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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-14
REAL ESTATE ACTIVE
MANY TRANSFERS OF PROPERTY
MADE YESTERDAY.
Condemnation OF Thirty-six Feet of Land
For the Purpose Of Enlarsing Mar
shall Park.

The following deeds Of bargain and sale
were admitted to record yesterday in the
office Of tho Clerk of the Chancery Court
of Bichmond
Samuel Boltz and wife TO the city of
Richmond. 60 feet on Williamsburg ave
nue., 3.
II. \. Catlin and wife TO same, SO feet on
east side Laurel street. $1,000.
James Aston Cabell. special commission
or. 70 Thomas J. Smither, 30 feet on south
side Clay street near Muntord, improved,
S2.ij0.
John Dunlop. special commissioner, to
tbe citv of Richmond, lots on Belyidere,
Pine. Laurel, and Church streets
Hansena Grant 10 william O. Grant. 30
feet on south side Taylor street near
Beech. $500.
William G.. Harrison's trustee to the city
Of Richmond. all his interest in an undl-
vided moiety in fifteen lots bounded by
Belvidere. High, and Church streets and
James-Riyer and Kanawha canal, -l,3H
Edward J. Hogan and wife to same, 81
feet on west side Church between High
street and James-River and hanawha
canal. 81 900.
AIarcellus Hicks and wife to W. NJ. Hab-
liston. ~ feet on Third street southwest
corner of Grace, $1,000.
addison l.. Holiday, special commits
sioner. TO Hiram Oliver, 23lI feet on east
side Mayo street between Ross and Broad,
improved, Sl,4OO.
James L. McKenney, substituted trus-
tee to William NJ. Baldwin, 33 feet on
Seventeenth street, S495.
Robert Z. Richardson to the city of
Richmond, 30 feet on west side Pine street,
Rebecca c. Shurm's trustee TO same, GO
feet on Williamsburg avenue. s.
Thomas j. Smither and wife to Henry T..
Rlcheson, 17si feet on south side Clay
street between Munford and Gilmer, i'm
proved, $40.
Franklin Stearns's executor and Frank
lin Stearns, Jr., and wife to same, 80 feet ON
east SIDE Belyidere street, $500.
Charles and Lee Straus 10 Caroline
Straus, 20iI feet on north side Main street
between Twelfth and Thirteenth. i'm
Robert Washington and wife to A. J.
Chewing and Y. >. Rose, % feet on VIII
llams street, $50
Joseph II. Wheeler and wife to John NJ.
Walsh Az feet on west side Twenty
seventh street between Clay and Leigh,
improved. $1,000.
Thomas Valentine and wife 70 Minna
Kcpplor. q feet on north side Broad street
near Madison. improved, $500.
CO.DElfNATION ORDERS.
j. T. Brown and others by city of Rich
mond. condemnation of 3G feet on south
side Nam street near Warehouse. for the
purpose Of enlarging Marshall Park. $40.
VI l.. Ford's trustee by sane, condemna-
tion OF los feet on south side Main street
between Twenty-ninth and Ihirtleth. for
the same purpose, -l,G2O.
AGBEF1fFNTs.
John f. Bossieux's heirs with Yirginius
Bossieux. appointing him their trustee,
etc.. 10 sell certain real estate and distri-
butte proceeds.
Archie webb with L. Garthriqht's Son.
for purchase Of furniture by instelments,
$500.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-14

t.a regular meeting Of Lee Camp held
~ 'ar.r rooms last night several Confede-
rate o'eauizations applied for charters to
f.rn camps IN various states and several
d.. members were elected.
tr- Mary McGraiu. O. Baltimore, q lady
r. flnr tnis city. who was yOuched Tor as
ing been "a true friend OF the C0niedie-
r.te soldier ia the trOublous times OF the
e.r. vss introduced to the Camp ana re-
D.yea a fattcring ovation. Commander
Nr.udcr extended TO her a welcome not
, 'y uDon this occasion but upon all H.
t.fe ones.
The committee appointed at The last
m.ning 10 submit resolutions IN regard 10
Size life and character Of Hon. Jefferson
Davis reported through their chairman,
Mriog &. s. StringfellOw.
Ihe preamble and resolutions are among
fhe very best that have yet been adopted
a. clloey OF President Davis.
They were unanimously adopted by
rtlac vote.
Cnder the head OF new business nomina-
tons OF officers for the ensuing twelve
months were made. They will be voted for
~ the next meeting Of the Camp. The list
incluGea all the officers Of the Camp as well
IS the trustees.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-14
HONORS TO STANLEY.
Queen VictOria's COngratulations-Ent
tanned al a Banquet.

