L. H. Gordon, OF Austin, Texas, is
visiting friends IA this city.
It's understood that Colonel William Z.
Tanner has sold his residence on Third
street TO Ar Sol. Haas.
Hon. James Y. s'ubbs, Of Gloucester, and
Treasurer j. b. jarrett, 0t sussex county,
were IN the city Yesterday.
Mr.. George ". Hawxturst will be the
first deputy OF United states Marshal Il. Il.
Farr, and will have charge oi the Richmond
Office.
Mr. julius A. Hobson aud wife leave 10
dav for Chicago 10 sttcnd the session OF the
Right Worthy Grand Lodge OF the World
OF Good Templars.
Rev. N. W. Staples, oi Catskil, y. Y,
formerly OF this city, has been Nl for some
weeks. lie T. now at Or. 3lller's santa
rum, New YORK city.
Mr. V. b. Sweeney and wife. Of Brooklyn.
Y. Y, and Mrs. &. G.. FurcrOn, Of Jersey
City, y. j., are visiting their mother, Mrs.
NJ. d. Sweeney, 80. 523 north Fourth street:
william Quarles Ccolored) was arrested
yesterday by sergeant Thomas and Police
man Harris on the charge Of stealing lot Of
bags, the property OF Trayefs, Snead ~ Co.
Mr.. Arthur Delbridge. OF Flint, Mich, IS
in the city, the guest OF DR.. g.. L. stone.
Dir. Delbridce has recently purchased a 600
acre farm IN Amelia county, and cOutcm-
plates removing to this city to engage in
business.
The funeral Of Mrs. William X. Pugh
took place Yesterday morning from her late
residence. corner OF Filth and Leigh streets.
The services were conducted by Rev. Or. :.
:. Lambeth and the intermcnt was made al
Shockoe cemetery.
Msj0r A. Z. Courtney has been made
Chairman Of the Masonic Temple Building
Committee vice Colonel William +. Tanner.
who still remains on the committee, but re-
nsned the chMrmAnship on acco INT Of his
business engagements out OF the city.
Mr. J. :. Fmkenbiner Will in a few DAYS
remove from the city 10 take charge OF large
interests OF the SINGER COMPANY, with bead.
quarters at ST. Louis. 9Ir. c. G.. Lambert,
Of Atlanta, will take the rosition made Va
cant by MIR. FlnkenbiGer's removal. hr.
Lambert formerly lived in Richmond. and
has many friends and aequaintances here.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-22

The trial % the cls- Of Terreifs Admins
traitor against the Richmond and Danyille
Railroad Company for $4,000 damages FOR
the killing oi Terrell ~ FAIR Oaks Crossing
~ september. le,1, which bad engaged the
attention Of tne circuit Court OF llennco
county for three DAYS, was brought 10 close
Yesterday afternoon, when tie iuIY after a
short retirement reported that they were un-
able 90 agree.
The evidence was concluded yesterday
moruiuzaud TIE ca-e was elaborately argued
bg Sir. Allan and Judge Waddll for the
p.aintifI and boy Judge Staples and Mr.. Mum
ford for the defence. ID was placed in the
hands of the jury about O'Clock in the al
tcrn0on. When the foreman reported that
no verdict had been agreed upon it was evil
dent that he division % sentiment was such
that no agreement would bc reached and the
jury, who it was learned stood eight 20 four
IN favor u verdict for the plaintiff, were
discharged, and the case goes over until the
next term Of the court.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-22
THEY Resisted TmE OFFICER.
Two Young Men entOn for This or
Trnce-O:her Cases

