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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-29
Per.onaIsand Briefs.

No cases were tried in the city Circuit
Court yesterday. Two suits, both for small
amounts. were instituted.
Dove Lodge. a. +. and 4. NJ, will have a
special meeting tonight at ) O'Clock at their
lodge-rOom, ,t. Aeans Hall.
The east side Of LaurelstFeet is being paved
from Cary to Cumberland. Cary street be.
tween Fifteenth aud seventeenth is also be-
iuc paved.
Mlyor Ellyson has accepted an invitation
TO deliver an address before the Norfolk
Young Mems Christian Association next
Sunday night.
Mr.. John Klncker and Miss Emily Ruchie.
popular young couple Of this city, were
united in the bonds Of wedlock At O'Clock
last night In the study OF Rev. Or. Hoge.
The colored brakeman whose failure TO flag
the passenger train caused the accident at
Temples gives as his excuse that he thought
he beard four whistles from the freight tram
locomotive sounding Il recall, aud that there
upoa be turned back.
There wss no such recall sounded from
the freight train.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-29

The Finance Committee had a busy time
yesterday afternoon.
For over two hours they listened to gen.
tlemen who were accorded the privilege OF
appearing before them on different matters,
and then after closing the doors 10 all out
siders, even TO newspaper reporters, they
adjourned without taking action upon any
matters brought to their attention.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-29
roRruE COOP OF YOUNG MEN.
moctIng Yesterday Of the state IKE
cuttVe Committee of the Y. VI. q. 4.


A meeting NJ the state Executive Com
nittee Of the Young Mems Christian Asso-
cistion was held at Association Hall yester-
day afternoon. Hon. j. Taylor EhySon was
called 10 the CHAIR and Mr ID. j. NeisiSer
acted rs secretary.
Tbc report OF Secretary Williams
yss read. which shows that there are now
Dfty-Gye associations in the state, most OF
tbcn in a Gouri,hiug condition. Thirty
cioht hundred aud hfIy dollars has been
nIrdgeI for state work for the next year.
Nr. /. T. Dsdmun, OF Staunton, has been
acting assistant State secretary. lie has Or
coulzsd an association al llarrlsonburg' ana
al a meeting held at the Miller school there
were over one hundred conversions of mem-
bers o. the school. Mr. Dadmun was e'ected
assistant state secretary.
During the next quarter special WORK
anon. he railroad.mcn and miners VIII
engage the attention OK the committee and
State secretaries.
There was rediyislon OF the State into
dislricts, and district conferences VIII be
held IN every quarter Of the state during the
year, 80,
Regular meetings oi the committee viii
hereafter be held IN september, December,
February, aud May.
&. G.. Holland. Esq, OF Danyille, and MT.
{. T.. Thomas, late general secretary OF the
Richmond Association, resigned 50 members
Of the committee. Mr.. George W. swain
Of panyille, was. elected 10 succeed Mr.. HoI-
land ss q member Of the committee.
Captain l.. l.. Marks, Of Petersburg, and
Mr.. q. V. Smith, OF Portsmouth, were IN a.
tendance upon the meeting.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-29
PERSONALS AND BRIEFS.
ACANEANpAG GAVEL.
Mayor EiIysOn Receives MementOes
Ofthe ola Libby.

On Monday evening Mr. j. ". Woodard,
OF the Chicago firm OF Woodsrd Il Crlly,
who have the contract for moving the Libby
Prison building from this city and erecting
It there, sent TO Mayor Ellyson a neat cane
and gaYel carved out Of tlmbers taken from
the historic structure. Accompanying the
mementoes was this note:
RICHMOND, Va, May q, 1889.
Hon. J. II. EllysOn:
Dear Sir,-I herewith present you with a
cane and gayel, not simply as relics OF old
Libby Prison, but as simple token OF ap-
probation for the uniform kindness aud
many courtesies received at the hands Of the
good people Of your city.
Yours very truly, j. w. WoODARD.
MAYOR ElTsou sent Mr.. Woodard the iOl-
loving note accepting the gifts:
beg leave to return you my thanks for
the cane and gayel you were kind enough to
send me. IL will have 4 double value as &
token OF your appreciation Of the kindness
You have received at the hands Of the people
OF Richmond.
With cordial appreciation, / am yours
very truly, j. TAYLOR ELLYsoS.
Mr.. WOodRrd has been here during the
greater portion OF the time since the tearing
down Of the prison was begun several weeks
ago. His labOrs in this city will end to-day.
when the last carload Of msterial will be
shipped. Mr.. Woodard has made many
friends during his stay here. lie will leave
for Chicago Saturday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-29
CITY LICENSE-TAXEs.
peIinqueDts Must settle Up or They
Nfll He Reported.

