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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-01
noAsD or ALDERMEN.
They Concur Ia a Amendment Re
Eardtng water Rates.

The Board Of Aldermen met in the Council
chamber a. 2 O'Clock last night 20 consider an
amendment 20 the ordinance approved October
I4th regarding the water-Works. which amend
ment was passed. BY the Common Council sator'
There wero present Messrs Bass tprssidenD
CrenshAw, Hargroye, Be,yin, Crump, Dickerson,
Taylor, Murphy, Carter, Hi, Bahen, DAVIS
CGpcrs, and Brown.
Presideut Bass stated the object Of the meeting
and Clerk August thea read the ordnance ia
question with the amendment thereto
Mr.. Belgin moved 20 adopt the Ordinance as
amended by tho Common Council
Mr. DlcEersrn said as chairman OF the water
Committee be desired 20 make a statement; NAV
his committee had given tho ordinance a careful
confederation. A great deal OF water Is being
wasted 10 the city, and tho committee had proof
that Z large portion Of IL vas through hoL-5oii-
closing closets. He did not think, a. some one
mad steted, that new rates would be detrimental
10 q certain class, but II the Council shOuld sec
1T not 10 agree with the Water Committed, me
latter would bow TO their superior wisdom, ana
the city's water would have 20 continue 70 ruR 70
MIR. Capers seconded Mr. Belvin's motion and
ia doing so he agreed with Mr. DIckerson IN re-
gard 70 the waste OF water, but ne could moi
! coincide With HIN In thinking II would not mill
tafe against a certain class. He believed u
wOnld be q hardship upon the tenants, most 81
whom are poor people. He wanted an ordinance
20 compel landlords 70 put Ia seif-closlng closets
and not 70 pat q heavy expense upon the poorer
! classes.
The ordnance as amended was then passed
only two members-hessrs. Dickerson and Hi
voting against IL
Mr. Diekerson then offered an amendment x
section % OF chapter n Of the ordinances 70 70
ouire tho owners OF property instead OF tht
tenants 20 Do responsible for bursts, lesksges
&C.. In the water pipes.
Josiah Crunp. 3 eolcred member from Jack
son Ward. said he would like 10 see The amend
ment printed before he voted on II, ~ the people
are raising "iimlny-craminy" about this waite
business, and he desired ~ know what he j
voting upon.
on motion Of Mr.. Crenshaw the amendmen
was referred 20 the Water COMMITTEES.
me Board then adjourned.
The amended ordinance has been enrolled Q.
tho City Clerk. aud Will 10 presented 70 ID
Mayor Tor approval this morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-01
A MYSTERIOUS DISAPPEARANCE
A ~. charles Hotel Guest Leave I'm
der Arrange CIrcumStanees.

On Friday, December 2lst. a stranger arrived
ct St. Charles Hotel and 10 q bold hand register
ed as al. n. Sandg. London lie brought as
baggage d large trunk and a travelling Satchol.
Mr.. Snndg remained about the hotel all Gay
Saturday. aud on sunday about ~ O'Clock leit
without informing the proprietor where 10 was
going or whom no would rcturn, leaving al o. MS
baggage ana q hno dress 6uit-tne later lying
upou tho bed in his room.
SANDY seemed 70 be a man 81 about thirty
three years OF age. was OF medium build, with
black hair and eyes, and probably weighed
about 10 pounds. His manner Of speech lndt-
caied that he was an EngAshman. While 81 the
hotel ne wae very t~slkauve, but IN his CONVERSE
ton never toid any one anything shout his busi-
ness 70 tho city or his past history. lie was very
tidy ia his dross. and was looked upon at the
hotel as one travelling for pleasure. He ordered
the finest chsmpagnes from the hotel bar ana
drank quite freely, though he Was never known
10 be intoxicated,
Saturday the 2d Sandg went to the clerk az
tho hotel and asked hun 20 let him have Sel,
stating that he would pay him on Monday or give
him his check for the amount remarking that he
had a small account Of IA few hundred dollars al
the First National Bank OF this city. The clerk
told him that he did not have the amount no
wished In the house.
The sudden Disappearance Of the Englishman
aud the leaving OF all Of his baggage. among
which is known TO DO several nne suits OF clothes,
causes many surmises 81 the hotel "a 70 what
nav have become of him. aud all efforts 10 trace
him have so far proved unavailing.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-01