A Zanzibar dispatch Of the 18th says
The British India Standardization Com
panv to-day gave luncheon TO Henry w..
Stanley on board the steamer Arawatta,
which has arrived here as the pioneer yes
sci m the direct service between Great
Britain and East Africa. Mr.. stanley made
a speech. in which he predicted the rapid
growth and prosperity of East Africa.
The Zanzibaris who accompanied Mr..
Stanley on his expedition through Africa
were received 10y the Sultan to-day. The
Sultan thanked them for the splendid SER
vices they had rendered, and rewarded
them with presents.
All Zanzibar is engaged in fcting Mr..
Stanley and the members Of his expedi-
ton.
LONDON. December II The Queen has
sent q cable dispatch TO Mr.. Stanley III
which she says: " Ny thoughts are wlthyou
and Your brave followers. whose hardshlps
and dangers are at an end. | again con-
gratulate YOU all, including the Zanzlbarls,
who display ID such devotion and fOrtltude
during your marvellous expedition. thrust
E.min Pasha is making favorable pro-
gress.'
The corporation Of London has invited
M. Stanley 10 accept the freedom Of the
citv. The ceremony Of presentation Will
take place in the Guild Hall. The parch-
ment comforting citizenship upon Dir.
Stanley will be enclosed in gold casket.
On the evening Of the day on which the
presentation Is made a reception Will be
given him in the Guild Hall.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-14
the road-bed of upper Hull street, is pro-
crossing well with the work.
The December term OF the Hustings
Court will open next Monday.
(itv CirruIt Court.

Nearly the whole OF Yesterdays session
Of this court was taken up hearing evidence
in the case of Hobeck rs. the Richmond
and Manchester RAILWAY for IS, 900 damages
for the death of his little daughter. who
some months ago. in attempting TO cross
upper Hull street (above Manchester was
knocked down by the mules ofa passing car
and received injuries that resulted fatally.
The evidence was partially heard ana the
case adjourned over until this morning.
Messrs. Edgar Allan and J. Samuel Parrish
are counsel for the plaintiff. and Messrs, G..
V. Meredith and Tucker d Ingram for the
defendant.
In the case Of Samuel West, admlnistra;,
tor Of Lewis n. West, rs. tue Richmond
and Ddpyile Railroad Company Judgment
was entered by consent in favor OF the
plaintiff for 5000. Young West wasa brake;
man on the York-River branch of this road
and was killed on the 3lst of last Decem-
her bv being knocked of q freight-car in
passing under the bridge at Ash street. IN
the lower part Of the city
Cherry. Morrow Il Co. rs. II. Nj. Smith d
Co. Judgment for Sl.4l3.G6
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-14
JEFF. DAVIS'SGRAV
GOOD PROSPECT THAT OUR DEAR
PRESIDENT WILL Be BURIED HERE.
fccrct Of Governor Ice that IL Was I'M
possible for Him 10 attend
the Iuucrnl.