In the Police COur, yesterday morning NJ.
+. Collins asd William Evans, two Young
white men were charged with being drum.
and disorderly and resisting Policeman ".
q. kuhn in the discharge OF his duty. Col
llns was also charged with attempting 10
rescue Evans from the officer. Mcssrs. u.
&. Richardson and samuel NJ. Page appeared
as counsel for the accused. The only
witness prefeut for the COmmOnweal.h
was Officer Kuhn. Otto D0eppe was
mt down - witness, but he failed 70 ap-
near and Justice CrutchGeld issued rule
against him requiring him TO appear before
me court this morning and show cause why
he should not be dealt with for not appear
ing yesterday.
The policeman's testimony was to this ei'
feet. About 1880 O'Clock Monday night his
attention was attracted by three young men
who were very disordery on street IN the
lower part OF Rockets, and as he approach
ed them he heard one OF them make use OF
exceedingly indecent aud abusive language.
He went Up TO them aud threatened them
with arrest, and Que OF the three replied
that be was too far iTom home TO take them.
The officer first took hold OF Evans. who Of
fefed resistance, aud while tue Two were
scufiiiDg Collins caught hold OF the police
man around the body aud from the back.
The three started down together and while
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-22
TifE HILL CITY.
A Marrow Escape-Lossi Politics. &e

t5peciai telegram 20 tns Dispatch-l
LTNCiBUEo. Va, May 2i.--The driver OF
atwO-bOrsc wagon made very narrow es-
cape near the Richmond and Allegheny pas
senger depot this afternoon. He attempted
10 cross the track while train wss approach
Ing and was caught by the engine In tbe
middle of the track. One horse was crush
ed 20 pieces. the five cars passing over H.
The driver aud the other horse were dragged
some distance aud sustained only slight
bruises. Their escape from death was mi
racul0us.
James williams. the cOlored boy who was
50 badly cut last week is still alive, but the
chances are against his recovery.
The new city pump just erected will
be tested tomorrow. IL - expected 10
pump 100000 gallons every twenty-fou.
hours into the College Hill reservoir. The
reservoir Is over 300 feet shove the situa-
ton OF the pump.
l.. b Vaughan, Of Richmond, is in the
city.
The young ladies Of the Baptist cJurch
have formed 4 military company and pro-
pose &C. give drill on the 2Sth for the bene-
fit Of the church. They will represent every
line OF business and occupation.
The negroes have nominated a solid negro
ticket Tor toe First Ward. The party here
is split intothree factions, aud 1t - thought
the Democrats Will have no trouble in elect
ing their entire ticket
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-22
SUMNER MILLINERY
KAUFM ANN & co.'s.
We have received this week and placed on sails
4 rory extensive shipment, consisting OF several
hundred cases Of
NEW EFFECTS IN MILLINERY.
STRAW GOODS.


Largo WHITE a1d BLACK HATS. IN English
M.lans. Union MlGns, Chips, and numerous pat
terms Oi tne beautiful SWISS BTaiis ia open-lace
effects. Also. NhiL. and BLACK LeghOras. Flat-.
and other very stylish shapes. Our prices range
for different quality Brslds from sc. % s44N
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-22

Only q very short session OF this court was
held Yesterday rs Judge We.liord bad an
appointment TO hear y case al the county
COURTHOUSE. Several trivial common lsw
cases were disposed Of and one coupon case
was decided against the state, the genuine
ness OF the coupons rendered beng proved.
Ia the chancery causes OF Terrell md Boz
cock, trustees, ". the Richmond and Ale
gbany Railroad Company and Alexander and
EliysOn, trustees, vs.. same, Judge "eiIOTd
entered a decree directing Commissioner l..
n. Leland 10 cheek on the fund IN the First
Nauopal Bank Of thj, cay TO pay out~tand-
ing receivers certificates for the claim of j.
X. Edmunds0n sgaiust the railroad COM
pauy, for which judgment had beeu obtain
ed. and TO draw his check Ia favor OF him-
self for $4,000 IN payment for his services
as commissioner in connection with the re-
cent sale.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-22
n,lIcr, KhoadsG Gerhart

