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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-11-13
KnIghts OF Honor pax.
The LJGHT has received the following circu-
lar with request to publish game

The LIGHT has received the following clrcu-
lar with request to publish came
GRAND LODGE X. OF II. or TEXAS.
OFFICE or GRAND DICTATOR.
SHERMAN, Texas. November 6, 1852.
To Knights of Honor in coed standing;
BROTHERS :--Acting in obedience to a reso-
luton adopted ut The last session OF the grand
lodge, 10 again becomes my duty aud pleasure
To ammo nee al the management OF the San
Antonio FAR association, San antonio. Texas,
have kindly agreed TO allow US Sa urday, Nc
KIN wn rs Knights OF Honor day. The lOcaI
lodges of san Antonio have appointed cnu-
mittee TO receive visiting rOtherS and arrange
the programme for the occasion. IL is our dC-
sire TO have as full attendance of the br'thets
as possible, and as the tine to intervene be-
tween now and the 18th is so short, two Of
these circu ars will be mailed TO each Report
or, one of which he will retain and read III the
first meeting If his lodge after its receipt, and
the other he vii hand to his local paper with
a request that It be inserted in the first -ue
thereafter. Our experience warrants us in
tie ieying that no paper will refuse to grant
you this favor.
be orators as opponents of the mutual
beneficiary system of protection, and familiar
W tn the history, objects and aims of the
Knights of Honor, will be on hand and give
you something in that line Interesting and
Remember that you get the ssmo reduced
rates of railroad fare as were given for the
Texas State Fair and Dial as Exposition, which
W II make your total expenses very light. and
my rd for it, the pleasant time y VI will
have In meeting and making the cquaintance
OF your broth Knights will far more than
manv OF you may find it convenient to be
present in the Alamo City on the 18th, l re-
main yOnrs fraternally, in o. NJ A,
J. K. COLE, Grand Dictator.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-11-13
VIM. RADAM'S MICROBE KILLER.

is List of Patrons Constantly In
creasinR In San Antonio and
Throughout the State.
This medicine is unexcelled as q
oloOd purifier and appetizer. It is
very pleasant to the taste, similar to
Al unsweetened lemonade.
Used for catarrh, it has q fine effect
Those who use it recommend it to
Weir friends, and are loud In its
praise.
Consumption, when the patient is
able to attend to the ordinary affairs
of life, yields to its magic influence.
Asthma has been cured in many in
stances. in fact, wherever thorough
trial Is given.
If you have chronic neuralgia give
the Microbe Killer a trial. We can
site you to many case which it has
cured.
Try the Microbe Killer for rheuma.
JisIn, sick headache, etc.
sold exclusively in San Antonio by
Richard Gehlert, No. / Commerce
street. Price So per gallon.
Note-Bo careful to get the genuine
article. Since our great reputation
has been established, you can find
plenty OF medicine IN one gallon jugs.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-11-13
knights of Lythias Bail.

The Casino ha was crowded witt Sir
Knights and thti IL ladies' last night, the Must.
cal Union band being in attendance and Z"
program OF IL Il MIXERS was gone thr III 4
with very nicely. dancing beng cont nueu
until 2 a N. The ba iQuet WIS all that could
be desired, and ut the table nearly SlI covers
were laln. speeches were Inrda by Sir Knigh 3
W. Kay. 0f Dial as. Aberusthy, of Gonzales
p ic-, OF YOakum, and G. ). Robinson, of Sa .
Antonio Tine comm tee IN charge OF the af
fair was Sir Knights 6 Is. Frank, c w. ShOf,
J P. Oldham and 4 w. Mullaly Floor com
mittee l. l.. Marks, !. Y. Sinner and Aaron
Frank
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-11-13
Prot. artstol,s Horses.

Stuuding room only was again the order
at the Grand opera house last night. Ile
house was damned aud Manager Mul slv d
his assistants had lively time Of it attend
ing to tht imIuense thrOng The matinee
was also crowded. Another matiu w q
given to-day and another performance viii
be given 10 night,
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-11-13
ST. Marks entertainments.

The ladies 81 st. Marks church have cause
for selfcORgrstUlatOni in the success Of their
artistic concerts Sud tableaUX which nav
been held the past two nights at Turner hail
and which closed Ia It night. A large audi
Pnce was resent at each performance and
financially the aft air Was q splendid success.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-11-13
Personal Notes.

