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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-17
Pernonn.s and Hriefs.

Mr.. John :. Bethel has returned from In
dianapolis via Ashland, Ky.
Miss Fannie Moale, Of Baltimore, Is in the
city, visiting her sister, Mrs. {. O'B. Cowar-
din.
Mr.. william f. Broderck. OF Baltimore,
arrived in the city yesterday aud is stopping
at the st. James Hotel.
Mr.. Charles Burkert, appointed substitute
letter.carrier some months ago, was on yes
terday promoted to position on the regular
force
MIR. Randolph Tatum and family have re-
turned 10 the city after an absence OF year
and a hall spent on the Pacific Slope and else
where.
Rev. J. L. Hutson, the evangelist. brother
OF the pastor OF Pine. Street Baptist church,
Is conducting the revival services at that
church.
In The City Circuit Court yesterday the
defendant in the case OF Trayers, Snead
& Co. against George W. Jones confessed
judgment for 600.
The horses hitched to 3 back became
irighten ed at the corner Of Fifth and Clay
streets yesterday and plunged and reared
and ran FOR long distance up Fifth street
before the colOred Jehu could hold them in
rein.
A soeiable will be given by the ladies OF
Monumental church tonight at O'Clock. A
programme Of music has been arranged for
the occasion, and there will be refreshments
served.
The answer OF Hon. George ID. Wise 10
Judge WsddIlrs notice OF contest for the
seat OF the former in the FiftY.frst Congress
/, now IN the hands OF the printer. IL will
make about forty psges.
The first check sent to Mrs. z. C. Minor,
secretary OF the Ladies' Hollywood Memorial
Association by Governor Scales for the
North Carolina graves In Hollywood was Tor
S457 instead Of s45, as was made 10 appear
yesterday.
The Methodist ladies' Of the city and State
have organized to endow chlldrcn's cot In
the Retreat for the Sick, FOR which the sum
Of $4,000 Is needed. The interest on that
amount will pay all the expenses. Mrs. john
J. Crutchiield Is the treasurer OF the organi-
ZAti0n.
Alta meeting OF the Academy OF Medicine
held Tuesday evening, DIR. j. >. Dorsey cut
| len, president, officiating, q number OF the
members were present, aud increased inter-
est manifested 10 it, objects. Instructive and
entertaining addresses were delivered by
several members. and specimens OF surgical
| art exhibited by Drs. j. ;. ID. Cullen, Isaiah
| White, and others.
Mrs. j. f. Glenn, on Park avenue, dis
| covered tire 10 q storage-rooln In her house
| on Monday evening, and without the assist.
Auce Of the Fire Department put It out. sus-
/ iaInlng tue loss only OF mattress. " S
J supposed that mouse carried match there,
/ as no fiues. Gres, or anything from which q
spark could escape Is kept in that part OF ibe
/ house.
The quarterly meeting OF the Moore-Me-
moral Guild was held Tuesday night at their
chapel and Was we'll attended. Reports
were submitted by Mrs. L. G. Minor. presi-
dent OF the hdies' branch. and Joseph IL.
shepherd. Esq. Of the gentlemeu's branch,
showing considerable progress and interest,
especially in the ladies' department. On
Monday night thief entered the church
through the rear window, but found nothing
10 cafFy aWay.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-17
v. m.I. CADETS REINsTATED.
Most of Those DismiSSed Restored by
the VoArd-0Iner Matters.