We have Just purchased At creatsacriilce
an immense stock et Dry Goods, which We
viii snrt 10 sell or at special sale to-day al
ridiculnu.iy l0w prices.
Regular jOc Dress Goods, beautiful pat
term. viii De- marked 3,ic. per yard.
Among ne lot are 10000 wards cf heauti.
ful l-tc. Dress Ginghsm>, winch we have
marked s'c. per yall. Another lot worth
lUc Is marked Glr.
FIVE cases 21c. ZEPHYR Glnghnm, sud Ten
nis ~utng, we viii ,ril oi a. Use. per Nsrt.
The most beautiful as well Is the largest
stock oi Ladies ana GcDtewD7's eunm'r
SHk Umbrellas. v,lh i,.Iionto'e oNij.1sd,
gold-tppad. and natural handles, ever
brought to Richmond. Prices for tins sale
S15), -, 800. snd s3- just half price
Thousands u dollars worth az Wmin
Sheer India Linen %, s, 10. and l-lc. ger
ward worth 4O per crrt. more. s"i>s hnd
Lace Flouucing4 are AMONG The lot. TOO. ip
few days 90 ''circulsr 90 vlIi be issued giSin-
detailed prices of fhi, immense ,tocs. Come
cary For Good bargains.
J0-1ll BROAD STREET.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-22
o. English and b. A. Jacob were appointed
nrrMENr or - crMErrrr.

IMPROVEMENT OF TIE CEMETERY.
4. soon 50 tho icilers retired 10 count The
ballots Mr.. owens moved that the report OF
INC special committee appointed 10 offer a
pisn for the better government OF the ccme-
terry be read Adopted.
In ;he absence in New York OF MaiOr
James II. Dooiey. chairman OF The commit
tee. tho report was presented by Nr. Barga.
min. aud ., as follows:
10 ftr Chairman dt5 Nernbsrs of N> He1ia7 Qf
thc HouY'ooo4 Ce1rt-rV Assori1;ion:
Gcutlemen.- our committee, Hppo' nted o.
above etq.ri. Wt,u instructions 70 report % 20
what Steps aro % os-1ry i)r me better proiec-
uou, preservation. and government ~ Holly
wood cemetery. rep1rt Tor your consideration
tue following r~so Ltout.
Hfslr,5. That ,ne hollywood cemetery from
aud after the }'th day oi May. lS-i. and during
twelve months. shall Do closed against al por-
sons except Tho owners % lots aud their familn-.
md such oflcrs ss may 10 admitted hy the
President. ihai The President shall Issue 20 each
owner 80 lot ono trkef OF admission for
eoif ard family All admissions shall be- made
under rules {, he 81. .cs~ribe1 by tho hoard
3. he board shall cirp pioy not ICES ttan three
vatchmcu to Ruar1 tie grounds during the
s. The Board of Directors arc instructed TO
erect sdr.cicuf fcures fo keep ont iurtte-3 and
90 close oll r1tea except the principal entrance.
a. Ip roWoyo the brick oOlhousr on tle lcN
"l 'n" priu'iph enhance I@' ID erect ID 10 d '0''
s. Th.t more eaicieut steps b. tskeu-1rst. to
keep tho ousrl. onious. cnd bushes in iho Sec
tons ot non-rc.ipcn ana mo fft'' ia in' come
"a, ..,, .o,' i ,,o s'r-io,. s,aadin.
e,.J ,cptr.l's fo tcop no eroands i'm order
hut tnc amount o. money SO % 30 expended
must no limited ny th" dis'rction OF no boar
me hope, %, thg sLou7 sCs,l ~, ~ rrcord,, i,
=, ,'''l -.s, ,,,,..,
o. That luc Irraslrer slall collect an moneys
f-e q" .ie ,oiup'I} ""I -i''.4 49, o." P'r'
r,ona,. ana ins, tne .mmerlarlou of the
rresilcot tiuh h.sr report D. .attoto soclru ug anew
mop which sha saov the "Aat io.a.l.n OK All
person !n,''ts' ID, 40. ~, r.,,.,i-e, .o civo
bi. cot.ro ,ir.e aud exclusive attention 10 the
discharge o. lso dIte. ~ hi- position, that le
shall NOT receive dire o''y or lid ro 'iy any M
pensa'ion from ihr l..- . rs .'L A.ci'-
i., lne ~. . n ,., W. '' ,,' eros,o M sov
o,5@r G'i..os.s e..sr w..a.a Or without tic
grounds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-22
Mr.. FAIR INSTALLED.
TIE EXERCISES AT TGRAcE-sTRgETP PRES
BYrERIAH CHURCH
DR., Reads Successor Formally Given Charge
ofHis Congregation-Grsat Ser
mOn by Dr. Hoge.