c,.alnr Of Mr.. Davis. Governor Lee
...li, 70 Dispo'cl reporter last night that
- anc could regret more than he did that
l..,,.. unable 60 he present at his funeral
.+,. Executive of the state. Apart from
I'D other considerations his intimate per-
.., rela.iou with Mr. Davis and his
.... would have demanded this mark of
-.....t. As an instance said tho Cover
thc Ice monument could have been
.....w ouruc my term of o1icc Mr.
I.... u Dies health had permitted. as well
... Davis sud Miss Winnie would
I.t .Ieu my guests at that time. Miss
t... particularly is % great friend OF
'. i.ns. and 10 may bee remembered was
-.t at the time Mr. Cleveland visited
nud.
uj. however That while could have
'.d many pu6hc duties go TO New
O.t-. thc Maryland and Virginia bound
... ur the Potomac bad reached that
t tiat 20 prompt seftlcmeut of thequcs-
. wa. absolutely necessary TO prevent
.f property and life, and could not
,.r bs postponed.
'f. dispatch TO Mrs. Davis and Judge
f.rnt~ asking that his last resnne-ulcc
..r fIe city. and mt proclamation TO oar
..I.. lut irgdrQratcly expressed my
r..n of hlm while living, my sorrow al
.. I.ffn.
~. man. continued the Governor, ad-
.-r.e ulr hero moro than dld. and no
IAN shall ra farther than do IN paying
-r.bltc to bis rcycrcd memory when such
p. .srr.rcc isl not iu conflict with my obl-
..r.n- n~ au officer Co tho Interests Of the
l..I'e ~ Virginia.
RICHMOND STAY HE TIE RrrlAI-rLAcF.
lrr Governor received the following
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-14

Povton Adams (colorcdl. aged thirty-
eieht. a laborer employed by the Old Do
minion Iron and Nail-Works Company,
died suddenly Yesterday at NO. $40 east
Cary street.
Coroner Taylor, who viewed the body.
was of opinion. after conyersing with de-
ceased's family physician. that death re-
suited from the bursting on blood-tumor.
Adams resided on the premises No. II
north Third street, and went into the house
on Cary street to rest for awhile. He sat
down on a bench and was deed in few
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-14

In the Police Court yesterday morning
pawnhrokcr Ellis Abrams was charged
with having in his possession three gold
rings, the property of Miss Kate Brannan,
and ID. L. ReardOn was charged with the
larceny of the rings and cross Abrams
was hOnorablv discharged and then testi-
fed IN the case of ReardOn.
The prisoner testified that W. 1. Ryan,
young man. came to his houseand request
ed him TO GO with him to pawn some Jew
elry. He (ReardOn) not knowing that any
thing was wrong. consented not only to 60
with HIM. but suggested that they go 70
Ellis Abrams, who knew him and would
probably advance more than any other
pawnhrOker. They went TO Abrams and he
told Abrams that he wanted to get an adj
vance on the jewelry, saying III jOcular
manner that he had bought them for his
wife. but wanted money TO 90 to Alabama
10 work.
The examination was suspended at this
point and the case was continued TIL Tues
dav week, and the Justice issued bench
warrant for Ryan, charging MIN with steal
ing the jewciry.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-14
HOWlTzER ASSOCIATION.
Annual Reunion of the War Members of
the Artillery.

The Richmond HowtZer Association
always las its annual rcunlOn on December
18Th. tine anniversary of the battle Of
Frederick k-burg.
Yesterdays observance was no departure
from the usual custom.
Ats O'Clock IN the afternoon the present
company. 10 the number Of Iorty-eleht,
under command of Captain Hutchinson,
pnuled the principal streets. presenting q
splendid appearance III their new uAi-
forms.
Tho company reassomblcd shortly after Z
y. NJ. and in body marched 90 Plzzim $
Restaurant. where they were the guest OF
tuc association ~ it- banquet. Caterer
Burke did bis level best. and his efforts
were appreciated.
Speoch-uakiug being IN order RcX. Dr..
S. A. Goodwin. Judge flournoy. Judge
George +. Christian. Lieutenant Starko,
and Me~.rs. McCroery. Allen, and others
m.do short addresses. Tho llowtZor
choru. eulivcnod the occasion with songs.
Mr. G.. f. Niugo. for Captain Carlton
Mccarthy. Vho wa- absent sick, read set
of resolutions iu memory Of the late Hon.
jefferson Davis.
The paper was referred 10 committee
of five 10 be- reported and published at
some future time.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-14
nonnr Mnn,s ,,isslnnnrr Society.