II Is gratifying fosco hos Rehm1nItas ere,
III her business Interest Ia fne uaff f..r. ~.
nov has nearly every kluf Of UIrHr.s Inlnff.
her larger sister ciflss. A" no H.rm.rfI me-
buiier. ana MIX company. No. Ffs. lrla
street, IA 81 establishment ffa. .lr r...Isl.
much Interested in. tnls os4.H mons u.
OF tho largest aud hes.-arTlue.I I4l.t m
country. We pro gro osr per..r r.llf n
much Interested and distracted ll mrtIrr
Model Dairy visit 1ouvu enior Do .t
Store On broal stree Wlai wffUIr n.r "
countors, which is ma s0n prira. Ir..
Do found inarbia lunch tah.os. nhorr laI.st ..
get hoi coieo anl tcA, purr rr aH 0r mIN. H
cases. plea &C. The i-lgn rHifs.rla.-. Win f
glass dYors stoelns tns sDIfcf fif.rr araUa
on -hdluE rhoilrf, ls fl lr"lU.
store. THIS store IL pnItirl Dtar 81 .
polite lady clerk. To- fnr H.T THl
enter tho g~laeslar department aIn fI.
arranged 10 hold quar-. rIn'. alI Fa
glass jars. hat ornament tnf s.nss
their shining rla@s. A pHfelf HIf-s lr
cupies mo middle OF GOO fo0r nIuh ~
stralucr and tIhos t0 800 Ehf FlteI .aH
time. Ihia is n woudcrfu IarnrsIU nf U.H
Is ig capacity Ia one thnu aul Irrs rrr
Leaving this room W. enter f.Hfrrrm N..
is eleven reir2crotors o- ro1nrr'.
49, ot trre0 iinfrfat rH .U.
arranged that fhH aniunI hrff Htn ..II.
Of the mills in a few minute. uu. 1901
Keeping qualities ihls room $50 WE 7.
= plumbers standpoint ine c'rr'r
ara CONNECTED by fipfs NfM Nr rI r0 n
with a we'll. which ciste fNn nHH.r .I
water % col his nis, a. fhf .HuDrf
Indicate Tho waste if cuIlH 'ai
the city culyerts. rith pr.ler
Moor ~ this room BE- cnHrua'.I. a..
by constant to7eing al. Hs.I.
day. On one sile ~ tris UaIu .'riH
are arrange POD MA Ff4f at .. -
steamed ~ ono umH, trU. "uf. .
farmer his caus sweet l.Irf. NH H..
side ~ this room flrrr Il.f. f.am H.. l.
ftrucied. hoi-iuE many ..U. .l..
These jars alo arsf p.1rt. It. .tur he a
H
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-01
rnn re.finr az Hlertric IIghf.

The Committee on Electric Light met in the
Council chamber last night. The bill OF the
Schuyler Eiectris-Light Company, amounting to
si64Q21. was read and ordered 10 DO PAID less
Sl.6s for lights reported out during the month Of
December.
City-Kngineer Cutshaw reported that an re-
sppDse 20 a resolution to ascertain the cost
Of apparatus 20 test the candle-poWer OF
the electric light he had written 70 sundry
gentlemen In various cities whore the cleo
tric light Is used and he was Informed That
in most cases they had no machinery TO test
the electric light. and In some cities the appara-
tus had been ordered, though not received
Colonel Cutshaw also saDmittei a diagram from
Drew a Co, Of Philadelphia, 81 ~photometers
costing $780, delivered in Philadelphia. lie
thought n the city owned a photometer Il ought
20 be under the control OF the superintendent oil
the Works or Gas Inspector. He also
thought tho compan ought 70 put in 8 photome-
ter az its own cost es it guaranteed 80 much
candle power.
on motion Of Mr.. Carter, the Richmond Schuy-
Ter Electric-Light Company was requested 10
satisfy the committee by test that Il was furnish
ing the city the candle power contracted Tor py
the city.
Further consideration OF the question Was post
pored until the next regular nesting.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-01

