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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-24
A HOLOCAUST.
FIVE PERSONS CONSUMED ny THE
FLAMES.
A Terrible Disaster In Princess Aane
county-h Baptist Minister'S
Pato-Body Pound.
lsustsl telegram TO the Dispatch. !

NORFOLK. Va, May %. In Princess Anne
county at an early hour this morning The
residence OF Rev. +. q. Clark, two ana
half miles from the railway station, was dc.
stroyed by FIRE, and five inmates were burned
to death. their bodies being charred almost
beyond recognition. Those whose liies
were lost were Rev. +. G.. Clark and Mss
Pulling, schooI-tescher from Shiloh, w.;
a niece and one son OF Mr.. Clark's, and ooe
whose name could not he learned. IL IS SAID
that Mr.. Clark's wife, Oldest son, ana
daughter made their escape. The un'
fortunate minister had cnsrgc OF the
London Bridge and OAK Grove Bap-
tst churches In Princess Anne county
and was beloved by all who knew him. lie
wa. very popular IN the county, and his
death will be deeply regretted. II - ssid
that Mr.. Clark succeeded in lowering bl-
wife from q second-story window and went
into anolher part Of the house for his chil-
drcn. after which he was not again seen. The
building WAS a framed one and burned very
rapidly, which accounts for the great loss OF
liie
Milton J. HudgiDs. at New Point, Ma
thews county. discovered the body OF IN
aged white man IN Dias creek MOndsy last
On II were number OF articles, including
. Bay-Line ticket from Baltimore 10 Norfolk
and q card with the name DR.. Randall.
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1t has broken out again, and not few OF
the northern papers and professors have II
badly. Some ten years AGO 1t was spssmodic
snd irregular IN making its appearance,
having all seasons for taking hold Of It's vic
tins. For the last three or four years. how
ever, Il has proved conlemporaneous with
spring.feyer, asparagus, strawberries, soft
crabs, and the time when the college student
burns the midnight oil In preparing for his
GHsl examination. Whether any single one Of
these evolves its germ, or all combine TO
evolve It, we are not scientist enough TO de-
eide, but the matter ought 10 be thoroughly
invsstiR ated, seeing that while some time back
IL was a mild form OF mania 1t has recently
assumed a violent phase and developed coll
lateral symptoms that are alarming. The
disease we allude TO is called for short anti
clsssieisnl, and IS We have intimated pre-
walls principally around northern colleges
and northern newspaper Offices. Its dag
nosis IL simple as the patients have uniform.
" a desire to liug English, German,
French, Spanish, and Italian bricks
at CESAR, Horace, CICERO, XENOPHoS,
THUcYDDks, Ivy, PLATO, HERoDoTUs,
aud ali the rest OF that roodly COM
psny. so long rs The mTna did not get
beyond that point II WAS not considered
positively acute and dangerous. The vene-
rable parties mentioned-rest their bones
didnt mind II, and the treatment was TO rub
the heads Of the patients with Greek aud
Latin bricks, under which process many re.
covered, while others enjoyed = lucid inter
val and repose for about twelve months. But
now come The startling assertions that the
desire Ter 10 per cent. interest is one Of the
mort powerful ciulzers OF The age, that
Ios;er1alism Is education, tina. the pre,i-
dent OF q prominent northern unyer.
tlty has been caught reading the Finan-
eial Chronicle. and 10 cap the climax
etymology, phiIoiogy, and the humsnities
are being bonesrded with YoIapuk. Fur
tber, We are grayely teld upon thigh
northern authority that knowledge Of tue
dead languages Is Of no Use to any man.
Fortunately, however, the disease 10 it,
advanced type has not reached the South.
We have had few mild cases Of It, but they
have done no great damage. Certainly they
have not undermined our education or con.
slitu,,on. On tue contrary, they have,
we believe, stimulated desire 10 arrive at
or'ston raetron as between the two extremes
Appreciated respectively by the fanaticsI
eiassieisis and the more fauaticsl auti.clsssl.
cist'. The moral Of all this, therefore, is that
southern men should send their sons 10 our
own colleges, where ths, conservatism which
10 The basis OF all success is the rule. where
mstefisiisn ia not eduestion, desire for 10
per cent interest is not regarded as a great
eivilizer, and the tendency Is not TO make
the "rraeiiesl" crush out all capacity for
high literary and intellectual enjoyment.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-24

100 pounds IMPORTED CAsTUgS0Ap s't'..
20 pints GENUINE IMPORTED BAY N. 81 81.