The Board Of Visitors OF the Virginia
Military Institute were in session for about
seven hours yesterday in the gentlemen's
p1rlors OF the Exchange Hotel. They met
ut 10 A. VI. with full attendance, snd with
The exception Of short intermssion for
dinner were in continuous session until
aboutG q O'Clock in the afternoon.
Nearly the whole Of the morning and a
considerable portion Of the afternoon ses-
sion was occupied m the consideration OF
the cases of cadets who were for various rei-
sons dismissed during the first half of the
present session, and who appealed to the
board that their cases might be reviewed 10y
that tribunal. The following were REM
stated and ordered to report to Gene
raj Smith for dIty: Cadet Cralle. who
was dismissed for breach OF arrest;
Mc-sTs. Bidgood, Flint, and Wood,
whose offence causing their dismiss
sal was bazlng Cadet StOyer, who, 1t
will be remembered, showed his powers OF
seli-defence and made the surroundings
rather uncomfortable for some OF those who
sought 10 subject him 10 the humiliation OF
peing "huckcd'; and Aiessrs. Neil, Converse,
Davis az. G.) Stewart (J. H., Plumey, and
TheobOld, who were dropped because OF
their having received an excess OF dement's
during the Irst five months.
In several other instances the board sus-
tanned the dsmssals, but through conNde-
ration for The feelings Of the young men The
request was made tlat their names be not
published.
The board completed their annual report,
and it nov ready 10 be printed and sent
TO the Governor, by whom it Will he for
warded 10 the General Assembly when that
body next convenes. IL is understood that
the showing made for the past year is very
satisfactory and creditable alike TO the mana-
gers and the faculty.
The report on the curriculum OF the school
submitted by the faculty was referred 10
committee composed of Dr.. John l.. Bu-
cbanan, Or. George Ross, and General James
Mcdonald, who are directed TO report at the
next annual meeting, which will be held IN
June.
Several other matters Of less consequence
were considered, and the board adjourned
until to-day al - o'clock, when the subject OF
light and Others OF equal importance VIII
engage their attention. u is also probable
that steps will be taken during the present
meeting looking TO the arrangement OF a
programme for the celebration Of the semi'
centennial anniversary OF the institute,
which occurs on tue 18th Of November next.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-17
The Rush stiIiCoutinues

a. the Great Fire Clothing sale, 1905 east
Main street. the store being crowded from
morning Till late At night, Goods selling
fast. All admit such great bargains were
never before offered IN Richmond. Sixty
five cents will buy Mems lron-Clad Work.
lug Pants; SifI will buy Meu's Good
Heavy Cloth Pants; q i6 will buy Meas
Dress Pants; S4.33 viii buy Mems Good
Heavy Cashmere suits; S5.l2 will buy Mems
Good Business suits; S7.G0 will buy = fash
ionahe Dress Snit in sacks and fOur-bution
cuiaways; $s.2j will buy an imported Eng
lish WoIsted Diagonal. COrkscrew, or Wide
vale Sut--we have them IN sacks aud four
button cutaways; 50 - will buy q nrst.claSs
Black Corkscrew Prince Albert SUIT ,satin-
faced in all sizes 1882 viii buy Mems
Good Heavy Oyercoais; g. viii buy gem
uine Chinchila. Beaver, Melton, Kersey, or
COrkscrew OyercOat--youg choice with OF
without satin facing; $3.50 will buy an I'M
ported All-Wool Germania Fur Beaver.
Venetian. or blysian Oysrcoat; Is cents will
buy Childreu's knee-Panis 10 al sizes Sl.55
will buy 4 Chiid's Good Heavy Cashmere
suit (agc four 10 twelve years.; Al viii buy
a Child's Good Heavy Oyercoat. A urst-class
Boys suit for goo. All other goods VIII
be sold m the same proportion ~ tho
above mentioned prices. Remember, the
entire stock must be closed Out IN a
short time. Call early 10 avoid the rush
for great bargains, as this will positively
never occur again. An goods sold at pri-
yate sale; no auction. store open until y at
night al 1908 east Msin street. three doors
below Twelfth street, Richmond. Rcmem-
Der, this sale Will last ior short time on'y.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-17
ESCAmpMEsT g. a. ".
Annual Meeting OF the virginia De-
partmont-EIectto Of Officers.

