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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-30
IEanncen- AIdneY.

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispa,ch.l
HANPDEN-SIDNEY, Va, May 30, 1889.
The people OF the "Hill" are already
buslly preparing for the coming commence
m mt exercises, and especially for the cele-
bration OF the centennial OF the Union So
ciety. The exercises for commencement
week win be the following:
Sunday, June 9th. IL A. M-Baccalau-
reate sermon by the President, Rev. Richard
McIlwaiDe, -. ID.
Tuesday, June 11tb. P. M.-Celebratlon
OF the Philanthropic Literary Society.
"wednesday. June 18th, ii A. M.-Address
before the two literary societies by the Rev.
Thomas w. Hooper, d. d., OF Christians
burg, Va. Historical address before the
Union Literary Society by Rev. PeytOn III.
H0gue, OF WilmiDion, y. c.
Wednesday at 8 p. M.-Centennial celebra-
too OF the Union Society.
Thursday, June 18th, IL A. VI. (commence-
ment day)-Anuouncemsnt OF degrees and
distinctions, addresses by members OF the
graduating class, and delivery OF diplomas.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-30

lings were bitten Saturday, and both died.
Several dogs are reported TO have been Bit
ten, and some anxiety " felt in regard TO the
rabies spreading. There is talk Of war being
made on the wholesale against the canine
race.
There was another unsuccessful attempt
to burglarize the Liberty post-ofiice several
nights ago. The two clerks, who sleep IN
the Office. were awakened. and the burglars
scared OF.
Owing to some informaities In the cleo
ton returns from Perrowville and Goodies,
in Bedford county, the officers OF election
have been summoned 70 assemble on Thurs
day to make recount.
Captain X. p. Debo, a native OF Bedford.
but who has been living In Missouri twenty
years, is visiting relatives in Liberty.
Robert Fulks. who lived on the suburbs
OF the CITY. while drawing bucket oil water
from we'll on his premises late this after
noon, was taken with vertigo, fell into the
well, n distance OF forty feet, and broke his
DePk
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-30
THE DAWSON MURDER
New Interest Excited over the Draw
ing OF the Jury.
IRY fnloerauh ID the pispatch.l

CHARLESTON, s. C.. May 29.-Itis expected
that DR.. j. r. Mellow will be tried at the
court sessions OF this county next month for
the murder OF Captain +. W. Dawson in
March last. He has been confined In The
county jall since the commission OF the
crime, and no effort has been made TO obtain
his release on bail. He will be defended by
Ex-Governor McGrath snd Asher ID. Cohn,
OF the Charleston bar, who will plead self
defence. The State will he represented by
Solicitor Jervey and possibly assistant eoun-
sci.
New interest has been excited in the case
by the drawing OF the jury which will try
The case. The panel consists OF thirfy-slx
men. OF whom fourteen are negroes, the
largest number OF negroes drawn to serve on
a jury at any recent court. One OF the
white Jurors drawn has been dead Tor seye-
raj years. Some strong comments have BEEN
made upon the complexion OF the iUry.
McDow's friends are confident that he viii
be acquitted. Many law abiding citizens
fear that the most tDat the State can hope for
il conviction OF manslaughter. The case
will PROBABLY come up for trial about JuHe
2Gth. Judge korshaw viii preside.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-30
PROPERTY IN NEW HANDs.
a Deed from lee Camp so r. {. Gar
TisOu.