900 pounds IMPORTED CAsTUgS0Aps't'.
20 piuts GENUINE IMPORTED BAY Is. 81 %.
s0..
PC. will by box 81 IMPORTED FN...-l
WALNUT SOAP worth o.:
$50. will buy CAhrERs. DArlut.- 8sI..
DRETHs Pills.
I5c. viii buy FRATsEg's NERVE tEn r.tt
IlNINENr:
75c. Will buy VALENTINES WsAr-f
-. will buy WYEIu5 Bs- V,+ t>9
IRON;
75c VII. buy BROWNS IeoE %
49, will buy PlEhCLs Htu.t. DIS
CoyERY;
&c. Will buy plERCEs FA'o..s f.E
sCMruON;
30 will buy AYERS or HOODS sA'-',t-
RlLLA:
;5c Will buy SIMMONS IIFtnN. ''. b.
lis will buy SWIFT >phCIfiI .'.'e
flwll buy WAKNER- ~AfEhf9Nkl'.
6Oc. vii bag sOLODoYr. ue lo-. t....-
&c Will buy NSApE BAhEts ,ts..
MOUrn-WAsH:
I0r. will uyALLCO,K7 POROUS
pc VIII buy four pounds BtSi N..a' n..'
Sled.
-, Will boy LAZELIEs. VIOLET o. LAS. Use
DER WATEhs sor,l -.-e l.a. .s-
MmesscI,
200 halEplnt r0l.les BAY RIM 20 -.c..
- gross TOILET SOAP 40 f.. n l. zen.
J0c. Will by LOONENs uNK.bNl .H-h'ai
brush orerei ,or ma msnoy syr,h w..
-. vii bay SOLID BAlhIltOEIED BA.-
BRl SH worm 81
tLDwI by SOLID BACK OLIVE WO.'
HhlK-BRUsh Icou.us 3 .n v0ra. g.
81. Will by lHBREAhA5ls tJHB WA
IS. e. s-Iu.Ft -..l
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PROPOSALS..
ID r o P 0 S A L. S.
LETTING No I9-youcE TO CONTRACTORS.

LETTING 40. l9-NOuCE TO CONTRACTORS.
SEALED PROPOSALS will 10 received at tho
Mayors o0ice. iu the cigy Of Louisville until
SATURDAY, June Il, 1859. a. y NJ, Tor the fol-
FOR furnishing thirty thousand G0.O0O tons
fmOro or less ~ granite blocks.
For furnishing ton thousand 10000 linesl feet
more OF lessI ~ granite curbing.
Fer furnishing htiy thousand 10000 ineal
feet more or less OF granite hagglug Tor cutters
DIMENSIONS.
The dimensions q the granite blocks must Do
as follows: Ia iength not more than twelve az
nor Ices than seven On Inches; In width not
more than Eva - Doc less than thrOe AMI ono
Eaf 90 inches. IN depth nOt more Than six
and one hAN 90 nor less than SIX 90 inches.
The size preferred Is seven u inches long four
a. inches wiie. aad six 81 inches deep.
The Dimensions Of the granite curhiug must bs
as follows: NOg less than eightoen Qsl inches
deep ard ak .6l inchss vide on top. With a beyei
Of QUO eighth ~ u an Inch from inner - outer
edge.
The dimension. OF the granite Tagging must
bo ~ foiloEp TWentg-nvs thousand 2. co..
HnoAl feet and NOS loss than nVo % feet Ia
length aud not less than eighteen l5) inchos
wids, add twenty-five (!5,C0 llnOal feet not less
than FIVE q feet loug ana not less than two %
feet wide the stones 70 be NOS less than SIX (6)
nor more thau seven CD inches in depth.
Bidders IL making 0ut thor proposals will DO
careful 10 see thai there are no changing Of
figures, no scratches nor any interlnaNOns.
should such occur the bid viii b. declared In
formal.
Bidders will be required 70 give IS security
some acceptable citizen Of The city o. Louisville.
a deposit Of fiye Thousand dollars $500 or q
certified check for that amount viii 10 required
with zach IT'D as n guarantee FOR tho faithful
fulllmeut Of the contract
All material that does not como up fully 90 The
specifications Will Do rejected and must b, re-
moved az tho expense OF the contractor.
Specifications for furnishing the above mate
nal viii DO furnished on application 70 he City
Engineer, Room ~ City Hall
The m6terlai must b. delivered on ears AZ any
poiRt along the line OF railroad within tho city
limits, that th- city Rngtnoer may Designate
The above material must be furnished in &C
cordance with the specifications on nle IN the
City Engineers once. Room ~, City Hall.
Bonds with approved security aud bids on the
proposals furnished BY tho City kngneer re-
Qutrod for the material 10 be furnished
Tho city reserves the right " reject any or all
bids
Bidders aud representatives OF the press are
inyited 70 attend the opening OF tho bids
CHARLES ID. JACOB, Mayor.
MAYORS OFFICE. May Is 1882
my 9S-dStawtJuiS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-24
L SAVINGS BANK OF RIG
MOND.
CAPITA. 100000,