The annual meeting OF the Department
encampments Of Virginia, Grand Army OF
the Republic, embracing the States OF Nir>
ginia, North and South Carolina, opened at
3 O'Clock yesterday afternoon in the Hall OF
the United Veterans, on Capitol street. An
afternoon and evening session, the latter OF
which was not over at 1870 O'Clock this moru-
ing, were held.
All three OF the States were well repre-
sented. Altogether there were lO4 delegates
present. Among the most prominent ones
from outside OF Richmond were j. n. Wood
man, OF Portsmouth, deputy commanders
Colonel II. h. de Clay, Of Newport News,
past department commander; Colonel +. i.
WOOdtn. Governor OF the Soldiers Home al
Hampton, past department commander; W.
n. Eaton, OF Portsmouth, past department
commander; Judge Oldheld, OF Norfolk,
past commander OF Warden Post; Captain
II. B. Nichols and Frank Slade, OF Norfolk,
aud J. W. Rutter, Of Portsmouth, quarter
master Of the department.
During the evening session General Edgar
Allan was presented by his comrades ~
Phil. Kearny Post. No. 10, with a beautiful
gold badge, set with two diamonds. The
badge bore an appropriate inscription and Is
a rauk badge OF msiOr-general. The pre-
sentaiion was msde by COmrade Peter Nor
ton, and General Allan responded in an elo-
quent mInner.
4 great deal OF business Of interes: to the
order was transacted, after hich the follow
ing officers were elected:
Department Commander, II. Z. Wheeler,
Post NO. -.
senior Vice-Depqrtment Commander, r.
l.. llob.on, Post No. IL.
Junior Nice-Depar,ment Commander, Nj.
II. Haas. Post No. 26.
Department Chaplin, Andrew Smith,
Post No. ,.
Medical Director, Phillip Mohr, Post
so. %.
Council Of Administration: W. r. Midget.
Ferd. Harrison. p. .. Connor, ClleO Tsy-
lOr. and Joseph Carter.
Delegates 10 National Eneampmeut: VIII
liam Thompson, Post No. l.; At large. A. l..
Woodwork, Post No. %. Alternates: }.
y. Boynlon, Post 40. l.; al large. y. D.
Smith, Post No. 10.
Norfolk was chosen az the place for hold
ing the next meeting OF the Department En-
csnpment.
W. n. Eaton. A. A. General; J. W. Rut'
ter, A, A. Ouartermastcr-Genera
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-17


The Baltimore MabufsrturerS Record re-
ceiyes and publishes every week On sccursse
report concerning every new Industrial en-
terprise, either begun or projected. hsouxn-
oat the entire South. Soexhsusfivc and q.
theutic are these reports that the Assocs.fed
Press sends regularly 10 the prfnersl daines
ali over the United states tolegraphic SUM
marlss compiled at the Record Office for tne
benefit OF the thousands who are seckog IN
formation concerning southern progress.
The consequences IL investors and seexess
OF new locations and business chsncss bny
thousands OF copies every week, whtch are
tead carefully aud thoroughly In every part
of the North and West. A large percentage
OF those who src interested In the south
after seeing one copy OF the paper become
regular subscribers
Richmond has grown wonderfully OF lato
years and her industries have rapidly multi
piled. But there il room for more. Ihs
Manufacturer Record Is the best medium
for making known the extraordinary adj
vsntsses which Richmond has to oter. "A
number Of southern cities are now keeping
a standing advertisement ot their attrsctpns
IN is pages. Louisville. Birmingham,
Dallas TEX, Roanoke, Decatur, Anniston
aud Others are regularly represented. White
Richmond il bigger than most OF The towns
nsmed. nevertheless Richmond is not btg
enough 10 quit advertising. Richmond
page should lead the list.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-17
Henrlco County Court.

Judge William /. Ciopton presided In this
court yesterday In the absence Of Judge
Minor, VINO had gone out to hold tee Han
over Court for Judge Redd. who is SICK.
Three criminal cases 10 which parties APP
pealed from the decisions OF magistrates
courts we're tried.
joseph johnson and Elizabeth Howard,
who had been fined by the Magistrate for as
sault, were discharged, and James Howard
wss fined 81 and costs, In default OF The
payment Of when be was sent to jail.
Several unimpOrtant civil cases were also
dlsposed OF.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-17
Remembering the Desd Beree.