liant and caofiyssins performance. ana uonsn
Sometimes lacking in the force aud energy 1e.
r0anoed BY sbe oxacffpg and diffculs music ot
bar mi. vet tho clearnr<s Of her vocsliztnou and
ease OF ner method, sdded 20 grsces Of person
and a CAPITAL conception OF the comedy OF her
part. easily made her q fayortto With her
audience, Tho success OF the performance. after
her " una voice. was assured when she followed
Figsro across The stage. tfiliing on the iast sylls-
bic ~ his nanze. which be spells Tor her, Win =
greco aud sstion tbst was OF the true ssyie OF
through the clover and diverting scenes tnst ioi-
lowed.
me Figaro OF Mr.. Bainnridge was q successful
rendition OF the music and excellent footing OF
the famous role. With Messrs. Clark and hir0n
a. Z. Baasiio - and the doctor" tho trio Kept
the house IN good humored merumeHt eith oc'
~cssfonei roars Of laughter at the sbsnrdiy comic
situations "a developed by the plot "Ihe
Countp of Mr.. baxter also deserves mention a.
a creditsble performance.
The company has an excellent orchestra OF
about twenty pieces under the able leadership
OF Mr.. Ad. Neuendorf. and It's ovenness and ex-
c~ellonce, In parts ana 81 q whole. give promise
OF a satisfactory s0ries Of performances, @nich
should receive the full patronage deserved oI
their merits.
This evening Zelie do Lussan viii create tho
role OF the Queen In Victor Masses queen To-
pnz,r and GsOrgiene Won Jannschowsky VIII
debut az Captain Rafael. This performance ana
Carmen Wednesday will be the fa.oweh ones
Of Mile. de Lussan. Wednesdays matinee has
been arranged With Martha" giving scope TO
Pauliue L~Aliemand's an In the title-role. Tho
matinee will b. played % popular pieces. aud
HAllemandis singing Of "The Last Rose OF sam
merD IL alone a great attraction.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-01
OFFICE or X. Il. CHAPLIN 4 CO..
Uv.s EaraTg AgrGTs


So. NORTH TENTH STREET. hithhOSD, "a.
We desire % return our thanks % our ifienna
and pafroos for their libersl patronage during
the pgsg year. We enter upon The new year WIZ
confidence IN the prosperity Of our faitgfoning
city, and predict that the year 1859 Will $40"
great activity Ia real estate In and around our
capital city especially, though We believe u VIII
extend over our whole Stnte 70 a greater OF less
extent. The suburbs Of our city and tne sur
rounding country offer splendid Investments Tor
our capt alists. and with such opportunities a.
our own doors We $50 no reason Or excuse Tor
money leaving this city 10 seek investment else
where. There IS an abundan o OF money ani
reai estate offers safest and most profitable tu-
vsstment for the year 1888 Perties nsFe made
a. handsome profits on investments IN ADD
around our city as elsewhere. Parties intere5ls'
viii pIeAse coli al our onico aud satisfy them
selves from actual sales Ne nave made. NO are
prepared 10 prosecute tho real estate business 10
ali is branches with largo experience, ample
means. and large force % polite and ehlciens
CLERKS. CAL 20 see Us. Wishing all d happy aud
prosperous New Year, No are very respectfully,
N. D. CHAFfIk q Co.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-01
RrrLDTNtt-FTJND COMPANIES.

