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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-28
rRoPEwTY TRANSFERS.
Deeds Recorded Yesterday In she
Ctsy and County.

The following deeds OF bargains and sale
were recorded yesterday In the clerks Office
OF the Cbsncery Court OF Rlcbmond:
John III. Boschen and wife to Alice Nj.
Reddy, IA feet on east side Cherry street
near Beverley. $3.50.
Same 10 George w. Powers, 13f feet on
east side Cherry street near Beverley, VI, 800.
#. A. Cary and wife 10 william III. Allison
and Warner Moore, 60 feet on west side
Linden street between Main and Cary,
81. 400.
John Conroy and wife TO Elizabeth j.,
wife OF William 7. Crawford, "a feet on
south side Poplar street near Fourtesnth,
$40.
Arthur Ravens and wife to John w.
smoot, 30 feet on south side Canal street De-
tween Third and Fourth, $1,000.
Ann r. Nance TO Rachel, Fannie, ana
Carrie Van Wort, 25i feet on north side
Grace street between Third aud Fourth,
subject TO deed Of trust Of S3,06s, $3.50.
Richard Ii. Whitlock's heirs and others TO
Msrparetha, wife OF Matthias J. Kaspers, 2Si
feet on TWenty.third street southeast corner
Marshall, S955.94.
HENRICO.
Elizabeth Ames to G. l.. Barker, acres
on Nine-Mile road, 1928.
w. II. Beverdge aud wife TO Fl. c. Jones
and J. II. Derbyshire. 1913 LIP feet on Han.
over street northeast corner Meadow. sub
iect TO deed OF trust Of $1,000. S7,428. IL.
L. F. Finch TO Mt Carmel Baptist churchs
trustees, 80 feet on continuation OF st. James
street 10 correct error, s..
A. X. Gay 10 e. A. Catlin, 81 feet on Clay
street northwest corner Thirty-tifth, S21o.
Ssrsh +. Hardy's trustee and others to w.
II. Beyeridge, IS feet on Hanover street
northeast corner Meadow, SS25.
II. G. Jones and wife to same, IS 1912
feet on north side Hanover street near Cedar,
SJ,lS0.67
same and j. II. Derbyshire and wife 10 8.
n. Rose, al 1.6 feet on north side Hanover
street between Strawberry and Elm,
Ss.529l7.
Thomas r. Murphy aud wife to @. l..
Barker. 3O-100 acres on Nine-Mile road,
Sj37.5O.
John II. Rogers and wife and Lucy f.
Rogers 10 W. Ii, Beyeridge, l43 LIZ feet on
north side Hanover street between Park and
Meadow, $1,000.
Leon l.. Strause, Emanuel Raab, and x.
II. Raab, and their wives 70 Il. w. Gates,
NJ. G, Staples, aud K. A. Catlin. trustees,
A 52-100 acres one mile west Of Richmond,
and 534- 1900 acres bounded by Leonard
aud Kensington streets and another street,
to sell and distribute proceeds OK sale among
equitable owners, S46,054.
$. L. Waddill, clerk, to George BoltZ. 16f
acres on Williamsburg road, In name oil h.
ID. Eacho, for taxes, $3.50.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-28
THEATRE AND MOZART.
Roland Reed nc the Former; Opera
at she Latter.