Walter Sneed, of Austin, is III the
city.
J. T. Reagan, of Helena. is at the
st. Leonard.
Max Wolf, of New Orleans, is at
the Maverick.
X. J. Bailey, of Goliad, is a guest
of the st. Leonard.
John E. Elgin was in the city yes
terday from Rockport.
Geo. Anderson is a guest of the st.
Leonard, from Chicago.
Mr.. B. Mitchell left yesterday for
Piedras Negras, Mexico.
C. H. Boardman, of the G. B. & Q.
railroad, is at the Menger.
w. Harrell, the big real estate man
Of Houston, is at the Menger.
Louis Garlic, a merchant of D'hanis,
is in the city taking in the fair.
John J. Burke and s. F. Allison, of
Eagle Pass, are at the Maverick.
Miss Helen Saunders, of Austin, is
visiting Col. Walthall and family.
F.P. Hallooutt and c. E. Browne
are guests at the Maverick from Dal-
Las.
H. S. Downey, general claim agent
OF the G. C. & S. F. railway, is in the
city.
H. l.. Steele, a prominent insur-
ance man of Houston, Is at the Nav
erick.
f. c. Gallager, of Dallas, is here
for the fair, and can be found at the
Menger.
J.B. Knight and daughter are at
the st. Leonard, from Rancho Con
Zales.
James Hart, Miss Mamie and Mamie
Hart, are guests of the Maverick, from
Refugio.
Jonn H. Hudson, of the Caldwell
News, is in the city with his wife to
see the fair.
r. NJ. Carter, of the st. Louis, Ar
ansas and Texas railway, has rooms
the Menger.
&c. Sheldon and Jas. f. MCLEAN,
re- here from Laredo, and stops at
he st. Leonard.
2. H. Tansey, of Austin, formerly
newspaper reporter of this city, was
over yesterday.
Mr.. Henry Reilly, a well known
stockman of D'hanIs, is in the city
visiting the fair.
EFT. Merreman and Mrs. E. T. Mer-
reman are stopping at the Maverick,
from Corpus Christi.
w. II. Caldwell and wife, and Miss
l.. Dill, are in the city for the fair,
from Corpus Christi.
General Manager Johnson, Of the
Ferro CarIil International, is in the
city with his family.
w. H. Kay, of Dallas, s. II. Ven
dig and J. B. Yates, of Waco, are
guests of the Menger.
Deputy U. s. Marshal Griffin, of
Uvalde, Is attending United States
court here with witnesses.
Miss Nora Wynere, MISS Crist. Mat
thews and J. III. Matthews OF Lam
pasas, are at the Maverick.
II. n. Lubbock, the we'll known
commission and auction merchant of
Houston, is at the Maverick.
Miss Theresa Reilly, claiming
young lady of D'hanis, is in the city
visiting friends aud relatives.
Mrs. DR.. Graham, of Lampasas, is
in the city, visiting her daughter and
son-in-law, Mrs. DR.. J. NJ. Cain and
husband.
Col. w. Fl. Sinclair, Galveston
newly appointed postmaster, is visit
ing the city and is guest of Gen. D.
S. Stanley.
GIL Gooch, of Waco is in the city,
looking out for a business location.
He is welcome and it is hoped he
may conclude to reside here.
J.H. Smith, of Marshall, Texas,
formerly of the United States mail
service, is in the city taking in the
tair, and paid the LIGHT pleasant
call this morning.
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Marriage Licenses

Alfred Williams and Eviline Cooper.
Tomas Guajardo and Raphaela Ire
vinio.
J. f. Bryan aud Annie Osman
J. s. Ellis and NJ. Speegle.
b. Stephenson and Allie. l.. Cald-
we'll.
Joseph Charles Rich and Lima Bless.
Refugio Pena and Manuels Valdez.
Temple g. Aamtlton's Business Col
lege.
The largest and grandest display Of
penmanship ever exhibited in the
south can be found at Temple & Ham
iltOu's Business College display on
the fair grounds.
The Battle of the Lions" is the
most wonderful piece of pen drawing
ever executed with pen and excites
the admiration of all who see 1t.
This college while young in years is
old in knowledge and ranks among
the foremost business colleges in the
United States. Call aud see their I'M
| rivaled facilities in the Maverick
bank building, corner Alamo plaza
and Houston street.
-S$S-
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-11-13

Pennsylvania Anthracite Coal.
Best Bituminous Goals for heating
purposes. Olsen & Son, 4l0 E. Hous-
ton steet, Telephone 4S9. till Dec. l.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-01
cnnn.rn,a MoRK rnRlsss.