a Deed from Zee Camp so T.. {. Gar
TisOn.
The following deeds of bargain and sale
were admitted to record IN the ChancerY
Court yesterday:
:. H. Puniam 10 A. G. Mayes, 2l} feet on
south side Canxi street between Foushee and
Adams, $3.50.
+. ". Hutchlns and wife to city OF Rich
mond. 30 feet on north side Nicholson street
near Rockets, $500.
William II. Beyeridge, Jr., trustee to Al
bert W. TAYLOR. u feet on east side Brook
avenue, $500.
e.. NJ. stone to William Gillian and wife
% feet on east side Re.eTVoir street between
TAYLOR and Chafu, improved, So
HENRICo COUNTY COURT.
Writ Roberts. trustee. and others to James
II. Barton, 80 acres on west side New North
road bali mile from city, $4,000.
j.. W. Anderson, Edmund Waddill, Jr,
and Preston Cooke, special commissioners,
TO +. c. Bennett, 2SlI acres, known as
HOLLY ybrook," u west side Brook turn
pike, Sl1,000.
Il. +. Lee Camp 10 +. c. Garrison, so feet
on east size boulevard between Grove road
and Hanover street, 5000.
QUALIFICATIONS.
Mary +. Powers qualified as guardian OF
her inisnt children. Bond given for 5000,
with j. Il. Lacy Is security.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-30
More Arrests Made.

IHI EVI"hItf7I . FIIV I7''F7''''1I'I
CHICAGO. May pa special from Braid
wood 10 the journal says: Everything Is
quiet to-day and very little fear is entertain
ed OF further trouble IS long az the military
remain. 1t is probable that bali OF the force
on guard at the mines will be sent home. A
heavy rain during the forenoon dampened
the ardor Of the strikers. a small body OF
rioters was surrounded by squad OF sol
aiers this morning and four OF them were
found to be armed and were arrested. The
militia have made iRcursions into the neigh
boring mining settlements and baye conils-
Gated what weapons they could find.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-30
Children Cry for Pitchers Castorla.

Phone 39S.
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The seveu-P,neS Battle.

While engaged to-day in the pleasant duty
OF decorating the graves OF the brave men
who fell Ia battle 1t will be peculiarly ap-
propriate and pleasant to visit the place
" here 80 many of them laid down their
lives twenty.seyen years sgo tomorrow, the
3lst OF May. Many Of them are still buried
at Seven Piues on the very spot where they
fell. and passing over the battlefield many
little mounds, hastily thrown up the day
after the battle, are still 10 be seen. The
Seven Plies railroad in laying It's track a
few weeks ago had 10 remove body.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-30
Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.

"Oh. my back" il a common excisrna-
ton, and expresses a world Of misery aad
suffering. It is singular this pain arises
from such various causes. Kidney disesse,
liver complaint, wasting affections, colds,
rheumstsm. dyspepsia, oyerwork. and ner-
vous debility sre the cnief causes. When
thus aiIing seek prompt relief. IL can be
found best in Browns Iron Bitters. IL
builds up from the foundation by msking
the blood rich and pure. Leading physi-
clans and ministers use and recommend it.
1t has cured many and II you are asutlerer,
try IL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-30
Co,nm,,tce on rIre Department.

The Committee on Fire Department met
IN the rooins OF the headquarters OF the Ire
Department last night.
Permits were granted 10 number OF per-
sons 10 erect frame buildings in different
parts Of the city.
That portion Of the annual report OF the
President Of the Board OF Fire Commis-
sioners which recommended 3 warehouse
for the storage Of oils was referred to Mr.
Charles L. Williams 10 report 10 a subse-
queni meeting rs TO what action should be
taken in the matter.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-30
AsCENsreN sERyICE.
The Knights TcnpIarr TO Observe the
Day Next Sunday.

Richmond Commandery, No. 9. Knights
Temolars. will Observe Ascension DAY with
aopropriate services al Park-Place Methodist
church next Sunday evening at O'Clock.
The sermon will be preached by Rev. Sir
J. Wiley Bedsoc, OF Dove Commandery'
DinviIle. Mr.. Bledsoe is pastor oil the
church.
Professor Jacob Reinhardt will preside on
the organ and direct the musical exercises.
In this he will be assisted by Mrs. Rem
hardt, soprano; Miss Jessie Haryie Magru,
der. contralto; W. II. Grant, basso, ana
CAPTAIN Frank Cunningham, tenor.
The programme ls very interesting one;
The text from which Dir. Bledsoe Will
preach will be ~ follows "And It came 10
psss, while lie blessed tbems He was parted
from them and carried up into Heaven"
LIKE XIV. 81.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-30
MAIL ROBBERY.
The Case OF Moses Alternately, OF Pc
teFaburg.