Mr.. Roland Reed, always q favoTite here,
viii play an engagement at the Theatre OF
two nights and one matinee, commencing on
Friday, May Sd and 4tb. He has Just closed
n highly successful season In New York,
where he acted 10 q succession OF crowded
houses for over one hundred nights, and the
NAV Of "The Woman.Hsier" was pro.
nouuced by the entire press oil that city az
ono OF the greatest comedy successes in
years.
Reed will present this piece. IL deals with
the adventures ef one " samuel Bundy," q
supposed woman. batter. but who 10 reality
adores the sex but has never been able to
muster sufficient courage to propose mar
rage TO any OF them. He finally works him.
self into the mood and gets too much cou-
rage, "a the end Of the first act finds bin eu-
gagged 10 no less thsn three different women.
This gives rise TO many amusing situations
and complications. The climax OF the come
dy Il reached, however, when Bnndy by
mistake is carried of 10 private lunatic
asylum, which becomes quite amusing from
the fact OF all Of the characters imagining
each other insane. Saturday night Mr..
Reeds earliest success, "Cheek," will he
presented for the last time, as after this sea-
son Mr.. Reed will devote bis entire time 10
). The Woman Halter" and q new play.
During both pieces Mr.. Reed has number
OF new songs and medley duets which he
will introduce.
MOZART ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
A season Of light opera commences At the
Mozart next Thursday, I'd May, at summer
prices, with Jules Grau's Opera Troupe,
consisting OF thirty.two people with their
own orchestra, which will be connected With
the Mozart Orchestra.
The repertoire will be: Thursday, The
Nascotte; Friday, The Queens Lace Hand
kerchef; Saturday, matinee Che first time
in five years), Gilbert and Sullivan's opera II.
NJ. 5. Plnaiore, and saturday night, Oliyet'e
The principal artists are the Misses May
Douglas. jessie Hatchie, and Eta Read. and
Messrs. Gilbert Clayton. Frederick ii. Frear
1.-THE comedian), II. Ii. Waldo, james Carr,
A. Schwenke, A. i. Arnold, Oscar Wilder,
and julie Ceezette.
The strength OF comic opera depends
lsrgely OF course upon the comedy element,
which Mr. Grau has In this case furnished
by Mr. Fresr and Ar. Clayton, both well
known here.
Slgner Torreaui Is the leader.
II is expected that this venture Of the Mo-
zart management will prove acceptable to
the patrons OF the Academy, and that II will
receive encouragement aud support, for not
withstaBding the summer prices every effort
will be made to present the operas In goct
form and as attractiyely as possible.
TIE oFERA-HoUsE.
Commencing Tuesday Daisy PowelPs Big
Burlesque and Specially Show Will be the
attraction at the Grand Opera-House this
week. with matinees Tuesday. Friday, and
Saturday
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-28
Gospel Temperance Meeting at Old
Market Hail.

The ladies OF the Woman's Christian TEN.
persnce Union were so much pleased with the
success OF their meeting at Old.Market Hall
on last Tuesday evening that they have de-
termined to hold another on Tuesday, Goth
instant, commencing at o'clock. Rev. DR..
John Pollard will preside and make al adj
dress, to be followed by Nrs. NJ. l.. Wells, a
native Virginian, but now residing in Tennes.
see. Mrs. Wells has been ia different por-
tioBs OF the State speaking snd organizing
unions, but has not before spoken to Rich
mODd audience. She has been through
most OF the southern States. and the pa
pers wherever she has appeared refer TO her
10 tho very highest terms.
The ladies in charge hope TO have q
crowded ball on this occasion. There will
be music by the ladies Of the Young Wo-
mans Christian Temperance Union.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-28

In orr store and business We propO4e Oh cod
out every pair OF shoes and slippers and ..r
stock Of Trunks 81 prime cost W. I...
chased large spriag aud summer sioc, Doe
fore such WAS our pufpo.c; therefore Dr. f.
take The entire summed 10 dispose ~ ourfs.t
assortment Of goods. During ths sfo rs .
will sell only for cash. and cannot guarantee
TO keep up sizes ~ all goods so tIe esl .f
you pay Us visit the better me bargain.
!kcor Nay & SON.
COZ Broad stGeft.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-28
nnse-RaII Yesternay.
IBy telegraph to Tie DlBpstch.l

10y teieSlhPh 10 lLc Obpaltu-l
WAsHINGToN, April 21.-Base-ball was
POSTPONED on account OF rain at Washington
between the Washingtons vs.. Philadelphia;
at Baltimore. BaltimOres v. Athletics ut
Brooklyn. Brooklyns VS.. Columbus at Jer-
sew City, New Yorks vs.. Bostons; at Pitts
bureh, Pittsburghs vs.. Chicagos.
Kansas City:
Kansas City........2 90 ZOO 0 0 o.
Louisyilles .........2 0OO = o Ok
observation-disclosures City, 6; LOui'yilles, ..
Errors-KaDsas City, 6; LoulsVlles. 1. Bat
teries-McCsry and Hecker; Stratton aud
Cook.
St. Louis:
81. Louis. ..........4 l 0 DO
Cinclnnatis. ........5 o l > l 2 0X-l2
Bsse-hits-St. Louis, p; Cincinnatis, 13.
Errors-St. Louis, - Cincinnatls, 3. Bat
teries-King aud Boyle; Mullene and Bald
win.
Indianapolis:
Indianapol 0 0 20 q > 0 %
Clevelands .... .-....O q o IA
Base-hits -lndiAnapOlis, D.; Cleyelands, 9.
Errors indianapolis, l; CieyeIands, 1. Bat
teries-Boyle aud Myers; O'Brlen aud Zim-
meT.
Chattanooga:
Chattanooga ss.sss...s'' s.''....4
Birminghsms. .............
Atlanta.
AthnAs ........''...- $500. -.'''''.s'
New orleans. -. .................. ID
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-28