Rev. James Y. Fair was formally installed
as pastor Of Grace'street Presbyterian
church last night.
Mr.. Fair came here about three weeks ago
from Charlotte, y. C.. and took charge OF
the church on the first sunday in May. On
tBe Nor day night following be was rendered
public reception by bis congregation. lie
has had very large audiences to hear him
preach. ard has already won a place in the
hearts Of the people not only in his church,
but among the Christian population OF the
city.
TIE SERVICES.
Eight O'Clock was the hour for The COM
mencement Of the services last night.
The large audence-rOOm was well filled.
In the pulpit besides Mr. Fair were Rev.
Drs. Hoge, Kerr, Campbell, and Ricnard'
son.
DR.. HoGE's SERMON.
A':er HYMN aud a foryent PRAYER by Dr.
Campbell Or. Iloge preached the insi'lls-
ton sermon. lie based his remarks upon
Marx yi., ~. II was one OF the great d.
vines most powerful efforts.
lie commenced by alludng 10 different e.
fects the announcement OF a text had upon
various people, and quoted the Scriptures to
prove this, stating that when the SAVIOUR
spoke on one occasion some II the multitude
declared that an angel had spoken, while
others yet declared that il had Numbered.
The contrast between the Gentle rulers
aud the meek and lOwly Jesus was drawn
with fine elect. The Gentiles were rapacous
spoilers. like bankrupts when they went into
oiipe. and uoon leaving II rich, Ike the money
La lrrf 70 n
fortunes that had been acquired by honest
men. provided the interests oi monopoheS
and trust companies could BE- advanced. Tn
Tegenerated men boas:ing Of independence,
self centred dcfied authority as derogaioty
TO true manhood. Men find themselves restifc,
whether the authority be human or divine.
There ia but one service of helug-that Is
divinity. Resistance 10 moral law meant
ruin. Just a resistance to physical law meant
destruction. Obedieuce TO moral law meant
safety. This il not theological bctlon, bui
iuexorablo facts.
In closing his remarks Or. iIoge was cX-
ceedngly ftryent and biz words made
deep impression on the large congregation,
many OF whom were affected t0 tears by
the pathetic aliusi0u- he made In reference
TO toe grave possibilities OF the pastor
and the relations between him and his peO-
ple. lie referred TO Dir. Fair as ms neigh
Dor. and said that owing 10 She fact tht hi>
congregation worshipped in toe afternoon
aud rot evening that be expected 10 near his
brother preach often, pleasure which be
had never heretofore enjoyed.
OTHER sPEiLEEs.
After the singing Of hymn remarks were
made by Rev. Drs. Kerr and Richardson and
the new pastor.
Professor Shepherd webb presided al The
organ during the services aud the music was
very fine.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-22
TEE mLrHooteT LAYMEN.
Proceedings of Their Meeting Held
Last NtSug.

THE members Of tai, body assembled i'm
the par.or, of the Broad->tIcct Methodist
church last ulctt-Prc ideut 7. T. Minor in
the chair; a. J.. Noel, secretary.
The exercises were opened Hith prayer by
Rev. IS. J.. JuGhiGs, pastor OF Centenary
church.
The usual business vas then proceeded
with and the following officers were elected
for the coming year:
President, John Morton; secretary, '.
II. Wyatt; Treasurer Charles ". liarwood;
and the following V.ce-pre'Idcuts to hold
positions In the order named Il. II. Whit
lock. {. ". Hunter, G.. j. Hunt. Johu W..
Ferguson. a. j. Gary. samuel Jones, Witt
4. Chestermau, ID. j. Weisiger, C.. Ii. Green,
and 4. i. Petigrew.
The pastors OF the different cSmches were
requested to interchange pulptts during tie
remainder Of the conference wear.
Plans were submitted for bringing ont
renewed lnteres in advancing the cause Of
Melhodism and the meeting then adjourned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-22