The ladies' OF the Hollywood Memorial
Association have received through their
secretary, Mrs. Edmund &. Minor, check
for sls, sent by the Ladies' Memorial Asso-
citation OF New herne, y. e., for the purpose
OF marking the graves of North Carolina
soldiers buried In Hollywood. Mrs. Minor
received only a short time since check Tor
el57, collected by Governor Scales from all
parts OF North Carolina, ia response TO the
appeal Of the Hollywood Association, and
this second donation Is part OF the same
fund, which came too late 10 be sent with The
frat supply, and was accordingly forwarded
later. IL will be remembered that Colonel
Dawson, OF the Charleston News and Cou-
rier, interested himself to very great puf-
pose 10 behalf OF the south Csroiinians, and
this liberal response from the Old North
state has greatly encouraged the lsdie, In
their noble work.
The CarolInas are as yet the only southern
states which have seen 1t TO pIoyide for the
headstones Of their own dead, though the
ladies nave appealed TO all tue iste confede-
rate states Tor assistance, since Hollywood
contains the dust OF heroes from every State
OF the Southern Confedefsey.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-17
Uusfings Court.

The Hastings COurt-Judge witt pre-
slding-disposed OF the following cases yes
tercay:
James McFearsOn alias Black Diamond
(colored), charged With breaking open the
hen.house OF Martha Martin aud stealing
four chickens. Acquitted.
TIE same person vas charged with es-
Gaping from the Police Court. He pleaded
guilty and was given fifteen days in Jail and
fined s..
Henry Shields (coloredb charged with set
ting up and engaging In a play called policy
csnrary 10 the laws Of the state. Given six
moths in Jail and fined $50.
The case OF William Williamson (c0loredl
who was found guilty Of breaking Into the
store Of Isaac Jacobs and stealing sundry
articles OF clothing and several silver watches,
and given four years IN the peniteatiary,
was heard on a motion for a new trial. The
Court overruleG the motion and passed sem
tence on the prisoner.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-17
TWO HEARTS THAT BEAT AsOSE.
Marriage Yesterday OF Mr.. sehspp
and 1tss Gaus-Other Weddings


Five o'clock last evening witnessed the
Joining in holy wedlock Of Mr.. Alexander
Il. Schaap and Miss Eva G. Cans at the
Temple, Eleventh street. The bridal party,
preceded by The two families aud ushers,
were led to the altar by little Louise kauf-
man, the brides cousin, who looked very
sweet and cute in duchess lace. The altar
was beautifully decked 10 ferns.
The bride, q beautiful brunette, was at
tired 10 white sursh combined with crepe
dc chine. The tulle veil, draped in orange
blossoms, covered the entire train.
Rabbi Harris 10 performing the ceremony
spoke 10 feeling terms 10 the young couple
and gave them much good advice.
The ushers were Ncssrs. W. ID. Meyer,
Bert Kaufman, Charles L. schaap, Alfred
5. Kraker, Daniel Whltlock, and Ike Levy.
MIR. and Mrs. schaap left on the 6:20 train
for n northern tour. Many friends followed
them 10 the depot and bade them GOd'speed
amid showers OF rice.
The presents were many and handsome.
One Of special note was a silver swinging
pitcher and goblet "to Mr.. and Mrs. a. k:
Schaap from the Old Dominion Wheelmen."
Mr.. Schsap is q prominent young Broad-
street merchant and il quite popular
TuCsday evening a reception was held at
the residence Of the brides aunt, Mrs. haui-
man. corner OF Fourth and Clay streets, and
the responses gave ample testimony OF the
popularity Of the young couple.
CARTER-THOHPsOS
Miss Ruth :. Carter and Mr.. D. 5. Thomp-
son we're united IN marriage last night at .
O'Clock az the residence OF the brides
mother. on Reservoir street near Taylor,
Rev. SsmpeI G.. CloptOn, OF the Clay.Street
Baptist church, officiating. Mr.. A. u. Car
ter acted as best msn, assisted by Mr.. W..
Stsnsbury. The bride. who j. charmingly
attractive in person and manners, - The
daughter Of the late ID. X. Carter. "scOit y
Thompson, as he is most popWarly known,
has host u friends. who wish him and his
bride all the good luck their new venture
may afford. The presents were numerous
and costly.
CURRY-FAIRLASD.
Mr.. Harry Lee Curry and Miss Josephine
FaIrlamb were msrried at Clay street Metho-
dist church Tuesday night, Rev. Mr. Anvil
officiating. The ushers were Messrs. ". b..
Farlamb. John Lindsay, Jr.. :. 4. FairlamO,
william j. King, &. -. liutzler, and H.
Claiborne Epps After the marriage re-
ception was held at the residence OF the
brides father, on toe Brook road just be-
yOnd the city limits An elegant supper was
served and dancing was KEEP! up until yes
teTdsy morning.
The groom is son Of the late John Curry
and the bride daughter OF Mr.. Frank H.
Fairlamb, OF Honrco.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-17
"The johnson nud Dove aAn"iae'u-
ring Company"