Richmond Perpetual Building, Loan. and
Trust Company, organized In July 1919.
PAYMENTS the second and fourth TUESDAY in
each month. Authorized capital, sl,OOO,OOO.
Lucien l.. Bass. president; Meyer Heller,
yice-president, William Lovenstein. cashier.
West-End Building Fund Association.
No. 9, organized December 9, 1880, meets
every first and third Monday in the month.
Charles Miller, president; f. L. Tholl, sec
retarv.
Citizens Building Association, No. .,
organized October, 1883, meets every Tues-
day in the month. Capital, not less than 800
shares nor more than 1000 shares OF slOO
par value. Adolphus Blair, president;
Charles ]. Schmidt, secretary.
Capitol Building and Loan Association, or.
gsuized ia February, 1888, meets second and
fourth Tuesday nights. Capital, not less
than $4,000 nor more than S1,000,O coo.
Charles NJ. Wallace, president; A. NJ. Mas
surfer, secretary.
Citizens Building Association, No. 6, or
ganized December, 1886, meets every Wed.
nesday In the month. Capital stock. $50
! shares OF 800 each. T. NJ. Hilizhimer,
president; c. &. Thon, treasurer; Charles
A. Schmidt, secretary.
Home Building Company Perpetualb or
gained January, 1887. Payments The
second and fourth Mondays in each month.
Capital stock limited to Sj00,00 par value
OF shlres, 500. n. w. BOwe, presidents;
j. H.. Capers, vice-presldent; Z. A. Cat.in,
cashier.
Granite Perpetual Building Fund Cons
pany, organized February, 1881. Payments
the first and third Tuesday In each month.
| John r. Cooke, president; James r. Werth,
yice-president; Samuel II. Pulliam, secre-
tary and treasurer. Capital, 5000 shares OF
a par value OF 800.
The Central Building and Loan Company,
organized October, 1881, is now closing up
its business.
The Virginia Building and Loan Company
(perpetua). organized July l., 1888. Meets
second and fourth Tuesdays in the month.
Herman Schmidt, president; ). MEG.
Fisher, vice. president; Charles L. LOehr,
secretary aud treasurer.
Real Estate Loan Deposit Company, or
ganized November 23, 1888. Capital stock
not less than $4,000 nor more than $1,000
0OG. W. l. Warning, Jr., president; william
Marshall, Jr., secretary and treasurer; Man.
ming G. Staples, general manager.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-01

tho presiding elder of this district, preached at
Pars place Nictbodist church.
Roe. Dx. White, OF Princeton Seminary,
proa ,bef az Fourth Presbyterian church, west
Grace street. at the eyening service.
higat Roy. Leo Had. O. \. r.. Bishop OF North
who Is on a ustt at st. Meryis Priory. corner Mar
shall oad Fourth streets, Addressed the members
II 81 Mary's church on three occasionf-vtz.. At
"a. H.. the children; at II A.. u. hs proached
the regular sermon. and At 4. NJ no spoke 70
the ladies' Of tho congregation. Il.
Rev. Telfair Hodgsou, ID. d., yice-chancellor OF
the University Of tho : 0nih, ct Sevanee, Tenn,
preached at the morning service at 81 Johns
church.
Mr. Alexander NJ. Purdy. OF New York. a min
lister % tho Society OF Friends, preached NJ tue
Friends meeting-hOuss.
Rev. Dr. II. Melville Jackson preached au ele-
gant Christmas sermon nj Grace Episcopal
church Sunday morning. and tho music was CT a
very high order. The discourse was one OF great
power.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-01

Unspfmou.,y we.a,y.a :, $50

whereas he ego "a No most ffiira,a orria q
mo body ard sbOuif ~ III Gmcs be- rrrrrHg
sen care 81 therefore BE- 10
hssoirst. let That We viii avoid improDoraaf
inferior glasr@s.
~. lbst We VII nos allow oHrs-iVes ~ D. mia
nlel Dy some one Incompetent under anJ f.
tencs whaloFcr.
~ That whenever I'm neei ~ sDerfa. o. 3D..
sye-glA~es We vii consult Nr. \. N1'
east Main street. and have fhnnl r-nfr..fr
llstod aroriiug - actual need IfDlaa.ffI AL,
during 1852.
Result; Comfort and prossrganon % ne 90.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-01

In parting with isSs we.hays great cause 70 be
thankful for success aud blessings ~Desto"co:
The mushrooms existence Is brief a. best ana
oolv useful when used ~ once. Not so sith the
stately oaks Of ghs forest shtch nave WINSTON
tho Wfater's storms and lightning sSockA froh
the rear rank OF an army OF agents We sptvss,
nave laid low tho Fortress OF Can't Doa and spread
our banner % the broeks- WIN A thtrpngh
force. coupled with the consctoHsness OF dNty
we'll performed. No retarn 20 QUE anu ~ our
hear,frIt thanks. and ASK a continuance ~ past
treat,rsnt which. with Divine aid, viii give 40
CHKwSTS0 a ROSE.
Rssi Fstate Agents. AuciiOneers. and Brokers,
No. 5 north Tenth street,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-01
Ra.aa,uh-Maeon college.