is now ready for business in tho building o., the
National Bank Of Virginia, corner Eleventh AMI
Nain street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-24
DLUE RIDGE SPRINGS, VA.
THE CELEBRATED DYSPEPSIA WATER

Seventeenth season un1' n same management
New Hotel Will be- roaty for THIS season. send
for illustrated pamphlet
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,1O THE OFFICERS AND MEM

Attest: GEORGE C. JEFFERSON, Recorder
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-24

apparently emboldeued by the immu-
nifty from any penslty which the murderers
Of Clayton are enjoying the work OF killing
of Republicans goes merrily on In Arkansas.
The killing this time grew out OF an elechon
for school directors at Forest City."-Chi'
coQo Tribune.
Why arrsign Arksnsasf There are more
murders committed annually in Chicago
than in Arkansas, but nobody abuses IL
huois, or any party in Illinois, for that rea-
sou. Why not let the authorities OF Arkan-
sas deal with the murderer
The northern Republican papers delight
in meddiing with matters with which they
have rishtiully nothing TO do. II seems to
be impossible for those papers 20 do justice
TO any southern state or southern man. In
the opinion Of such censors homicide IN
Arkansas Is good reason why Congress
should deprive all the southern people oil the
right TO elect their own congressman.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-24
KILLED by Liebsping-peath or an
ord Citizen.
Correspondents Of the Richmond DIspatch.I
EgruIvfrIE. VA, May %, 1884.

EgrTLLyILLE, VA, May %, 1899.
Thomas Francesca, syoung man living In
Tennessee ten miles from Estillyille, was
killed by lightning yesterday evening. He
WAS alone st work on the farm some distance
from the house, and was found dead after the
storm had abated. lilo was about twenty
three years old.
DR.. r. X. Herren, the oldest citizen OF
Estillvile. died suddenly Sunday night, and
was buried by the Masons yesterday eve
ming. He was a good citizen ana an able
physician.
A considerable wind, rain, aud hail
storm vIsitea this section Yesterday evening.
The South Atlantic aud OHIO railroad has
crossed Clnch river 10 Clinchport, and a
bsck-nne between that point and Big.
Gap will be started at once. II.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-24

The two elections for congressman held
day before Yesterday. the one in Illinois and
the other in Kansas, resulted in electlng
Democrat and Republican TO take the
places Of Democrat aud a Republican.
They leave the House Of Representatives as
before-lG4 Republicans to lGl Democrats.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-24

VHE YOUNG LADIES or GENIE
4 NARY METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH
will hold FAN FESTIVAL at 401 east Grace
street on THURSDAY and FRIDAY, .Ji aud
14ih o. Nay beginning ~ o'clock J.. u. on Dc
1871 They will 04cr Tor sale Cream, Cakes, bcr-
ries and large assortment Of pretty fan-, n 4
viii be pleased o. see their friend, aud tho gem
eral public. A. 3 o'clock r. N. each day Fan-
no VIII be cut especially for the children.
ep9l-N6F@t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-24
DanHilla nnln.