rspecial telegram to the Dispatch.l
PETERSBURG. VA. May 29.-The case OF
the United States against Moses Alternately,
the colored janitor OF the custom.house
building in this city, charged with stealing
letters from the post-ofiice. came before COM
missioner Ragand TINS sfternoon for hear
ing. The examination was conducted Ly
Assistant. District Attorney James Lyons, OF
Richmond. Marshall Farr and Inspector
Wilde were present. The evidence OF the
post-office officials was to the effect that letters
and posta.cards which had been received in
the Office for distribution and delivery bad
been distracted from the maling-bOXes, and
that a large number Of these, in torn and
mutiaied condition. had been found. some
IN the basement, some In a closet on the
second floor, and some ia box on the third
floor OF the building. The main reason why
the accused was suspected OF the robbery
was that as ianltor he had peculiar access 10
the Office and the remsiling box, and
that the letters were found In places
OF which he had charge. IL was on
the ground that serious theft OF the let>
ters was proved aud that the mutilated
pieces were found as above that the Dis
trict Attorney asked that the case be sent on
TO the October term OF the United states
Court in Richmond. This wss done, ana
bail was furnished in the sun OF $1,000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-30
FIREmEN'S CONVENTION.
Election OF Delegates 10 Attend the
Norfolk Meeting.

On tie 5th Of June the annual convention
Of the state Firemen's Association will meet
in Norfolk.
Richmond Council, No. s. last night elect
cd the following delegates TO attend
Mcssrs. James l.. BottO, j. X. Shepherd, Nj.
:. Blunt, f. l.. Powell, william Trexler,
and George Shaw. Each delegate Will ap'
point his own alternate.
Besides the delegates there will be quite q
large attendance from this city. Chief Pull
Ter and Mr. W. II. Thompson, Superinten'
dent Of the Fire Alarm and Police Ieie-
graph, will be present and discuss topics o.
interest.
President Redwood. Of Richmond Coun
ell. is m receipt Of letter from Mr. George
Cumming, secretary OF the Stsie association
in which he says that the meeting promises
10 be n great success. Roanoke, Lynchburg
Danyille. Petersburg. Charlottesville. Hamp
ton. Suffolk. and other cities and towns vii
send large delegations.
The Norfolk aud Portsmouth liremen are
making extensive preparations for the occa
elOu.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-30

chapel Yesterday evening 10 hear the contest
for the Readers medal. which Is offered by
Or. George u. Steel. There were eight con.
testanis. Each, according to the rule, read
twice-one piece 10 poetry and one IN prose,
After long doliberation the prize was award
ed TO Mr. &. r. Kiucanon, OF Tennessee.
The pieces read by him were entitled Am
I Nv Brothers. Keepery" aud "With
Rralns StrD
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-30
WHOLE NUMBER, 1899.

oi West Virginia, and the Farmville aud
Powhatan RSilroad Company. 10 which the
former aarces 10 lease 10 the latter one eight
wheel locomotive. twenty gondola flat-ears
and 6vc hox.carS, valued at $500. The
lease Is to be in force for tbrty-six months.
and a cash payment OF sl,32j ~ TO he made
upon the receipt OF the equipments. Pay
ments are to be mede thereafter at the rate
OF $1,000 per month.
In case OF default IN the payment OF any
install 1cnt Of rent on the day on which tho
same falls due the lesser has The right to take
possession Of the said equipment and roll
iog stock aud sell the same at private or pnO-
lie sale.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-30
The "Pentccosr Band" Attacked.