Received OF the Richmond Nces Com
psny, northwest corucr smith sod Nea
streets, r. IA. Anderson, formerly win
brewery & Co., manage. rcrhn'f, ltf
Atlantic Monthly. and 81 Nichols iar Aas.
Also, Haroer's Weekly, Texas >iungs Ar
kanssw Traveller, Frank Leslie, Narl'r't
Bazaar aud Young People. The tiipptr .rt
Dramatic News. The Richmond Ntnf
Company l. a new enterprise aud scHc,s
the patronage " he nulll.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-28
Police Court.

The docket in this court yesterday morn
ing was very small aud only engaged the at
tention OF Justice CrutchIeid for short
while.
The most important case was that Of James
Allen (colored), charged with being drunk
aud disordery and using profane language
on the street He was fined $40 sud costs
and required to give security for twelve
months in the sun OF 800.
James Seaton, Herbert Minitree, and Will
liam johnson, charged with being vsgrants
and trespassing on the premises Of the Rich
mOnd and Allegheny Railroad Company,
were required to give security for sixty days
Committed in default
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-28
Tax-RecetVabIs coupons for Pay
ment Of state saNrs.

Taxpayers can ffy .l property orb
liceuse-taK due tine state with 600 states
taX>receiyable coupons st large saving lu
cost
Bv producer NJ t1e bond With Toe coupon
they Obtain a clean TAX feceiit rnI cannot
possibly have ans trouble Or annoyance n
the matter.
/ am AUTHORIZE hv fbe y -.n.t Commit.
tee OF the Council of Foreign b.uil'.lrrs
TO state that ttc arguncl's fl.I l4f boom
lately urged In order O. -tf-.II..sfo
boycott their state. on. .i-.. .l ..E 40
not in accordance with ..'r.i 'f...
u) II was stated ta-tu 's-l.f.r. rs7 in
cash farouc year tbe bond .e.s W ffI
into Riiiieberger,. Ibf, ! cIu absolutely
deny. / am acquainted Win tbr cMri ia1i.
holders in London. Ihcyar 80 wHlng md
anxious 20 accept 3 settlement within 10
present revenues 50 the state. tutIi BOD single
tax payer uses the coupons tbs will uot
make thea fund into RddIeoerEor bonds;
they ioiI neDer 40 SO. Ou tne other band
every x-psyer who uses coupons docs More
than anything else 20 get the dett qYc. -ln
settled.
(2l IL was stated that II people u.ei ta-
coupons tie Treasury would De- r.sd. ilf
feloRs on The streets. The luusiir- qf 'ar-.,
aud the schools closed. / sm p0.IIsrIv .-
structed by those rcprc.eut % SAY % B.. nHt
their desire nor their Intention iO cripple tI1
State; they would not 90 ttls N thew c0l.i.
/, therefore, submit 10 tic public 't
while their rot using coupons Tll ufle- .-.-
tie the debt, Yet u they Do uss ttDm flsr
will manifest that they dcsire t0 sec D settle.
meut OF this wrelched quarrel.
jaws p. t00rsL
an Main .fraef u .rHnI.uN
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-28
Rich rriple-PIated s,.y.rwnre

OF LATEST DESIGNS ROGERS CELEBRATED
TABLE CUTLgaY-FEESCH MARBLE MATTEL
CLOCKs--FISE BRONZEs AND FIGURES.
The annual sale OF the above first.class
goods, that are recommended by almost
every family IN this city, will be continued
on MOsdSy and Tuesday at 10i O'Clock A.
N. and O'Clock L. N. Seats for ladies'.
ANY goods at private sale between the auc-
ton sales at auction prices.
GEORGE w. MAYO. AuciiOneer,
81 Ninth street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-28
AIIthe New York Paper.