The whole number OF examinations made
was 1913 Oithese . were focuses, which are
excluded from The following summary:
White-Males, 81; females, 9. tolored-
Males, 4 ; females, 90. In addition there
were males and female OF Understandable
color and OF which neither sex nor color
could be determined. The age Of persons
examined ranged from - TO ninety years.
The apparent causes OF death were as fol-
lows: browning, s; infanticide. : Y white
and colored; suicide, % by shooting and
> By drowning; homcdsl wounding, 4 %
by shooting and by stone); suftOcation,
4: strangulston, /; railroad cars. q by
steam cars and by electric cars; effects OF
fall, .; falling earth, /; burning, L; acci-
dental poisoning 10y atropis, /; machinery,
/; runaway horse, l-msklug IL cases OF
death from non-natural causes.
There were 40 cases OF death attributed
10 disease, the nature OF which in - cases
could not be accurately ascerta,ned.
Thirty-three cases Of stlil.birth were H.
Ye,tigated.
sixteen lnQuests were held-6 on white
and 10 colored.
Thirty-seyen post-mortem examinations
were made.
Nlnety-one persons were buried at the eX'
pense Of the clty-l3 white, y colored. and
OF understandable color.
The Incidental expenses incurred during
the year amounted to y.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-01
BURIALs IN 1855.

HOLLYWOOD CEMErERY-James O'Keefe,
SupeinteHdent- Burials FOR the year
Males, 1884; females, IFS; still-born, 20-to-
tai, 39l.
II. JoHN's CFNETERY- Ant0pi GrdGgRd.
KeeDer.-N0 interment IN 1855; only II
since November 1, 1869.
SuoCK0E.HHL CEHETERY- Richard W.
Carter, SuDeriRieRdeHt-Unde the control
Of the Committee on Cemeteries. Number
Of inlerment3 in the cemetery from January
|, 1SSs, TO December %, 1888: White adults,
50; white children, 4s-total, l37. Number
OF Interments last year, l3j; increase over
last year, .
TnE HEBREW CEiETEEY-U nder the con.
troll Of joint committee Of the COngrega-
tons Beth Ahaba and the Beth Shalom.
officers Of the Joint Committee in charge are
NJ. Milhiser, presidents Abraham Levy,
vice. president; William LoVenstein, trea.
surer, and II. II. Levy, secretary. There
have been made during the year II inter-
ments ofAduts and OF children.
MOUNT CAyALRT CE8ETERY.-J John Ne
GarU Sexton. Burials; White male adults,
A; female adults, 80; male children, Ia;
female children, II still-born, 4-tOtal white
interments, 109; total cOlored inferred, ,
male, l; female, ,.
LAKEWOOD CEMETERY WiHium 4. Decker
son, Superintendent Burials: White Male
adults, 1913; female adults, 81; male chill
| dren, Sc; female children, 40; stlll-born
| %; sex not known, 20; total white inter
ments, $50; decrease from last year, 8; Old
est white male Inferred, James A. Clark
aged eighty>two; oldest white female inter
red. Hannah Potter, aged eighty eight Coli
| ored-Ma adults, co; female adults, As
male children, 81; female children, A 4; still
/ born, 81 sex not known, At; total cOloreC
| interments, 80; decrease from last year.
| oldest coloFed male inferred, Thomas Sar
/ gent, aged ninety; Oldest cOlOred female
/ Inferred, Eliza Sargent, aged ninety; tota
| interments for the year ending December
| 81, 1888, 665; decrease from last year, 5.
! ST. MARY's CEMETERY Z. \. AugSt, Ser
! tOn 500 BurIals during the year, IA ; adults
| g.; infants, male adults, 3 female adults
/ s.; male children, 4 female children, ,; tn
oldest male, John Heinbrecher, aged sixty
two; oldest female, Elizabeth YOuderlehr
age dtty'nine.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-01

Jones. The Executive Committee consists OF
the President and secretary OF the union. the
entire clergy In the city. aud enc representa-
tive from each sunday school In the union,
The union holds annually three regular
mestiugs-in February, My, and November.
There is q joint celebration annuslly OF sll
the sunday schools IN the union IN Nav. Tue
total number OF officers, teachers, snd
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-01

ers connected with the union. The roll
strengths 600 officers and teachers aud i,eoO
schoars--toial. $3.50.
Protestant gptscopat sunday-srhosi
tnt0a.
President. Joseph Bryan; Vice Presidents
one from each sunday schOol In the union
Recording Secretary, william Z. bentey
corresponding Secretary. William Ellis
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-01
CITY sTATIsTICs.
Young Men'a Christian AssociAtt'