According TO the CITY Ordinances the Col
iector is bound 70 report 10 the Police JUS
nee on the lst Of June every unpaid license
tax. a.. mn ., ~ oon
u,na,d. and Captain Cunningham is making
nm hl. report, and all who wish to eyoid un-
,iesssntness will have but few days more
10 call upon him.
Remember that the Collector has no OPP
t,on. He must make hls report Is required
By law.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-29
ASmaII Assignnent.

A deed OF assignment from Mary B. Solo
mons to Edmund c. Minor, trustee, was adj
mitted to record in the clerks Office OF the
Chancery Court yesterday.
Tue deed conveys the stock OF goods IN the
storehouse az 1922 west Main street. The
trustee is directed to dispose Of the same to
the best interest OF the creditors.
The preferred creditors are George B.
Bliley, for rent Of storehouse; Miss A. ).
Crenshaw, negotiable note, $500; white,
Selden & Co., Sl9.7S; Luck Il Jones, S2j.l0;
A. II. Robins. 500; Z. W. Winn. $3.50 (;
G.. W. Anderson a Son, S22.5O; Goodman
Brothers, $40; :. Busnitz, $3.50; Hard.
grove Il Co.. 81; Fay. Hirsh ~ Co., $2l.4O.
The liabilities are about $1,000.
The stock is estimated 10 be worth Sl,3ij.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-29

rrou CoUNrY AND CITY.
Tho Manchester school BOard-Hati-
road Case Dectded-Per
HOuai, &c.

The May meeting OF tie Manchester school
Board was held last night.
The session was a very short one and only
routine matters were cOnsldered.
The board was called to order 81 s O'Clock,
when there were pre- eut Messrs. +. c. d..
Farmer (chairmaul, ID. J. Weisiser (secrc-
taryL W. W. Pool. ". l.. Robinson, b. A.
Nunnsllv, G.. 4. Peple, j. Il. Perdue, G. A.
Carr, and John o. Brien.
The report OF Superintendent II. 4. Mans
rice FOR the past month showed that the en-
rolment in The white schools was $50; ave-
rage attendance. 49j; number enrolled IN
the co.ored schools. jOJ; average attendance,
30.
1t was decided that the schools shall close
for the session on the 2sth OF June. The
full nine months would not expire until
shout the Gth Of July. but j. Is desired
that il shall terminate earlier 50 that all OF
the reports may date from July to July.
After tie adjournment OF the board the
Joint Committee on school Buildings held
meeting to wind up their affairs in conuec-
ton with the new buildings recently COM
pletcd. so as 10 make q final report to the
Council.
Is Favor oF Tia RAILROAD.
la the Circuit Court OF Chesterfield county
Yesterday the case Of Matte Whiie's admin
stratoT Va. the Richmond and Petersburg
Railroad Company was concluded, after
five days' trial, aud was decided in favor of
the company. Maior Benjamin Ii. Nash re-
presented the railroad and Messrs. Allan and
Parrish the plaintin. The case grew out OF
the killing by one OF the trains OF the COM
uany OF a coored woman by the name OF
Matte White at the Hundred.ROad crossing,
about five miles from Petersburg, IN CheS-
terGeld.
HULL-sTREET PAVING.
The materials will be gotten this week and
| the work OF paving the sidewalk will COM
meuce next Monday.
On June 9th az noon proposals will be
opened for paving the roadway OF Hull
| street with granite spalls or pebble from the
canal 10 the corporate limits, according 10
| the plan and specifications IN the Auditors
office. Bids are 10 be made 10y the square
ward for work and new material, and are to
| state on what day the work can be COM
/ menced.
PERSONALS AND BRIEFS.
Regular services will be held Ia all Of the
! CITY churches tonight.
Persons residin. in the neighborhood OF
! Tenth ana Hull streets are very much
pleased that the prisoners have been re-
/ moved from the old jail.
A meeting OF the iadIes having charge OF
| the entertainment soon 10 be given in the
| interest of the railroad branch Of the Young
| Mems Christian Association will meet 81
Central Methodist church at O'Clock this
afternoon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-29
HInrfnnrY Kennrt.