The Young Mems Baptist City Mission
arv Society viii hold It's anniversary exer-
cises SUNDAY at the First Baptist church
at 81, p. VI. There will be excellent
music. Captain Frank Cunningham has
consented to sing a solo. The president.
j. B Montgomery. and the missionary,
Rev. G.. +. Williams. viii make brief state
n.cnts about the society and the last years
work. and Hon. j. L. ". Curry viii deliver
the address.
Gospel services viii be conducted at the
Pohce-CouIt room Sunday at S =. NJ. by
Rev. G.. L. Williams.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-14
FUNERAL CUSTOMS.
a Reform Movement to Be Discussed In
tire Evangelical Alliance.

The Eyaucehcal Alliance will hold It's
REGULAR meeting next Tuesday night.
1n. Board II Manager at It's meeting
o.rfv ia .le month selected Funerals AS
s- tu, subject for consideration Toy the
Glory aud laty. In the first place, II is
deemed to be 70 matter Of great Importance
that there should 5e conference and an
agreement 10 discourage as tar as possible
SUNDAY funerals.
Ih p. nav lc occasions whom the Lords
..y must he ~o used. but ii is alleged that
.rta time it is chosen when there is no
.. necessity. Anothcrpo.nt is that Of dls-
.Ius funeral sermons. Here, too, II Is
ttel tiat occasions may arlsc when "a
rr-e - decidedly IN place Bnt there
.Icl, extending conviction that many
t.... such % sermon Is uucalled for, out OF
I... ucXpcdicnt.
tu4.ler point and one OF great import
lf...is is the discOuragcmcnt of cXtraya-
.-..r 90 funerals.
Ihe board also hope that some plan may
i. -ueec-.cd hy practical men whereby
f... conlu--c5ly growing evil may he
a .ated and some conclusion reached which
uav go away with the idea that IN these
c.r. "a man ot moderate means cannot ar
flrI 10 DIe
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-14
OANVlLLE STARTLED.
Has the Richmond and Danyiiie an option
on the Danville and New
River Bonds?

River Bonds?
Special telegram to the Dlspst-hl
DA.yILLE, Va. December l3-Ims COM
munitv was considerably startled to-day
hv a rilmor that the Richmond and Dan
vile had purchased the Danville and New
River road. II was known some time ago
that somebody had gotten on optinn on fhe
Danyllle and NcW-Riycr bonds, but no
body here seemed 10 know who had that
option. The Dany,lle and New-liiVer road
j. now IN the hands of 4 receiver, 50 thht
the road will belong 70 whoever owns the
bonds. and tho rumOr to-day was that
the bonds of the road have passed
into the hands Of the Richmond
and Danyille. The rpmor was specially
interesting 10 The Danylle people because
i'm the first place Danville has preferred
stock and interest claim on tho Dany,lle
and New-Rivcr property amounting 10
seventy thousand dollars and more. 4
suit for this money Is now pending IN the
United States Supreme Court and the pro
perty cannot be sold by order OF the Court
until that suit j. decided or Withdraw u.
In the second place n was confidently 'A,
pected the Atlantic and Danyille road
would Use the Danvllie and New River
road TO 90 west. and this move ot the kich-
mond and Danvllle. If move 1t was,
looked like an attempt TO chechmate the
Atlantic and Danyllle.
An INVESTIGATION.
An investigation developed the fact that
the Richmond and Danyille Company has
y snecial engineer now on the Danvlllc ana
New-Kiyer road examining the track and
making estimates of the cost of widening
the gauge. Sc. 1t is also known that the
option, ON the bonds by whoever held eX-
pires on the 18th instant, and that the 0p-
tiou has been extended. II Is confidently
believed here that the option j. held by
the Richmond aud Danyille, and II Is also
believed that that company Will soon huy
up the bonds of the Danvlle and New
River and utilize the property.
MATTER OF SPECULATION.
What the Richmond ana Danyille wants
with this road is a matter OF wide specula-
ton. Some think it only an effort 70 pre-
vent the Atlantic and Danvllle from buld,
ing West. and others believe the Richmond
and Danyile has determined itself to
build from Danvlle 10 the cOal-helds.
PROMINENT CITIZEN DEAD.
A telegram WAS received here to-day an
n0uncing the death at Chatham Of DIR.
Richard White, one Of the Oldest and most
prominent citizens Of the county. He was
the father of Mrs. j. d. Blair Of Danyille.
and Mrs. DR.. Iutchings He was man OF
considerable means and was for years
cashier Of the Chatham Savings Bank.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-14