Nr Elrcamsn returned bis thanks Tor the
honor boz .r4refu' Ntiie speech ile saii hc
.,I .0r- brgu connected with the Board of
luec.cr~. and tao always taken a deep in-
.le.t lu tbe cemetery ana woUld continue 10
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-22
MANCnEArEK HaIEFED.
PersonaI ana Other Items from our
sister CITY.

The river is quite muddy again aud is
slightly swollen.
The Iu-tugs Court was In session for a
short while Yesterday considering cnancery
matters.
Mr. Jacob Redford, who was TAKEN sud
denly ii while at work at The Danylile shops
ou Monday. continue, quite sick 10 hls homc
in SwansDor0'.
Mr.. George W. Brooks has Withdrawn
from he fight for High Constable IN favor Ok
Mr. W. -. LithgOw
Roy. l.. x. Thornhill is expected 10 oreturu
from AppomattoK county today and Will
ccaluct the services at the 0rdge'ctrcet
Baptist church Tonight.
The funeral OF Mrs. Henrietta b. Pierce
took place from the Clopton-Strcet Baptist
church yesterday morning, and was quite
largely attended. The luterment vas made
az Maury cemetery.
At the election to be held tomorrow there
will be elected city treasurer hish cousia-
BILE. and mcmbe- ot the Ciiy Council from
each ward Tie Repubucans have made
no nominations except Tor The Council from
tha Tnird Ward.
The Democrats Of Manchester district,
Chesterfield county, have nominated W..
Daniel Bllcy for supervisor. Sonom'nlilon
was made Tor other district Offices.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-22
AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

y. ". BOWF. : p. ~. douhlo-hr -ani-stuccOed
dive ug $50. 100 south Third street.
RAWLINGS & ROSE, II NJ, beautiful Virginia
Beach lots.
r. A. CArLIN, . P. ". executors salo Of a large
number 81 lots IN Fulton.
JAMES b. ELAN. Z. NJ. DWELLING nos 102,
7Ui. aud 1O1 north lwenty-sizth slreet.
j. THOMPSON BROWN * CO.. f. NJ trus-
toes s.ls of frame dwelling on lgcHty-
ninth street near T..
Z. c. GARRISON. n A. NJ, bar-nxtues. tobac-
20. furniture. g..
FRANK D. HILL a co.. g r. ". brick store and
dwelling No. .iOi east Main street
HENRY L. STAPLES 81 CO.. T.. NJ, brick dwell
ing aud lot corner Eleventh aud clay streets.
GEORGE ". MAYO. 1910 4. NJ, summer bed
ding-pantA
MCHHOSD BAZAAR. 70 a. ", horses mules.
Duggiea. and pha3tons; II A. ~, hay,
drag, mulos, &c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-22
AMERICAN BAPEISTS
ALsrge Cii,to ihem Tor educational
PurpOseA.

Rev. G. II. Ryland returned last evening
from toe first annual meeting oi the Ameri-
can Bapt.t Fduc4Non Society. he meet
mg was held M Boston in the famous Ire
mont Temple. The clcf incident OF the
meeting and one that awakened great enthu-
sissam WAS the gin to tie society for cduca-
tonM purposes OF 100000 By Mr John ID.
Rockefeller, oi New YORK. One hundred
thousand dollars OF this sam Is 10 be
distributed among existing schools and
colleges of the country, south as well
ss North and West 10 Is believed sew
cral southern Baptist institutions will be
hbera1v aided ont OF this iund. SIX
hundred thousiud dollars Is given 10
found a Baptist college IN Chicago. To
tb, 100000. 100000 will be added Tor
buildings, making Sb00O0JJ Tor the Chi
clgo College.
This society is broadly national and the
friends Of education are hopeful OF yet
Greater results.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-22
Raptfst publications.