IEy IOItET1pl 70 Iuo UIsUHl-III
CHICAGO, May "a dispatch from Tus-
cola, H., says: \ peculiar religious sect
has stirred up cOmmOtiOn IN this county.
They call themselves the " Pentecost Band
and 1t IS believed theV are seeking to make
converts to McrmOulsm. They baVe broken
up several families at Carnage and induced
several wives and young women TO travel
with them. Two OF the preachers were
robbed there Monday night, and Rev. Mr..
Sibert WAS nearly killed. An At ick was also
made on Rev. Sir. Nelson. the leader OF the
band here. lie escaped aud st once left the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-30
,n.noc,,ne tne CITY Hall.

Yesterday morning Messrs. Phillips, Hlg-
gins. and Crenshaw. from the Committee on
Grounds and Buildings, made an inspection
OF the new City Hall.
They were SHOWN all through the BUILDING
and the details were explained by Mr.. Reu-
ben Shirrens, one OF Colonel Cutshaw's as
sistants, and the foreman in charge.
One Of the members OF tie committee ex-
pressed bimself a. much pleased with the
progress and character Of the structure.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-30
Arrasfed for AsnauIf.

MINNEAPOLIs, May GA Journals spe-
clal FROM Chippewa Falls, Wis, says: Yes
terday as the Wisconsin Central train for
Minneapolis was about one mile from the
city John Ayotta. a waiter IN the dining>car,
assaulted 4 young lady passenger in the
sleeping.car. Conductor Clark went TO the
rescue, when Ayotta thew a large stone
which struck another lady on the head, In
lictlng a serious injury. AyOtta was arrest
ed to-day. The passengers were with dill
Guilty restrained from lynching Ayota.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-30
Twenty Years Experience.

c. d. Fredricks, the wel.kuown photo
grapher, 40 Broadway. y. Y, says:
have been using Ailc0ck's Porous Plss.
tiers for twenty years, aud found them one
Of the best OF family medicines. Briefly
summing up my experience. / say that when
placed on the small OF the back Allcoek's
Plasters il the body with nervous energy,
and thus cure fatigue, brain exhaustion, de-
bility. and kidney difficulties. For women
aud childrea | have found them iagaluable.
They never irriAte the skiu or cause the
slightest pain. but cure sore throat coughs,
colds, pains In side. back, or breast, indiges-
uop, and bowel complaints.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-30
GAS. RIcu AND CuEAP.
How the works NAV be Tenodeiied
fn Meef Nnr Needs.