This college has . larger patronage this year
than It has had for fourteen years. It's matricu-
istes number al present isa II IL expected that
The number will reach 700 or upwards by mo
opening OF the second torn Ia February. It's
president. W. w. smith. A. NJ. Is assisted BY
eight professors and assistant professors New
buildings hays recently been erected aud others
improved and extended The plans for = new
scienco hall have been drawn. and it will pr0ba-
Div be completed by the opentng OF the next
session Ia September. steps ui1 be taken At a
meeting OF the Board Of Trustees next week %
establish a preparatory school on a large scale
at Liberty, Va. This VIII bea part OF inc cot
Iere. governed by the same Board OF Trustees
and president The people aRd Courcil OF
Liberty have manifested great inteFsft and
iipsraliy In yis sAtsrsriss
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-01

EORTY YEARS EXPERIENt Os
II AN OLD S~UkSE-has, AlsN
Soog,uINo-sYRUP IS Ms Ifp,erpoeu 81 a
the hoe, female physicians aa4 aasfa n
Uniapa states, and hss been used f"r icH}
with ueyer-feiliDg safety s1d sigcoss oy m
OF mitRers erd cAih.rea. igom ne teeblo
OF one week old 70 ITO adult II corrccis
OF thsstomash, relieves wind-co.ic, rvsaal
bowels, aud gives resS hoalths AM oonie"
mother ana child. Ne b%elisyem no pos'N
euresa remedy Ia the vcritin alicasss o. pl'
terry sad Diarrhra Ia cbhdrep, Nhefcf
/ from tasthias or from ans oiaer eai7>
directions for usiag will ACCOMPANY et>f
None genuine unless tne (ae-ssntf ~ :,
A pl.kKIxs Is GA ne oatt1e wrapper S
al \. easias- Dealers - ceau . soine
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-01
INC OOera Last Night.

The Boston Ideal Opera Company insugurnted
A brief season a. the Theatre last night with q
brilliant rendition OF Rossini's "BarDer OF So.
VILE mat evoked the constant appiai se and
laughter Of the large and fashionaose audience.
The brilliant music ard laughter-provoktng
story OF this masterpiece OF cocaic opera. whose
perennial freshRess aud lie have Kept the stage
for over seventy years and made Il a standard
favorite ia tbs repertefres Of all sueressful COM
panies, have PROBABLY mover before mad q moro
successful rendition before a Richmond au-
dience. aud ths house last night a.tested Ia en-
ioyment by hearty and frequent applause
Ii SPEAKS well In praise Of the quality and re-
sources Of ne Boston Ideals that the company
mas Ia it the material for so successful q per-
formance OF an essoEtislly solo" opera, that
being really the CHARACTERISTIC OF the Bar
BERT; eli Of tao i've or sI principal characters
being leading parts - IL we're, with hlmost no
The Rcsins of Mis- pAllemAnd was 6 bfil-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-01
TIC c,tr Co,lecier,a omee

At the meeting OF The Finance Coninltfeo heih
on ~arurlay cNeniuC t1e report ~ Mr. Mssnrier.
the expert appointed 20 examine the aIHlr, OF
tho onlce Of Mr.. Ayloit u. WOodsou, "h0 dlai 10
fore The expiration OF his tenn. was rhAmlhol.
After a good deal OF dis-Lsslou tme chairman VI
tho committee was alth0rIeI 90 appoint Hn eye
pert % continue no infe-ugsfon al fo mako q
statement for use on tle uuai rcttlrWcnt.
10 seems understood that Mr.. Henry honoar
will DO employed II his serrices can Do obtained
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-01

Tho lovers Of minstrclsy are promised a great
trea. ~ the Mozart tonight. wLen Ihether,
Primrose. anG West appear Tor 0h' nisAi only.
There are many novelties spoken of a. intro
dlced In no poformnrcc-tOr Instance. 'ne
company ia the Nest part assuming the principal
chara tors ln Shakspeare's piays. Again, There
IS mo military drii, HAUh IL Htil % deis ronpt-
tition. and number 0f now sOups, uaacrs, hni
sperialues are promised. 0 tha. q crnHiei
house may be expected 90 euloy the sln Afforded
by these faYOrit0 Ministries.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-01
Ano,ner nrnkemau Kiued.