A Boston special Of Tuesday ~ay': The
American Baptist Publication Society held
the first business session Of its siXty-tit1
annual meeting this forenoon. The presi'
dent (iIon. John J.. Crozier, OF Upland,
Pal called the meeting to order. Alter the
appointment Of committees the report OF The
Board OF Managers was read. 10 showed
total receipts for the year ending Marcn %,
1889, of 1925, $50; OF this SiGl,3i was r.
ceived in the book department, Sl34.6j2 In
the missionary department, aud SO, 1866 in
the Bible department The assets OF the
society amount to S79l, ,69l. The society has
been specially favored with large donations
TO be invested as permanent funds. There
have been ninety.eight new publications
during the year. OF these 290,406 copies
have been printed. The total number OF
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-22
The soidtera'.nome Lots.

Committees OF Lee Camp are eng ged in
seeing their fellow members TO urge them To
attend the Camp meeting on Friday night.
when It is proposed 10 rItiy the sale OF the
soldiers Home lots by a vote cast by mA-
ioriW Of the members in pcrson.
It's necessary that there should be lSi
members present.
Counsel for the Camp say that this addi-
tiona ratification IS not necessary, but they
advise that il be- made so that all shadow OF
doubt may be removed rs 10 the title tue
Camp proposes 90 pass to the purchasers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-22
A" The way 20 the heart Is
Through tho purse"

THE EASIEST WAY TO A MANS GOOD
GRACEs Is THROUGH HIS POCKET BOOK.
GIVE A MAN A "TIPn on A GOOD THING
AND he BECOMES YOUR FRIEND. THE
MANY ADVOCATES OF OUR DEPEND4BLE
CLOTHING ARE THE PEOPLE WHO HAVE
PROFITED By OUR ADVICE TO BUY THEIR
CLOTHING OUT OF FIRST HANDS. THE
PERCENTAGE WE'VE SAVED THEM HAS
CgNESTED THEM TO Us-WE'yE REACHED
THEIR HEARTS THROUGH THEIR POCKETS.
AND NOW THEY'RE PAYING Us BACK DY
RECOMMENDING Us AND OUR CLOTHING
TO OTHERS.
THE STOKES THAT ADVERTISE IMPossT-
BILIrlEs WONDER WHY We FLOURISH
AND GROW. OUR TIRE Is NURTURED BY
TIE FOUNTAIN OF RELIABILITY EVERY
BRANCH BEARS BLOSSOMS OF ECONOMY.
WE PROFIT 81 A VERY LARGE BUSINESS,
AND THE BUYER BY SAVING HARD-EARYED
DOLLARS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-22

The number Of deaths last week was 2G.
CAUSES: Accidental fall, white; abscess Of
liver, colored; apopleXy- y-cerebral-leit
side. I white; cIrfh0sls OF liver, l colored I;
congestion OF lungs, coored; consump.
ton, white and l c0lored; couyulsiOus.
white; dmrrhU1-chgonic, cOIorcd :;
feyer-typuoid. 1 white; feyer-typhoid ma
lariA colored; be-rt-disease. , white and
coloied; hcmorrh4ge-umbilical. l COL
orcd; inaunion, I white; killed by falling
timbcrs, whit; killed 5y railroad cars, l
colored; marGsmls. colored; meningitis, ,
co.ored; WhO0png.c0ugh, c0llrcd.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-22
mornrtAcndemY OF Mnsie.

The subscribers to the matinee and night
performance OF the Petersburg Musical
Festival Association TO be given at the
Mozart next saturday were busy Yesterday
selecting their sc ia.
This morning the general sale Of seats COM
menccs.
Tie entertainments are advertised to COM
menco punctualy al the hour named-the
matinee at O'Clock sharp, and the night st
3 O'Clock sharp. No per,on Will be admitted
or shown seat during the progress OF any
programme number.