I6ptVIaI IoIeKINIH 10 Ilt UsVHICN,I
DANynLE. VA. May 2S.- Prohibition is
all the talk here now. Petitions for q local.
option election 10 Danvlle and North Dam
Vile are being circulated, and more than
enough names have already been secured to
order the election. There is strong Oppose
ton 10 the movement. and II the election Is
ordered the contest will be lively one.
The residence OF Phil. l.. Grssty, on Pax
ton street, was destroyed by Gre this morn
Ing.
A telegram was received here to-day an.
nouDcing the death at wytbeyille, Va, OF
John A. Pierce, OF this city. His remains
will arrive here tomorrow for burial.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-24

Chicago, the home Of Anarchists. the
scene Of the murder OF Or. CRoNIN, thinks
that the southern states should be deprived
Of the right to elect their own congressman
because in a recent election riot in Arkansas
one man was shot and killed. suppose such
murder as that Of DR.. CRoNlN were TO be
committed 10 the south.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-24

What is the status OF the BLAIR educational
bill? IL was passed by the Senate more
than wear ago and sent to the House OF
Representatives, where 1t was referred to
committee which never reported 1t. Mr..
BLAIR will no doubt reintroduce the same
bill into the Senate at its next session. On
it, passage al the Democratic senators from
Virgins, North Carolina, Arkansas. Florida
Georgia, Louisisns, and Mississippi voted
for II. Alabama aud South Carolina divided
on If. The other southern States voted
against il.
We doubt now that the bill will ever be-
come q law.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-24

For a Justice Of the Supreme Court OF the
United States, pray, Mr.. HARRISON, let the
country have Attorney-Genersl MILLER
rather than that malignant Judge NooD-
the man who saved DUDLEY from punish
ment for violating United states laws.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-24
Death or 8 Eoncever,e Druggist.

ISpeciaI ioIoErlIn 20 NO UI5phIch.I
RONCEvLETE. W. Va, May 93.-F. II.
Link, a prominent aud wel.known druggist
Of this place, died yesterday at 1910 +. NJ.
OF urine poison nged about sixty years.
Mr.. Link came here about nine years ago
from stanton, Va, where he was well and
fay0rahly known asa leading nharmacist.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-24

General j. WARREN KEIFER. OF Ohio,
saws ne has no desire OF ever going back to
Congress-" J. WARREN Is evidently bent on
maintaining the reputation he gained when
he was in Congress.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-24
m D,mocrstic success next fsli, which

IN Democratic succe. next fall, which
presages victory.
II Ohio IL TO vote the Democratic ticket,
Virginia ought to give twenty thousand
Democratic msiority. In Ohio United
ststcs senstor Is TO be elected In place OF Mr.
PAYNE, who Is over seventy years OF age,
and will not again serve in the Senate.
though we have seen It intimsted that he
weuld like to be reelected rs vindication
OF his good name, aud, II reelected, would
decline the honor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-24
Judge Fleming Gains Four.

Especial telegram 10 the DiSpAHh.l
CHARLESTON, ". VA, May @3.-The legis-
lstiyc committee to-day passed upon the
vote Of Fayette county, " here seyenty-one
votes were contested by Judge Fleming
and fortv.six by General Col. Seven Of
the former were thrown oui and one OF the
latter. Thi. gives Judge Fleming gain Of
fOur votes
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-24

Reading notices in resding-msttor vPe'
np.e or lcss 81: In nOnpsren loaded. 30.
Cardoi raves ior moro space furnished on APP
Ehcat.Qn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-24

The following misspelled names OF places
on letters - but a sample Of what the clerks
in the Rondout post-ofiice are compelled 10
"wreslle" with every week: "Pogibkse."
"Secpike." Each OF these letters was in.
tended for Poughkeepsie. and WAS marked
"iu haste" "Soekerees,' wac thrown IN
the Saugerties nail, while "Nernieuse y
found its way to PhGnlcia all right. h'ngS-
ton Freeman.
But II one Of those letters had been nd
dressed to Kanawha Courthouse, W. Va,
instead OF to Charleston, W. Va, 1t would
have been forwarded to the dead-letter office.
Such A regulation is discredtsb)e to the
POst-Oflice Department.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-24

A fashion item says: "Feathers have
been discarded for the summer" The bird
that had discarded It's feathers could sympa.
thlze yesterday with the man that had taken
of his fanneiS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-24