Judge wexford, OF the CITY Csreul court
Yesterday granted charter 70 Ise above
named company, when Is iorneu lsf VIC
purpose Of conducting Inc ou''uess " 80
irotypiog, type foundry, MOoa suJ, a's,a sna
and man ufaeturers oi pfihuhs mate az
,,,Sr,sr,s snpply warehouse, aod an agency
.or nnycbssjng aud selling machinery 70
~, ,rrcnsss and hold such personal property as
49, he necessary for the convenient use ana
,,ya,,c, ~ aid business aud 20 sell the same
,.hsneyer the Board OF Directors may deem
=, .'.ssss,y Tor their business, and 10 do all
things necessary TO properly carry on sala
business. A.. - ~, l.s. than
40 100 nar mare than $4,000, divided iato
49, 49,. ~ sle sseh. Real estate may no hsit'
-, s,,eh otticss and. olher buildings as maj
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-17

Yesterday morning while gang OF COL
orea men were lowering large iron safe
down the steps that lead 10 the second hoor
OF the building at the southeast corner OF
Main and Thirteenth streets, the moorlogs
gaye away, the safe fell. aud, slipping from
the pianks intended for 1t 10 roll on, oroke
through the steps, after which II turned
somersault. This maneuyre brought u 20
the landing. where an ena crushed in the
fIoor. Stin unsatisfed Il took another turn
over. breaking down the few iron steps lead
ing from ihe street. Luckily no one was IN
front OF the iron glacier, or the catastrophe
would have perhaps caused funeral.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-17
MRS wINsLows SOOTHING
l" SYRUP

Rev. sylyanus cobb thus writes m the Boston
chsistiaa Prsensn: We would BY 10 means re-
commend any kind Of medicine vht-h 20 did
not know 10 DO gocd--partieulsriy for infsnf<I
Bus Of HrA Winslov's soothink-syrap We can
speak from knowledge: In our ssn family u
has proved blessing indeed By giving an na-
FAINT troubled sin eoi.s pains 9sssss sleep and
ihs psrenis Uabroken rssk - night hoss
parents can spprcciais Asss oies~sns> Here
Is an arsicis which works 70 pc<fe,<ion. ssi
which n harmless; for sns siesp v1srh u e.
foxds The iafantis perfscay natural. and ~ i's
tls ehsrub ssskes - "brsas - bxtoA'
And during tho process of tssthin6 ~ salssh
incaiealsbls. We hare sreqaeasiy heard uo-
snsrs ssy that they would nos Be vixhoas non
ths birtn Of NE child uli u had nnisnsd ufsA ~
tesshins sksss on nny oons16srskipa vaa6svss
sold ~ ah dsussiseA nons q sssaAa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-17
Trlenaship Longe. 40. 10.

At meeting Of Friendship Lodge, No.
10. independent order OF odd Fellows, on
Tuesday night last the following officers
were installed for the next six months: No
bic Grand, James Fulton; Wee Grand. C..
j.. Bilups; Warden, y. W. Bowles; Con-
duetor. j. A. Blwseil; Right supporter to
Nobie Grand, T. 4. Brannan; Left sup
porter TO Noble Grand, G.. II. ValeptInc;
Right supporter to Vice Grand, j. NJ. John
son: Left supporter 70 Vice Grand, !. Van
Wort; Right Scene Supporter, j. ". Fer
gus,on; LETT Sceue Supporter, c. Nlcoll;
lnuer Guard, +. Allen; Outer Guard, w.
T. Burton. ". c. Davis, sitting past grand
for the present term.
This is one OF the oldest and most pros
porous lodge, ~ the State. 1t has paid out
in the last two years for benefits. burials, and
donations to worthy objects S20s3.2j.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-17
oTExRCAsEs.
THE COSTA HICAs EAHTHQUAaE,
A Letter 80 Hichmond Firm De-
scr1ptiVe of 10.