Mr. Lewis \. West formerly OF LOuisa county,
bnt for two months past a resident OF this city,
fell from the roof Of 4 box-ear attached 70 q
moving train yesterday afternoon about O'CLOCK
and Was run over and Instantly killed.
Tho accident occurred on the lork-htyer road
as the train was nearing the Ash-stroet bridge,
and some persons are Of The opinion that he was
knocked OF Nv the bridge.
Coroner Taylor viewed the body, after which,
by order OF the railroad company, IL was placed
Ia the hands Of an undertakes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-01
rae LEADING Music House.

For years We have furnished ai me pianisis
win Instruments aud the majority Of churches
With organs Ia this yicinity. We call attention
20 she easy terms for ghs following;
knape Pianos.
Everett Plano.
Behning Pianos,
Wendell Pianos.
New England Pianos.
Packard Organs.
Dyer D Hughes Organs.
MANY n. hksos y Co,
ss sast Main street. hiehmond. We
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-01
Inoue.. in tse couoty.

An inquest wa hold yesterday evening upon
tho body o. = Mrs.. Patterson. ono dlcd very sud
denly on sunday morning &C he residence OF lef
husband on the old Bowling Green raad, between
the oc0motlge-wOrks and ChelscH mn.
Or Knox, who acted o. medical expert Tor 40
cOroner's Jury. testified that in his opinion DEAN
was o,casioned by heart failure.
The verdict was dealh ~ tho hand VI 6oL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-01
Children Cry for Pitchers Castota.


card
Mr.. Joseph VI. BAR vii a21'n Do as'oe
ated with us on Zoe lf oi January neN- an4
hi. friend. aad the public arc i1'itol t1 na
and see W.. Feeling very ihaastui ior i.a
patronage bestowed upnu rs We vii u"
every Effort 10 merit q c~0ntluulnce OF yoA
confidence.
i. q. ROBERTSON IS Bg0rDr2,
Fancy Gl0ccrs,
G22 clsl Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-01
The Residence OF Moses Handy
Burned.

The Philadelphia Record OF December 10Th
says: The second and third stories OF the resi-
deuce Of Mr.. Moses y. Handy, the weli-knoWn
newspaper correspondent, No. 1918 Ossge ave-
nue., were partially consumed by nre yesterday.
The second story was burned late In the alter
noon. The third story caught IRE from tho smoi-
dsriag embors, which had not been entirely ex-
tinguished. Mr. Handy lost his valuable library
and manuscripts. The loss, Including The house.
hold effects, Is stlmated % Do kl,3OQ
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-01
rIonrIusnector Appolnted.

Governor Lee yesterday commits Toned NJ. W.
r. Lee a. -four Inspector for this city for a term
OF tNo years, beginning to-day. Thh makes tho
third term thst Mr.. Lee has served IN tnis ca
nac,tv. and ho has given general satisfaction 10
The nour trade Of tire city. 10 Is kept very busy
at present la his WORK.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-01
vath Abeut n Great statesm an.

on next Friday night at Sis O'Clock Mr.. wynd-
han Meredith will deliver 8 lecture before the
members mlnthly meeting az the Young Mems
ChrIstian Association on "Tnomas Jefferson
The life and character OF this great statesman
VIII never cease 70 interest the h~oertyloyipg
people Of the world. and it IL seldom that We have
an opportunity OF hearing q review py ono 50
schoiarfy aud capable a. Mr.. Meredith. Mem
bsrs viii 5s psrfRlusd 70 hrtps LAIR frisndA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-01

Thankful Tor past favor-, thope my oi cf"
toners VII not forget us iu ih' fItifr
stiI making good C.o.hes att foy mFira '
urise. JOINS ltrNI.NH
SO sf uIr.n hIuth tl.er
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-01
uptown hotcI; ehar.er granted the ouiIOOk

uptown hotel; charter granted the Outlook
Publishing Company.
9th. Church OF The Sacred Heart dedicated.
nth. The wise-Houston Republicans sp.
pointed a committed 10 wait upon General
Harrison, PresIGentelect, and present him
report Of the political situation IN This state.
18Th. The Supreme Court sustained Judge
Atkins in stretching ropes across Capitol
street while the Hastings Court was IN ses'
sion.
10Th. Mr.. WaddiIl served notice OF contest
upop Congressman George d.. Wise. !.
22d. Decree entered ordering the sale OF
the Richmond aud Allegheny railroad.
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