received to-day at 2:80 z. NJ. Herald. World.
Times, Tribune, sun. and Press, Phlladei-
pha Times, Press, and sunday Item, Tran
script, Sporting Life. sporting Tunes. Balti'
more American and Washington Post aud
the Cincinnati Enquirer. My delivery
wagons will 90 all over town. Parties can
have any OF the above papers delivered At
their houses by leaving the name and No. at
LEONARD's NEWS STORE,
sos Main street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-28

A eats, sleeps, rides; walks. frets, dies.
Moral-Buy a Bicycle at schsap's, GIT cas-.
Broad. Columbus. stars. Nlctofs, CHAM
pions, Rivals, Ideals. Ottos, all Ia stock.
Purchasers taught free. Bicycle school open
at all hours. Experienced teachers In 81
tendance. Pupils received from four to
siXty.1ye years old
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-28
Ease and Comfort forshe Eyes.

RICHMOND, Va, April 10, 1859.
Dr. $. GaleskI, 0i5 East Main Street:
My Dear Sir.-It gives me pleasure TO a..
sure you that the glasses you made for me
are by far the best | have ever used. can
read now the finest print with ease aud com.
fort Your glasses seem 10 rest the eye in
stead Of the fatigue caused by all others here
tofore used. l cbeerrully recommend your
skill. Respectfully,
4. M0NTERO, N. ..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-28
yennis anu Omttnx Gooa.

SIX. Flannel and Cbe,lot Outing >nr'
OF all kinds.
Tennis and Outing Bcii., Ia silk and ..
ton.
Tennis and Evening SIX ,.-nes.
Teunl2 and outing ,0,ts and \ --ts
Tennis aud Oufiny Iiltsa ni Ctrt
This Is new feature ID our business, art
we have complete stocs.
C0s-rAGrF hg0rT gs
fi9 rs-f Broad sl-teL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-28
Mock Trial.

On Friday evening next a mock trial will
be given in the Young Mems Christian Asso-
citation hall by the young men OF the RAN
dolph Literary Society. In addition to the
interesting debates which these young eeu-
tlemen hold from time TO time, they have
achieved atremendous success in burlesquing
the administration OF justice. But the re-
nown Of the fiery Young society Is sufficient
10 oil the hall. There will be no admission
fee charged
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-28
Destructive Fire Arkansa.
fBy telegraph 70 tho Disuatchl

by Telegraph % tho Dispatch.l
LITTLE Rock. April 27.-A SPECIAL 10 the
Gazette from Jonesboro', Ark, says: The
most destructive fire that ever occurred In
Northeast Arkansas took place here TO-DAY,
resulting IN the total loss OF over forty
houses, including a large brick store belong
ing 10 Marcus Boyer The fire originated IN
a large story frame building. a power
ful gale was blowing at the time, and toe
flames spread with wonderful rapidity, the
efforts Of the fire department being Of little
avail in lighting them. The loss is estimated
at from Sl50,0OO TO $500 600, with about
S7j goo Insurance divided among about
twenty companies. The loss falls very heayi-
ly on many sufferers who hsd no insurance.
Jonesb0ro' presents sad plight tonight.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-28
Prfnters' Troubles.
IBy telegraph 10 the Dispatch.l

PROVIDENCE, X. l., April 27.--David c.
Black, publisher OF the Evening aud Sun
day Telegram, to-day announced 10 his cons
positors thai the Telegram would not be
union Office hereafter. The printers could
be stiIl members Of the union aud employees
OF the Telegram, but the union rules for
bade them. Twenty.seyen in number, in
GLIDING proof-Feaders, left the Office. A
force OF twelve men was q. work tonight
and the lockout was IN force against the ola
meu under = new foreman. The union
paper on Monday, backed by the Interna-
tioual Typographical Union.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-28
Rf.efaane River.