The number Of deaths in the city last week
was 81.
Causes Of Death: Angina pcctoris, l
white; cancer OF stomach, white; cancer
utcri, colored; cholera lntantum, color
ed; consumption. white and l colored ;
conVulsions-epi epileptIc, 1 white; conYul-
sions-inflntile, cOlored; Group, l color
ed; enteritis, 1 colored; hemOrrhage sto-
mach, white; laryngihs- acute, coored ;
peritonils puerperaL l white; purpura
hemorrhagica, white; thrombus left md
die menmgea artery, 1 white; ulcer gastric,
1 colored unknown, l c0lored.
Rate: Rate Of mortality OF whole popu.
laton was 1892 per 1000 per annum; white
population, lLli per LOCO per annum
colored population, 1902 per 1000 per an
nun.
Temperature: Mean temperature foI
week ending May -, 1859, j'.33; week
ending May 26, 1883, 7l'.33.
RGinIsli for week ending May %, 1850
3.93 aches; week ending May 70, loSS. Is,
inches.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-29
THE REAL ESTATE MARKET.
Transfers OF Property I'm Richmond
mnDchesfer, and HcnrtcO.

The following deeds were recorded yes
tcrcay I'm the ChanceTy Court OF Richmond !:
Ann w. aud Ruby BodekeT TO Pear Bode-
ker. @2s feet on Ncnabie street near Ne
cbanicsyille turnpike. improved, S2G6.66.
r. +. Turner and wife 10 Susan Banks, 30
feet on the south side Of Leigh street. near
Graham, S4J0.
Sylyann, stokes 10 Maria MAYS, 2S feet on
the south side Of Poplsr street between
Fourteenth aud Fifteenth, improved, S65J.
4. 3. IlaXllis executors and others To T.
=. Saucr. 3a. feet on the north SIDE OF Nam
street corner Fourteenth, improved, $lO,OOO'
ur>mCo COUNTY COURT
Otwsv $. Allen snd wife 10 Charles J..
steel. 40 112 feet on the norm sac o'
Grove avenue corner Niuc street. SlO,231.
: 4. Ginn. trustee. TO Joseph Davis. u
feet on The west sldo % TWcniy-sixih street
between K and =, $50.
.. A. Uankins aad wife 10 Bertha Bins
waugcr. % feet on the south side OF Park
avenue near Meadow street, Sl,sOO.
Uosry Neurohr and Wte to Henry
Neuronr, trustee for Mary 5. kretzer, 60
feet on Nest side Twenly-iitth street corner
r. $500
Jamc, Plcasanis, special commissioner, to
j. G.. Bsaltic, DID hls own right, ana K. = y.
PeeblcS. executor and trustee, 80 acres,
known as the Quarry tract, $4,000.
&. l.. steel aud wife TO Louis rawlings,
one third undivided interest IN lao t'l2 ieei
ON north side Grove avenue corner Rowland
street.
W. &. Tucker and wife TO Henry
Ncurhor. 20 fcct on northeast corner twenty
seventh and T streets, Sl,j)O.
nrsrNGs COURT OF MANCHESTER.
Al. Ad9msou and wife TO william A.
TsuIm. 20 feet on the south side OF Buchanan
street between Pocshontas and CoWardin
avenue, $1,000.
Braxton 4 Mcclure, special commission
er-. 10 ". Nelson Page, 81 feet on the wesl
side Of Cowardiu avenue nesr wall street,
$2iS.
lanes {. Clqy,er and wife 10 +. 4. Nun
nallv. - feet on Ilull street northeast corner
Of Twentieth, $3.50.
Cora y. TcudIc1's trustee 20 Thomas f.
Uudr,n. srd 4. Il. Tatum, 40 feet on TIE
nor,n side OF pOUhatan street between Poca
hontas and Cowardin avenue, $1,000.
Thomas l.. HudsinS and wife TO \. X,
ToiufD. ~ feet on the north side Of Pow hstau
street between Pocah0ntas and CoNardir
avenue, 5000.
81. Lee and wife to j. W. Nunnally, q
feet on wet side Seventeenth street near
Everett, 500.
". II. owens and wife to Sarah Adamson,
wife ~ \. /. Adlms0n, jo3 feet on east side
Eleventh street between Scmmes and halI-
road, 81, l,SSIG5.
{. =. Resm, and wife to James B. Rudd,
80 ice, on stockton street, Sl5O.
Same aud e.. W. Reams aud vile 10 l.. I.
Palmer, 3s ieet ON east side sixth street,
G.. W. Reqms and wife to G. s. Reams,
4 lol. on stockton street and lots on sixth
street. g..
stockton stree. between Fifth and Sixth,
$50.
same TO Laura T., wife Of James VI.
Clarke, - feet ON stockton street between
FIith and sixth, $50.
A. Il. 1alum and wife to Thomas r.
Hudeins, 20 feet on north side PoWhatau
street near Cowardln avenue. $500.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-29
ROUND ABOUTTHEC CAPITOL.
Three COnVicts PardOBed Painting
the Building.