Speaking Of the meeting this week OF the
Democratic State Centrsl Committee Of
Obio, the Cleveland Plain Dealer says there
was ~ unmisisksble feeling OF confidence
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-24
BRIEF COMMENT

General LEW WALLACE has broken the
Republican record. lie doesn't want an
office.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-24

.'Now that Chicago has settled the LESLIE
divorce case spasm OF virtue seems to have
struck the CITY," Anchor ii, for goodness
sake
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-24

minister lincoln bad s. distinguished
reception at Liverpool" His fathers name
was ABRAHAM
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-24
IENBbKIsf,
PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST PAYABLE in
corn


PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST PAYABLE IN
GOLD.
REFERRING TO THE EXTRACTS FROM A
LETTER FROM THE TREASURER OF THE
COMPANY, APPENDED HERETO, WE ARE
AUTHORIZED TO OFFER THE ABOVE $780,
900 OF BONDS FOR PUBLIC SUBSCRIPTION.
APPLICATIONS FOR THR BONDS WILL NOW
RECEIVED AT THE OFFICES OF THE IN
DERsfGNED AT THE TRICE OF rs PER
CENT. AND ACCRUED INTEREST. THE RIGHT
BEING DESERVED TO CLOSE THE sUBSCRIP-
TON AND TO ADVANCE THE PRICE WITH
Ogr NOTICE; ALSO. TO REDUCE Or REJECT
ALL APPLICATIONS OFFERED.
ALLOTMENTs WILL BIZ MADE IMMEDIATE
LY AFTER THE EXEMPTIONS HAVE
CLOSED. WHEN PER CENT or THEbMoUNT
or BONDS ALLOTTED WILL BE PAYABLE.
BONDs WILL BE READY FOR DELIVERY
MAY 2s, 1859, AND APPLICATION WILL BIZ
MADE TO LIST THEM AT THE NEW YORK
STOCK EXCHANGE IMMEDIATELY THERE
AFTER.
FORMS or THE BOND AND COPIES OF THE
MORTGAGE tBOTH or WHICH HAVE BEEN
EXAMINED AND APPROVED IN ALL RE-
SPECTs BY OUR COUNsED CAN BE OBJ
TAINTED FROM THE UNDERSIGNED.
MAITLAND, PHELPS 4 CO.,
New York,
KESsLER b CO., New York.
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r. A. PATTERSON. L Z. MORRIS.
President Fce-PiesiienL
CEORGEN. WOODBRIDGE. Cashier

BOARD OF DIRECTORS: George +. Christian,
". r. Qunrles, o. o. Owens. p. WhtlVk, H. The
odors EAyso1, Hermann schmidt T.. l. TrAnh
v. h. Zimmerman, b. Alsop, ID. o. Davis, II. j.
Tahaferr), h. N. Gillian, John Pope. r. sitter
ding. John II. Dlnnoe0. John ". Gordon, y. D..
Hgrsroye, 81. seldom Taylor, Henry Bodeker l.
b. Taum. II. sWiusiold, James Lyons. and O..
G.. Valentine. Hp7-3m
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-24

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
y the frat meeting Of the SIOCKHOLDrk,
or The RICHMOND AND ALLEGHAN1 RAIL-
WAY COMPANY. n corporation organized under
the laws o. the state OF Virginia ly tie PIE
chasors of tho propsrty and franchises oi tho
Richmond and Allegheny Railroad Company ~
a sale held IN the ci.y Of Richmond on Tue dtu ~
April, lSsq, by r. H. Leland, special com rll.-
sioner appointed under De rec o. foreclosure
en- cred by the Circuit touri OF ne CITY OF hlcL-
mond on the lqth DAY 81 December, lass. iu two
certain Causes m sad court pending iu one u
which Herbert f. Terrell and Thomas -. booo'k'
trustees. were cOmplaiuani-, aud The hclmoHi
and Allegheny Railroad Company hui clnors
were defendanfs. and "a Tho other q W-rn
Henry H. Alexander Fnd Henry j. lly.cu,
trustees. wore cOmplHinanis, ani tho h..n rl
and Allegheny Railroad Company and lthor,
were defendants, Will be held a. the Office of lbe
company, Pare building, in tho city q. Rich
moud. o. tie 6rH DAY OF JUNE, lSe1 o. y
O'Clock noon.
BY order q the Board Of Directors,
+. X LELAND,
my 2l-tJes secre aiY
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-24