In consequence Of the continued rains OF
the last few days the river had risen several
feet yesterday afternoon, and at late hour
last night the water was still rising, though
very slowly. The rainfall, while great, has
been so gentle thst the streams have not
been effected to any considerable extent.
The volume OF water IS not sufficient either
at Columbia or Lynchburg to warrant any
fear as 10 q freshet.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-28

Judge Wexford. Of the City Circuit Court
yesterday granted charter to the Southern
Stove works Company, the objects Of which
are to carry on = general stove and foundry
business. The capital stock Is 10 be not less
than $4,000 nor more than 100000 The
principal Office Is 10 be in Richmond. The
officers are; Carter II. Fiemieg. president
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-28

have used switls Speeiac in my family W
years for various Disorders Incident O. r.
mate. and It has always given prompt r,
took IS myself for 9 nervous disorder plei
by Indigestion that hal trOuJiel me fl
years, and Il gave me mo ioag-,ol;l. BEL.
induced friend OF mine % take BE- flr tf
leg Of over twenty years standing. al 4. -.'
cured him. W a.. kCrfEU4t.
sulphur spuogs leln
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-28
Concert Next russa.y.

A concert Is 10 be given next Tuesday
evssing at the Young Mems Christiap AZ.
socistion Hall under tbs direction OF Mrs.
Edward t. Robiusen for the benedt OF
Monumental church A selected chorus OF
forty young ladies will sing operate airs,
and Mrs. Harriet. English, weIl.knowp
vocalist Of Washington, and Miss Nellie
Rogers, Miss Hattie Blankenshlp. Mr.. Moses
Stem. and Mr.. Charles II. Read. Jr., will
sing sslos. The popularity OF the partici-
psnts. In addition TO the westhiness Of the
object should cause large audience 70 be
present
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-28
Gab.er Pianos

Two OF these most superior pianos viii be
used st the M0numentAl.eaurch concert
next Tuesday night at Association Hall, aud
the same evening our pianos will be used at
three other concerts.
MANLY L. RAMOS & Co,
Main street.
Next TO the corner OF Ninth street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-28

An old stable III rear Of The grocery store
OF - Dominica, No. 1872 east Franklin
street. caught fire this morning at O'Clock.
An alarm brought out the engines, which
soon put out the fire. Damage traing.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-28
Indfsn Territory.

have used swiits spoc.ac ior scrolls
affection aud nervous disorder resulting '..a
blood poison, snd pronounce 10 800 seT t.'.
medicine made. IT, sure cured mo- o. f.-
| am very grateful J0HS HusNlcrlf
Leon, lnlltu isrr.,.rf.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-28
Memphis Races.

[By telegraph to the Dispatchl
MEMPHIS, April 21.-The weather was
clear, track fast, and the attendance large To-.
day.
FIRST race-seliing purse for three-yesr-
olds sud upwards, six furlongs-Mute led
ali the way round; CHINA Ii. second, Cas-
sandra third. Time, i:lS{.
Second race-merch0nts' stakes for two
year-olds, S., 900 added. i've furlongs- Riley
won; Lulie b. second, Amelia third.
Time, l;0j.
Third rsce-selling purse for three-year-
old fies-one mile and a furlong-kee-
veeBs won; Mandoline second, Entry third.
Time. Las.
Fourth race-SIontgomery stakes, hands,
cap sweepstakes, all ages, 81, $50 added, one
mile and quarter ypoerite won; StoDey
Montgomery second, Cassius third. Time,
211I.
Fifth racs-sellng purse. three-year,0lds
and upwards, six furoags-Syntax won (;
Rambler second, Orderly third. Time, lis.
Sixth rsce-seliRg purse for three-Year-
olds aud upwards, i've NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
was never headed; Duhme second, Boouack
third. Time, I:05.
Seventh race-selhng purse, all ages,
seven furlongs-MOntpelie won; Meta Sc.
cond, Lemsn third. Time, 1854.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-28
Kentucky Knces.


Special telegram 70 Tue DisDstch.l
LEXINGTON. ny, April H.-The fourth
day opcaed with good weather and fast
track, and the book.mAkers were over
whelmed with business.
First race-selliBg purse for two-year.
oIds, half mile-Peyton won; selica second,
Venture third. Time. 81.
Second rsee-selllng purse for three-yssr-
olds and upward. six furloDgs-LakeVIew
won; Mayo second, j. Q. Burnett third.
fine, 1:l6I.
Third race-iree handicap for three-yesr-
olds and upward, one mile and seyeuty
qualification won; Early Dawn second.
Louis D'Orr third. Time, l:46I.
Fourth race-selling race Tor tbree-yesr-
olds aud upwards, one mile Castaway won;
Stuart second, Red Letter third. Time,
l:444
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-28
Baptist osnerai Convention at usrn-