The Governor yesterday upon the recon-
menda;ion OF the surgeon OF the penitentlaTy
hardened the following cOnyicts;
Fulton Cornish, convicted OF grand
larceny in the county OF Princess Anne In
October, 1888. and sentenced to three years.
Henry Le0ew, convicted Of murder in tho
second degree IN Franklin county In 1887
and sentenced 10 five years.
Silas Carter convicted OF horesteaing In
Essex county in December, l6Sj, aud SEN
fenced 70 eight years
The exterior Of the Capitol building for
the first time in about eighteen years is being
treated 10 new coat OF paint.
General William b. Tshalcrro and Colonel
A. :. Buiord were among the callers upon
the Governor yesterday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-29
hens ON for KesistisE size Police
Ofher Gases.

Jefferson Fleming. young eoiored man'
VS. before the Police court Yesterday morn-
lnr charged With being disorderiy on the
street aud resisting TIE police and attempt
ilg ~ strike W. A. Graves. Justice OF the
Ie,ce. Berkeley Fleming, another young
co.ored nah, was charged with being disor-
Derry GA he street. The evidence showed
t1si on Monday night the two accused aud
auo.Aer COlored man we're creating dls.
tutbance IN & baF-ro0m near The second
pOhce station when squire Graves walked
in. suG stsl.ng that be was magistrate de-
handed peace The disorder was not
quciled, aud Fleming made an eHort 70
ftriko tbe Magistrate, who reirealed, not
being prepared 10 core with the negroes.
About this time Sergeant TomlinsoD ana
Two other officers came up aud arrested the
l~o accused and the third party escaped.
fiem'ng resisted the officers oil the way 70
Vie statiOnshOuse and after gsnlng tnefe'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-29

y. ". Henry. the Young man whose
arrest at the Capitol Monday on charge OF
lunacy was reported in the Dispatch, was
before Justice Crntchhed yesterday morn
ing and was sent 10 jaIl 10 await The result Of
an investigation by commission OF lunacy.
The statements OF several witnesses ia re-
gard to The Young msn's queer sctlons were
heard by the commission M the afternoon
and Henry WIS adiudged insane.
lie will be held here until arrangements
can be made FOR his removal 10 81 asylum.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-29
sIaior Poe's Report

The annusl report Of Major John Poe,
Chief OF Police, for the year ending Docem-
ber 81, 1888, Is Just ont. and the Dispatch
returns thanks Tor copy. Though many Of
the material facts in ii were published in
our last lst o. January No., tho hsts AMI
tables and comments thereon will prove Of
general interest
The report shows that We baye q good po-
lie. force, and that our city ranks high for
peace. good order, a-d Iafrcquency OF great
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-29
slarket and MAnufacturinE Com
phuF.