NO THE OFFICERS AND MEM
l BERS or r. r. LEE CAMP. No. J, CONFED-
! ou are hereby notified ant
earnestly requested 10 attend in person he
mesung of tho Camp 10 he held on tho 24rn Day
or MAY. 1850. at 5 o'clock 7. ~, at so. 81 euFt
Broad street when the purpose u ia'iiyine and
carrying outthe sales Of The real estate belong
INK to this corporation, which were made on
April H.. Issg. win bs considered. II being ssr-
gested ~ behalf OF some Of the purchas-rs-al-
though not doomed legally necessary hy t1is
Camp-that Il is desirable TO have tho said fll-s
ratified by "a meeting o. the Camp a. which
majority OF the member shall be present ia
persou. Don't fail to attend in porson.
THOMAS A. BRANDER.
Commando Of X. Z. Lee Camp, NO. l, CDufed-
erats Veterans.
ARTgug A. SPlrzER. Ad'utanI ny e2-2t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-24
EXTRACTS,

FORTHE HANDhRRCuiEF AHD TUilf.
are equal 10 tho imported ny.. af.,. ' '..,
and g. Tor sAis 90 dug aai f.A .T--..'.'
stores.
II your dealer doosnlt toeg -.eu se.l1
PURCELL. ftDD Isl ,...
Wholesale pI4fssA
apH ~ 5DoFtEI4r s...
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-24

rVHFRE WILL BEASTBAWBERRT
4 ESTlYAL a. tue First Baptist church tu-
day night from haf Iasss ouTaris. During tre
evening Miss Arnold will giyo several reailnr7,
and fine music. roth vocal aud ustI uneniai. VIII
be provided. No admlttaucc Zee. my2i-lt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-24
lAAN kNOPlEG.

ITO ARCHITECTS. CONTRACTORS,
Il AND BUILDERS: We have In stock EX-
CELsIOR CRlAPED AND CORRUGATED IRON
ROOFING OF superior quality. Zach sheet "a
painted on both Sdes. Call al our warehouse,
and 8 north Fourteenth street. get circular,
and leave your orders. SOUTHERN RAILWAY
SUPPLY COMPANY. sp &-lmo
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-24
nE LETTINGS.

DOUARTERS COM-\>X
I 4 MANDERY or st. ANDREW, NO. X
%, IA. r., RICHNOSp.NA, NAY p, lSS.- -
GENERAL Orders: SIR kNIGHT-.-/ y
Attend a stated assembly Of the COmmandery AZ
the asylum, ST. Adams Han, FRIDAY EVENING,
24th instant. at o'clock IN full dress u lem
pler on foot
Members Of Richmond Commandory No. .
and all transient sir Knights arc courteously iu-
yited 20 he present
BY order OF the Eminent Commander.
l. T. CHRISTIAN
Cdptain-ten eraL
Attest: GEORGE Z. JEFFERSON, Recorder
my 2i1t'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-24
NOTICE.

V1IOH'
On and after MAY 3jTH no wagon or trucks
with four wheels will DO allowed on JAMES
RIVER FREE BRIDGE carrying more than 500
pounds; no cart or Track on two wheels more
than $500 pounds. No two or moro LeaVy loads
allowed On one span At same time.
d. j. MONTAGUE,
my 2l-6t Chairman Committee on 5. and K.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-24

Salt Rheum and Rll skin diseases are cured
by Hoods sarsapsrils. Sold by all drug.
gists'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-24
BUSINESS CHANCES

A RARE OPPORTUNITY FOR THE
IA RIGHT PARTY.
TWO ESrABLISHBD MEAT STORES FOR SALE.
Prone amounting 20 $50 per week Good reA-
cons for selliDg. Apply at 10 east Broad street.
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-24

DARHAM & CO.'S PAPER-BOX
L FACTORY. Boxes OF any pattern made 70
order. Blank Books made 10 order II not ia
stock. BoOk-blnding IN any style. Printing
neatly and promptly done. Come and 500.
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-24
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Tho nxot charges Of this compsny. in
Guiding the per cent dividend onits
$4,000 O preferred stock and interest
on the present rssue Of t5,0O10O0 bonds
(also expenses OF managemenD will
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