Messrs. John l.. Williams a Son, bankers,
OF this city. Yesterday received from Car
tago, Costa RCa, a letter dated January !,
1Ssg. from which the following is an extract: ::
81 suppose You will have heard of the
terrible disaster i'm the city OF san Jose. II
was nearly ruined by earthquake the night
Of the 29th. The beautiful Cathedral, all OF
the hotels, and not 100 houses lett 90 10 i've
in. The new bank building OF solid
stone was cracked from top to bot
tom. The loss is estimated at over
sl,0O0,0O0. The people are living 10
tents IN the streets and hundreds sleep IN
the circus.tens. II occurred the DAY before
the annual Ficstas and bu'l-tghts were TO
take place OF course everything stopped,
but to-day the Government has ordered
everything 10 commence In order to restore
the people 10 their senses, so they say. rs
they have been craZed with fright. Two
people died from irlght the night OF the 9th.
one lady, Mr., Bounafel, who died from fear
had Witnessed WaShington's inauguration
and been at the Court Of Marie Antoineite.
She was one hundred AMI fifteen years old.
strange fate 70 die in Costa Blca from such a
cause after witnessing the horrors OF the
French ReYOlutlOno
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-17

he necessary and requisite for its sccommo-
dation In relation 10 the convenient conduct
OF said business. not to exceed quarter oi
an acre In the city Of Richmond. The prin-
cipai Office Is 10 be kept In this city.
The officers who are 10 manage the AFFAIRS
OF the company for the first year are: Presi-
dent, B. r. johnson, Richmond; Secretary
and Treasurer. r. T.. DOVE, now OF Brook
Ign. n. Y, who will reside in Richmond.
Directors: b. r. Johnson. Z. +. Dove, }.
w. Jones, ID. X. Wilson, q. w. Libby, G.
G. Glover, }. A. Williamson, y. i. Perry,
and j. A. Carter.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-17
EinnnciaI Tnion.

Monday night PaSt-GOyernOr John T..
Waldman instituted anew department Of the
Order OF Financial Union, and the following
officers were elected and installed: Charles IL.
kauielt, past GOVERNOR; Frank j. Paraler.
governor; h. II. McDOnpugh. Vice-goy-
ernor; Il. L. Harrison, secretary; William
II. Taylor, teller; Joseph L. Sorg, adiuster;
JstoeS W. johnson, rector; W. Il. Frayser,
conductor; Mrs. Mary q. Baker. couluc'
tress; William Dowden, guard; jaime, NJ.
Cotton, sentinel; Jobn II. uinchman, VI.
d., medical examiner; W. b. frayser, 7.
A. Gilmore, and William II. Gayle, trustees.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-17
AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.

QUARLEs & accURDY,I p. NJ. trset Of Land
In nsnrco county.
QUARLRS & McCURDY. 4 p. ~. trustes's sais
Of real estate on west BrOai street
FRANZ ID. BILL a CO.. 80 y. NJ, lots on fsen-
y-fith street between aud q.
j. THOMPSON BROWN CO.. 5 r. ~, frame
dwelling on Poplar street near flfieenih-
z C. GARRISON (high Constable. II A. r., a.
is32 bain street. al outfit Of drasgifI
JAMES r. ELAN. 4 p. ". frame dwellings ssd
vacant lot on Williamsburg avenas.
GEORGE W. MAYO. i05s A. n, houschoid fusni-
ture. Ac
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-17
MoYD. VA. THURSDAY, JANUARY II. 1889

male chorus will lead the singing. They
hope to have 100 delegates In attendance.
Reduced rates on the railroads and free
entertainment will be provided for all the
delegates. Representation ~ not limited,
and each association may send as many dele
gates a. II chooses. All Christian young
men expecting TO attend should write at once
for programme and full particulars to III. o.
Williams, State secretary, Richmond.