Judge Wexford. Of the City Circu: Court.
yc..tIJly gralteGa charter 10 the Richmond
Ma-kel and Manufacturing Company.
Tnc purposes Tor whicn tbe company i
for,1ed are 90 manufacture canned goods, 10
BELL goods OF any KIND, to receive cold
storage into i'6 warehouse, ~ farm aud carry
ou 4rv business IN connection herewith, to
purchase zeal estate and hold, rent, or sell
zoo ,8us. 20 build or repair houses, TO bor-
IoN emo icud money, a..
Tie capital stock l. 20 he not less than
92l. 1000 nor more thau Sj00,oOO, divided into
share of go. Real estate may te held not
exceeding 10000 acres.
TIE officer. 10! the first year are; Presi'
dent. }. r Moore; Nce-President, ". l..
WsriuY dr.. Directors, the above and
M,.sI.. u. o. Davis, George d. Thsxton.
Ad. Blair. F.. W. Gates, Il. y. Chaitin, Il. A.
NcCmIy, L. A. saunders, and Dr. George
J.. ~ttC.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-29
SCHOOL sUrEKINTENDENIs.
for SuSsex-One Place
10 lie Filled To-day.

The Stste Board Of Education met In the
Governors Office yesterday and appointed
Mr.. j. L. West 10 succeed Mr.. X. IL. Harri.
son as superintendent in Sussex county.
The appointment OF superintendent for
CsrrolI county will be made to>day, and that
will complete the list OF cities and counties.
AT the former meeting OF the board Mr.
william T.. Duncan was appointed TO suc'
ceed himself In Franklin county. but by an
oversight on the part OF the board his name
was not given out for publication.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-29
testified that led Justice crutchdeld to issue

testified that led Justice Crutchfeld to issue
warrant against her.
There was no testimony yesterday to con-
meet her io any way with the death OF the
Murphy woman, and the charge against ber
was dismissed. She was held az witness
and bailcd in the sum Of $500 for her ap-
pearance before the Hastings Court on Mon
dav Hext.
commemorative Attorney Spot.wooo
wanted to put the woman on the stand. but
her counsel, Judge WaddilI and Mr. Allan,
objected, saying that she was witness ioI
the defence, End az her counsel they wouiu
adyise her not 70 testify unless some evidence
was brought against her. Colonel Spots
wood intended having an interview WIN
the woman, but her counsel objected before
the csae was called, and after giving ball she
hastily left the cOurt-rOom.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-29

Rev. J. u. Tillery, Of Mt. Pleasant
Lodge; J. &. Mckenzie. OF Charlottesville ;
G.. w. Hawxhufst, OF Pioneer; L. u. Red
ford. OF Rescue; w. b. Tsliaferro, OF sel-
diers' Home; G.. ;. Shackeliord, OF Charity,
and J. j.. Marshall, OF Sidney. a telegram
OF greeting was ordered sent 10 the Right
worshipiul Grand Lodge now In session Ia
Chicago, III.
Sidney Lodge will visit Soldiers Home
Lodge Tonight.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-29

The contest for the gold medal offered by
Or. George b. Steel, OF this city, to the best
reader among the students OF Richmond
College will take place in the chapel OF the
college this afternoon at O'Clock. Friends
OF the institution aud Of the students will re-
ceiye hearty welcome.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-29
Tnifed state. Nourf.

The United States Court met IN this CITY
Yesterday pursuant TO adjournment several
weeks sgo. Judge Hughes presided, and
the newly appointed officers were at their
posts. The jurors aud witnesses summoned
for yesterday had been notified not to be
present as there was no money to pay them.
and consequently no cases we're tried. Judge
Hughes heard some civil matters In chambers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-29
willie Edwards Held ~ a witness

A special session OF the Police Court was
held at 4 O'Clock yesterday afternoon Tor the
nurpose OF having preliminary examina-
lion In the case OF Willie Edwards, the
Young mulatto woman charged with causing
the death of Bessie Murphy by malpractice.
The accused bad been In jail Tor several
weeks. She was . witness in the case OF
Fannie Fox aud husband, who are now
awaiting trial on this same charge, aud It
wss the contradictory manner In which she
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-29
THE RICHMOND SEMINARY.
Closing Exercises Held Last Nigh'
at Ftftb-Street baptist Church.