Mr.. William s. Gum. chairman OF the
City Council Committee on Light. said yeSS
terday that Ia bis Judgment the best solution
OF the problem now presented 10 our people
is not the purchase Of an electric-iight plant,
but the remOdeing OF our gas-wOrks 50 that
mixed gas nav be made. kv doing this,
AZ an exnense not to exceed $4,000, bril-
liant, safe, and satisfactory light equal to %
candle power can be furnished at Sl.25 per
! 1880 cubic feet. instosd of our present ~
candle power coalgss, which issold al Sl.0u.
when our people are furnished with such
gas as il proposed st Si.2J per thousand sara
Mr. Gum. the Electric Company VIII nave
TO sell their light in competition and VIII be
compelled to make 1t better and cheaper.
THE KIND OF GAS.
But the gas you propose is watcr-gas, isn't
Il, Mr. Gum?
That is what IL is called. Really it is coal
gas. But we propose 10 mix one third OF II
with two thirds OF coal-gas. and thus we Will
be able cheaply to adapt our works TO the
change.
Won't Won have 10 discharge many OF the
present EMPLOYEES Of the gas-wOrks? Gueried
the reporter.
No. / think not; certainly not many oil
them. or not more than If the works are
| forced 10 carry on the present competition
with the electric.hght.
But. I thought our gas officials said some
wears ago that water-gas is poisonous:
Wei. so thew did. said Nr. Gum; and
they thought so, but experience has shown
! that the danger has been grossly exaggerated.
| II il in successful use IN New York, Balti-
more, WASHINGTON, and Philadelphia. In
Washington they have Government ln'
spector OF gas, and he makes no objection TO
| n. However, here we propose to make a
mixed gas-say one third OF water and two
thirds OF coal.
THE PRICE.
Mr.. Gum further said II the City Council
would adopt thenew system our gas-worSs
vould pay as well az ever, while the citizens
would have better and cheaper light.
d" we are bound to do something 10 meet
the electric.ngbt competition, and in my
opiDion,V added Mr.. Gum. at will be bet
ter for the city to expend $4,000 or $4,000
undermining her works than 10 invest $780,
600 for an electric plant. There are more
people Interested in having cheap gas than
| In having cheap electric lgnt; but The plan
! | propose will secure us both. All over The
| country the new system j. IN use, or rapidly
/ coming into use, ana 1t is only question oil
| time when we shall have 20 adopt It,"
TIE RECOMMENDATION.
And you have no apprehenslono OF danger
Other cities are using II aud have we're
| little trouble from it, and why may not we
| SUPERINTENDENT Adams aud | have made q
! thorough examination OF its manufacture,
ard have, as YOU know, submitted report
recommending its adoption. We think II
| will be safe and cnCap, aud will pay the city
| well.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-30
ROUND ABOUT THE CAPITOL
Memorial Day-ImpreVemcnt on the
Square.

The Governor yesterday directed the Sec
retary OF the Commonw wealth to issue orders
closing all the Capitol offices to-day on ac'
count Of IL being national Memorial day.
The seats scattered around the Capitol
Square have been made stationary by being
fastened to the ground with pieces OF timber.
II has heretofore been great bother TO the
Superintendent OF Public Grounds ana
Buildings 10 have the benches constantly re-
arranged, as they were moved about 10 SUIT
th. taste Of the visitors TO the Square.
number of magnoliss have been planted
IN the SQUARE and enclosed IN boxes. and the
latter painted.
The latest acquisition 10 the animal king
dom IN the square Is four Young red foxes.
They are penned in largo coop near the
west front OF the building.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-30
WEST-ESD MARKET.
plan. Nsar,y Ready 20 Be Presented

Several months ago the Council passed
resolution instructlng the Committee on
Grounds and Buildings to proceed to erect
market.bouse on the lot at the corner ol
Cary and Linden streets.
The City Engineer was Instructed by tht
committee to procure plans for the building,
and Mr. s. 4. Bates, First Assistant En-
gineer, has given all his spare time to the
work. but has been hindered by numerous
other duties. All the details OF the plans
are now arranged except one, ana the com
mittee will soon be presented with The specl'
6csiiops for the new market-house.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-30
ON THE FLY.
what tho Lynchbnrg Dispatch Cor
respondent Caughf Up

Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l
LYScBBURG, Va, May 29.-Colonel James
Slaughter, well-known ana hlghly-
respected gentlemtn. formerly OF Bedford
county, but now OF Amherst Courthouse,
was stricken with paralysis here to-day In
one OF the warehouses and Is critically III.
The Lynohburg Lodge OF OddsFeilows
will celebrate the SEVENTEEN anniversary
OF ODD Fellowship In America Tomorrow
night by . banquet and an address by Past
Grsnd- Master j.. B. Blanks, OF Petersburg.
Major G. NJ. Borum, division freight agent
OF the Midland railroad, is in the city making
arrangements for the removal OF his head
quarters from Alexandra TO this city on
Junstbe lt.
A msd-dog has been on the rampage
srovnd Libesxy for seserHldAxs. TwoSesr-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-30
THE CiTY's STONE PAVING.
Contracts for a Great Deal OF It
Awarded Yesterday.