follows: Poor old Iowa has elected
Democratic Governor. Now, Colonel, you
saw how il was yourself while out here. IL
was entirely too dry and hard 10 get a
drink. Iowa Is Republican. but not rabid
temperance The law will be amended SO
that druggists are not criminals for hand
ling liquors in the trade. Poor old Jefferson
Davis is dead, and do hope that in his grave
Will be buried the last vestige of the bitter
feeling cngondercd by the great war. Peace
TO his ashes | am going TO attend the in-
auguration Of our Democratic Governor in
January, and will have IN lihe portion of
my Iowa National Guard command. Now
we old Republicans IN Iowa VIII snow you
old Mossbacks how nicely we can accept
defeat md tall into linen
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-14
Faulty Electric Wires Must Go.
fBy telegraph TO ths Dispssch.l

New YORK, December l3.-The general
term of the Supreme Court has handed
down decision reversing the decision of
Judge Andrew in the matter Of the electric
wires. The decision dissolyes the injunc-
ton which has hitherto prevented the city
authorities from taking down the wires.
Notice was Immediately sent TO all the
electric-light companies whose wires have
been complained OF as defective. informing
them that the faulty wires must be re-
moved. II the notice IS not complied
with in ten days the Department OF Public
Works will undertake the work with the
force of the Bureau of Incumbrances.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-14

Mr.. William G. Chase. president and
general manager Of the Southern States
Deyelopment Company. operating a
bun can Of information and permanent ex-
nbit AT Washington. d. c.. was at the
Capitol yesterday and called upon the
Governor and members of the Legislature
IN the interest of that enterprise.
They propose. IN connection with the
Worlds Fair, 10 place before the public an
exhibit of the resources and products of
the southern Statcs, and desire Virginia TO
make an appropriation to SET forth her adj
yantagcs.
They think that the fair viii be held in
Washington, but should any other city be
selected they will lor the time remove
th,if operations To that place.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-14

Mosbv', executor against Johnson's Adj
miuistrator and ais. From the Circuit
Court Of the city Of Lynchburg. Affirmed.
Judge Lewis delivering the opinion; Judge
Lacy dissenting.
Straver against Long. Further argued
bv judge ". ". Crump for appellant and
submitted.
Krvser against Rennor's Administrator.
Aroucd bv +. ". Harrison. Esq. for APP
peIant. and Robert L. Barton. ESD, for
appellee.
Eichmond. Fredericksburg and Po'o-
mae Railroad Company against blanton.
Cause placed on privileged docket.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-14

Strangers visiting New York will hnd
the buckingham Hotel very central and
c%onyenient con house to stop at. IL can be
easily reached by the Elevated railroad .'s
and Madison.ayenue cars. The yentila-
ton. plumbing. and heating are con-
structed on the most approved melhous,
while its superb restaurant and moderate
charges make it deseryedly popular
BaHimofe american.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-14

About half-past . O'Clock yesterday morn
inc an unrulv mule hitched 20 a draw
hacked over the embankment on the east
side of Ninth street near the Richmond
end of the Free bridge. On the dray were
five barrels of oil a. ro,Ge from the oil
works in Manchester to this city. Neither
mule nor dray was badly injured, but
some of the barrels were wrecked. Strange
10 say the driver was not much hurt and
il was almost miraculous that the mule
vyas NOT killed
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-14
Differences Healed.
fBy Telegraph 20 the Dispatch, !