phia, Nay A"a"
Delegates ard visitors to th' Gon'rHi con-
venti0n take train, sia Norfolk anl rs e-tera
railroad. leaving Byrd-Ntfeft station. i'rl'
moud, az 900 \. 10; arrive 20 Nemplf
second evening % s.21 T1rng. c..'hs. 10
Lynchburg aud Eoauaic. pu u1n lufei
sleepers Roanoke 10 M-muai.. Leave Ret
mond p. NJ, arrive al Memphi' second
morning ~ 6.lo. Through sleeper Peters
burg 10 Bristol - breakfast ststi1ni through
sleeper Bristol 20 Memphis.
Round.trip tickets on SAFE Nay I'm, Sth.
and 9th, good 90 return within thirty days
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-28
j. a. GriRc,

This rain will not keep up sll the time.
You need Spring Shoes. so Just come right
slong and get them IN Light Weights, Low
Cuts, or any OF the Styles. Trunks,
sstcnels, Grips, Railroad Bags. Big stock.
Low prices.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-28
Two Hsaram.n Pia.e.

are used In the concerts aud musicals given
in connection with the "Fruhlingsfest."
These pianos are becoming mere and more
popular. Walter ID. Moses 4 Co., 1905 Main
street Opposite post-oficeh are sole agents
for the Hardman.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-28
mr.. wharton 20 Lecture ON "usme."

Rev. II. NJ. Wharton, OF Baltimore, will
deliver lecture at the Leigh-Suest Baptist
church Tuesday night the Both on Z" Home"
This IL said to be one OF Mr.. Whzrton's best
lectures. There viii also be some good music
90 this occasion by Miss Montgomery aud
othars
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-28
Two Pine Pianos.

This week we offer a KnaDe square Piano
and Steinway square Piano on easy terms.
These pianos have seen LITTLE Use and are
great bargsins.
MANLY b. RAMOS & Co.,
Nam street,
Next TO the corner OF Ninth street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-28

The magnificent Grand Piano la the Gu.
bernsioria' Mansion was selected by General
Lee himself and sold BY that enterpr,sing
urm, Manly b. ksmos Il Co, 9o5 Main
street. Richmond, Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-28
Gov.,,.r wooaa. Imnrov,ns.

A letter received In the city yesterday
from Governor p. T. Woodin, OF the Sol.
dierS Home at Hampton, says that that gen.
temsn, who has been quite i'll, is now silt
ting up aud rapidly improving. and the doe
tors think he will be out in a few days.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-28

We now have complete iine ~ Ner'
Hali.Hose, all new shades snl fa.t glafsr.
teed black, In cotton. isle, and sIh.
C0Nq1 tHlE RsHIHyH.
llatters aul luiurbsrA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-28

Our prices on Msttnes tails week SO no ~ 90
ly low. A call wall convince you thsl NJ u-i''-
sell all d. & Z. Mrrr4ipOAFct
ss7 Broad size
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-28

Mr.. Wooctn said be reached the Dispatch
Office about S:4O o'clock Molday night, aud
boon ait'f his arrival The telephone bell rang.
Jie sDsverea the cali Some one asked,
"How may prisoners escaped from jail IT,
night I" lie replied that he didn't know.
He called up the iei aud asked the same
question thai bad been asked him, and ssme
one answered. 1.-Two" lie then asked,
"wbo were theyi" The person At the jail
asked, "wbo Is that ialkingf" aud when
fold lett the phone, or the connection was
broken. The oeayer1tien hare ended.
mr. Woodhn said thst on the day follow
5pg be west TO the jail aud inquired for Mr..
Carrier or sny OF bis deputies, aud was teld
thst none OF them were there. This was
shout O'clock. Mr. kerse, the jsiler, told
hla8 how tie escape was fpsdt.
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Unisundered Shirts and Lace Curtains 80
among the goods hat We are selling l.s reeA d.
special prices. D. & L. MIrrELDosssA
~ Rroad street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-28
GuftAr. and Rantos.

Finest stock in the South at Walter d.
Moses & Co.'S, 1905 Main street opposite
postofice).