The commencement exercises OF the Rich
mond Theological Seminary were held last
night ct tho Fifth-Sireet Baptist church
lcoioreA. Th, attendance was quite large.
The platform was occupied by President
Corey. Professor Jones, members OF the
Board Of Trustees, and n number OF proml-
nent ministers. white and colored.
MUSIC AND PRAYER
TIE exercises opened with music, snd
President TeGt, OF the Ilarishorn- Memorial
College, offered PRAYER.
G. &. Howard delivered an Grafton on
"The Contributions OF Christianity 10 Moral
Ideas" Z. :. Lewis bad for his theme The
Mission Of sympathy" r. ID. Lewis dis
coursed on "The Power OF an ldeal," and
". NJ. Mass "The Value oi Scientific Con-
cephons 10 the Bible STUDENT"
The orations were good and unusually
we'll delivered.
The exercises were interspersed with ex'
oellent singing.
AZ ADDRESS.
Rev. DR.. Dickinson delivered a sprightly
address 10 the graduates. An address was
also made by Rev. Mr. Binga.
After conierrlng tho degree OF Bachelor oi
Divinity on the graduates the benediction
was pronounced by DR.. Landrum.
A SUCCESSFUL SESSION.
The seminary has had a successful and
prosperous year. SiXy-three young mca
! have been in attendance, though IN conse-
| quence OF raising The standard OF scholarship
only four are full graduates this year.
The sum Of $4,000 has been added to The
! fund for ground. and new buildings. Al
| fse meeting OF the trustees held in the
| library on yesterday G.. II. Quincy, Esq, ol
Boston. and A. j. Pickiord. Esq, OF Lynn
| Mass. subscribed the sum OF 500 each anl
/ DR.. A. 4. Dickinson 500 for a new building
CONG TO MISSION FIELDS.
Quite recently Rev. II. Grattan Guinness
OF London, visited the seminary and ten O.
| the students volunteered for missionary ser
| vice in Africa. lie has since sent for eight
| oi them.
| OF the present graduating class Rev. L. 3
! Howard is pqstOr of the Baptist church q
/ West Point, Va, Rev. q. -. Lewis has jus
entered upon the pastOrate OF the Secont
| Baptist church (Which has some 1000 mem
| bers) Of this city, aud Rev. ". VI. Moss vii
probably devote himself 10 missionary worh
| IN Africa.
| TIE NEW BUILDING.
The seminary. which was formerly knowr
as the Richmond Institute, owns lot o
land OF shout three acres area at the corne
Of Reservoir and Beverley streets, and It i
! proposed ~ soon as the necessary funds ar'
| in hand 10 erect handsome institute build
| ing and other needed structures there. som'
grading will have 10 be done, but the Idea u
| 10 have the seminary located on an eminenc'
commanding q good view OF the surrounding
country. when the Arrangements for build
! ing shall have been completed the presen
commodious and Weil-arranged building a
the corner Of Main and Nineteenth street
! will be offered for sale.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-29

This company having Just organized are
now prepared 10 issue and take subscrip-
tious to their stock. The Secretary can be
found at Hotel DodSon and Will give oil In-
formation. IL il the underground appli-
ances 10 wires fer electric railways. A per.
feet model can be seen In operation. These
who have requested stock 10 be reserved for
them are hereby notified 10 apply at once for
same. DANIEL STEPHENS, secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-29
Trinity Lodge Good rsmpInrs.

A large and enthusiastic meeting Of
Trinity Lodge, No. 49I, was held at central
Hall last hight with Grand Secretary Hawk
hurst in the chair. One candidate was In
itialed. After the transaction Of consider.
able business stirring remarks were made by
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-29
The Nuisance case.

Ia the Henrico Circuit Court yesterday
Judge Wexford, IN the Injunction case
against Messrs. Bckersta6 & heppler,
charged with u nuisance, entered IN order
relnstatIng the Injunction and directing al
issue out Of chancery for the trial Of the case
by jury. 4 special jury OF twenty was
drawn and ordered 70 be summoned for
Friday, when the case comes up for trial.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-29

Carpets busted by machinery are free OF
dust and grit, purer and last longer. Com
slider this before sending yours on the hlll'
side to be beaten. Carpets stored moth
proei. Mrs. A. J. PYLE.
3tJ north Fifth street.