The Street Committee has awarded the fol-
lowing contracts for work upon the streets
In different portions OF the city;
Curbing aud tagging, to James Nether'
wood. e
slone.payIng,, to A. Rick, Thomas Barry &
90. and j. A. Neinprum.
The stone paving was awarded at prices
,.nc,ing from g5 cents to Sl.03 per square
ward. the curbing at 81 cents per lineal foot,
and fagging at 90 cents per square foot.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-30
THREE CENTS PER COPY.
B,acn's system Company.

This company having just organized are
now prepared 10 ISSUE aud take subscrip-
tions to their stock. The secretary can be
found at Hotel Dodson sud will give all IN
formation. IL Is The underground applt-
ances 20 wires fer electric railways. per.
feet model can be seen in operation. Those
who have requested stock % he reserved Tor
them are hereby notified ~ apply at once Tor
same. DANIEL STEPHENS, Secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-30
Pniica Court.

The docket in this court yesterday morn
ing covered three pages OF foolscsp paper.
but the cases were nearly all OF a trilng
character. Moses Randolph was tined 50
for cruel treatment 70 his horse, and Moses
White was fined SO and costs for careless
driving on the street and driving over the
child Of Mrs. Hudson. The largest fine i'm
posed in anv other case was g and costs for
being drunk.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-30
Ivpchbure,s Donation.

The Sergeant Of Lynchburg brought TO
the city yesterday and delivered tn Sup'rin.
tendent Moses the following convicis James
Woodson (colored, eighteen months for
grand larceny; Mary Harris (coloredl, two
wears for malicious assault; snd Nancy
Payne lcolorehl. one wear for Grand larceny.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-30
A Wholesale Abolition OF cGiceA


NEW YORK, May 29.-Thomas F.. Gilroy,
Commissioner OF Public Works. to-day made
wholesale abolition OF the offices in his
department, including those OF consulting
and assistant engineers a lot OF inspectors,
rodmen, draughtsmen, and clerks. The
salaries Of the tbirtv-one men thus dis
charged ranged from $1,000 to $4,000 per an
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-30

ANGosrURA BirTERs 10 not only distinguish
themselves by their favor and aromatic odor
abcye all others generally used, but they are
also suro preventive for all diseases originating
from the digestive organ. Beware OF counter
ieits. Ask ior tne genuine article, manufactured
by Dr.J a. b. Siegert 6 sons.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-30
RI.e,r.c-Cnr Disabled.

Electrician No. % became disabled on
Bank street between Eleventh and Twelfth
soon nirer midnight and had to be taken OF
the track. Workmen were repairing some
OF IFS delicate machinery early this morning
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-30
Died from Brutal Treatment.
Tpv folevrauh IN the Disnatrb

WINCHESTER. Va, May 29.- James
Schwartz, farmer OF this county. on Satur-
day beat and kicked George Ambrose, a
farmer OF Berkley county, W. Va. so badly
that Ambrose died to-day Of his injuries.
Both men were about fifty years old. The
affray occurred at Ambrose's home.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-30
nnae-I,aIl To-Day.

There will be a match.game OF baseball
this evening at Bosehen's Park between Tue
N,fginias aud Mcclure school ciubs' Inc
teams are evenly matched and are composed
Of Sstne oi the best talent Ia tho CITY auu Hn
exciting contest Is promised. Play begins
al 400 sharp.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-30

The constant aIm Of "The Boston, is 10
keep the fincsl and best at the lowest prices.
For the spirit OF activity called into play
at "The Boston," see their handsome
shirt-W aisfs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-30
Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.

Floral Baskets aud other torm- actually At
two thirds usual prices for the coming school
commencement and other uses No rents u
pay. hence cheap WORK, which is guaranteed
10 plesse. NJ. Il. CNIlN,
72G Laurel street, on the river
Phone 39S.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-30
Post-oaice Hours To-Day

The post-ofce will be closed to-day after
10 O'Clock NJ.
Carriers will make the morning delivery.
Collections from the street boxes will be
made at Z. NJ