BrRM1yoHAM, ALA, December l3.-Gene-
raj Manager Bond, of the Tennessee Coal.
Iron and Railroad Company, returned from
New York this morning after conferring
with a committee of the Pratt miners. All
differences were arranged and the miners
agreed to return to work tomorrow at the
present prices. Their wages are TO be
raised IS the price of iron advances.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-14
Academy Of Music.

The two last performances Of - Said
Pasha" " VIII be given at the Academy of
Music TO-DAY. The matinee will commence
nj promptly 2:30 o'clock. and the night per-
fornancc at 3 q. o.clock. SAID Pasha - Is IA
comic opera well worth seeing. and those
who have a. already witnessed II should
not lose this last opportunity Of enjoying
a really superior entertainment.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-14

Mr.. +. ID. Johnson. of Lynchhurg. Va. ~
located at the drugstore of Mr.. 1. 4. Miller,
corner Broad and Fifth streets. and will re-
main to-day and tomorrow only. with a
line of hne Watches. Diamonds, and Jewell
rs from the Southern Jowelry House of L.
ID. johnson K Sons He has with him =
handsome line Of goods. new styles. aud
the finest Watches made IN the world.
These goods will be sold al prices never
before offered to the people Of Richmond.
particularly Diamonds and Watches.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-14

Nathaniel Sykes dlais McKyre d'ias John
johnson oias W. =. Wilkinson was before
the Police Court yesterday morning,
charged with breaking and entering IN the
DAYTIME the dwelling-house Of Mrs. L. f..
StaI,ley and stealing one Chinchilla coat
and vest. one pair Of pants, = gold watch
chain. ring. and other articles. the pro
perty of Henry W. Meador. The robbery
was committed last Friday morning, and
the prisoner, who spent the night before at
the residence of Mr.. Meador. was arrested
in Norfolk bv Policeman Enright on the
description given him by Pawnbroker j.
Stein. to whom. it IS alleged. that he Offer
ed to pawn the coat and vest.
The prisoner was sent to jail for four
months
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-14

At ten minutes to l o'clock Yesterday
afternoon the city ambulance was called
to Talbott's foundry. where the physician
in charge found boy suffering from Sc
we're burns on his legs received by red-hot
iron coming in contact with them: Dr.
Henson dressed the wounds and left the
boy in charge of friends.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-14
BROTHER AGAINST BROTHER.
\ Lively Time in CarSon's Hall and -
Number of Arrests.
baltimore Amerlcan.I


There was regular Lime-kiln Club
scrap at Calson's Hall, on the corner of
Carrollton avenue and kaborg street. short
" after y O'Clock last night. At this hall q
number OF cOlOrcd brothers and sisters are
wont To congregate every week, and are
members of en- organization known
as the Banner Lodge. Several days
arO one of the members OF the
lodge sent invitations 10 n num-
Der of members Of similar body down
town to come and visit them. Last night
the delegation arrived, and the meeting
had hardly been called % order when one
of the visitors raised an objection q the
chairman. A lively discussion ensued. and
in less time than it takes 10 tell every avail
able missile IN the room was flying
through space. Sergeant Hahn. who
happened 10 be passing at the time,
heard the confusion. and. with ON
GERS Bradley, Wattman. Nansant, and
Hood. rushed into the hall 10 investigate
matters. Nearly all the furniture was de-
molished, and Brother Charles Anderson
and Sister Laura Anderson were found 10
be- much the worse for wear. The officers
closed in on the crowd and succeeded IN
arrpsting John J. Willis, Frank Day, Ed
ward Carter. and John ". richardson.
They were all locked up at the Southwest
ern station and will have an opportunity
10 explain matters 10 Squire Anderson tins
morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-14
Honoring Mr.. Cleveland.
rPv tnlesrauh 10 the D,spatcn.I

Bosros. Mass. December l3.-Boston's
distinguished visitors separated this morn
ING. Ex-President Cleveland held an in
formal reception at o'clock. at which
members of several Democratic clubs were
present and shook hands with him. After
the reception Mr.. Cleveland was given a
lunch at the Algonquin Club by Henry l..
Pierce and few of his friends.