Building, Sixth and Man streets. Officers
and directors William ElltsOn, president;
joan G. Freeman, Grst cepresident; w.
A. Price, second vice.presideut; Charles N.
willis, treasurer: James Il. Walthsil, record
ing secretary Howard Swiueford, Joseph
Brven, :. w. Trsvers, w. }. Whtehnrst
Maurice 4. Smltb. B. NJ. Quaries, G. G.. Minor,
r. s. Bosher; Charles +. Thomas, general
secretary; J. Percy stuart, assistant secre-
tary; Thomas Cornelius, director OF physi-
cal department.
The association maintains wel-supplied
rsadiug.r ROOM, which Is free to Young men.
The library has 400 volumes.
Two literary societies hold weekly meet
lngs, where Young men are trained IN par
lisnenisry law and pGiBs speaking.
A large aud splendidly equipped gymns
sium ~ Ia the building under charge OF an
Instructor who deyotes his entire tire 70 the
WORK of training Young men aud boys physt-
csllv, seven classes being held every week.
The membership In this department u 223.
A gospel meeting for men is held every
sunday ~ T.. NJ. vita an attendance OF
reariy seventy. A BlDle class for men Is
held at 8 Y. N. every Sunday. A Bible
Training Glass will be started early 10 Jan-
uary. The entire membership nuubers
LOCO, growth OF 400 during the past year.
a
city and IN distress, have been helped by the
association temporarily and situations have
been secured for some.
Railroad Branch. r. +. Michaeis secretary,
we'll supplied reading-rooms are maintained
at the Chesapeake and Ohio depot in Rich
mond, aud at the Richmond and osnyille
depot IN Manchester. Two gospel meetings
are held at each si the shove companies
shops every week a. .he noon hour. Much
interest is also manifested at tho services
held every sunday.
Richmond sunday sehoei Uaion OF
ALI Denominations.
This undenominational union OF sunday
school workers has It's headquarters In The
civ OF Richmond and holds Us meetings
ssmi-snnually. The officers are: Rev. I. q.
Dsshlell, president; William NJ. Tufpln,
John 3. Cary, Robert u. Richardson, Adolf
pbus Bssif. Judge George l.. Christian, vice.
presidents; William l., Hin, secretary and
treasures; Charles r. Rady, assistant sscfe.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-01
Are we ,omave another WAR

Some political prophets aver that No shall
Be that as it may. the battle waged by medical
science against disease will never cease IA I'll we
arrive az that utopian epoch when ;he human
family shall cease 10 10 afflicted with bodily all
lnents. One Of the most potent weapons Which
the armory OF medicine furnishes is HOstetters
Stomach Bitters, which Is OF special utility a. 3
family remedy. as IL is adapted to tho Immediate
relief aud ultimate euro OF those disorders Of
tho stomach. liver. and bowels which are Of COM
monest occurrence Indigestion. bniouaness. and
constipation are inseparauie companions. aud
the Bitters. But tho remedial scope Of this su-
perlatiyely wholesome and genial medicine
taxes in also nervous ailments, rheumatism, and
kidney troubles: It's ecti0n IN tneso, "a In the
other complaints. being characterized by un-
equalled tnGrOughness. ia l-Iu, lbtwl6Sa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-01

9Th. Mrs. Mary ". Armstrong; aged 70.
Sth. Mrs. Mary G.. Scott; aged 70.
9Th. John Keppler; aged 90; Mrs. Emma
H., wife OF l.. l.. Lacy.
i'm. Rev. d. B. Wniree, d. D., Of Che'.
teldrld; aged 90.
12h. Thaddeus X. Lyon; aged -.
1871. Mrs. Eliza A. Muatree; aged 3.
18Th. Drs. Fanny Mitieidorior; aged 10.
10th. Mr.. Elizabeth Wright; aged %.
2j,h. William x. DAVIS; eyed -.
DIST. Miss Elizabeth ". White; aged 30.
23IsMr>. vi. ". McCrcery; aged 20. Mrs.
Thomas Nelson Page; agsd ~.
2}d. James G.. Gordon aged 81.
2j,h. joseph W. Hundley; aged 81.
21,h. William II. IIlXall; aged 10.
18th. !. j. Minter; AGED Us.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-01
MORTUARY RECORD.
DEATHS DoINss IN OUR CITY DURING
THE PAST YEAE.
Sex, Color, Condition. Eativitiss, Locali-
ties, and Ages Of Those Who Died
Coroner's Work-5urials.

The following statistics Of death for the
year ending December l., lSSS, were com.
piled from the reports Of the Board OF
Health DR.. w. r. Oppenhimer (presidentl
DR.. Benjamin Harrison, fud Dr. Isaac Cnrh'
Sanitary ADVISORY Board: Drs. W. w. Far
ker, J. r. Harrison. sod Hugh NJ. Tayior.
Whole number OF deaths. 1,sS-wnite,
$50; colored, $50. In addition to the above.
1856 stubborn were reported, OF which 5O
r,ero rvhile and LOG were cOlOEed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-01
Keen Your niooa Pnre.

Impure blood. however generated. IS always
present In the body When pain is felt; II spreads
and fsrment3 wherever q weak spot exists.
Take Brandretns Pills 20 make the blood pure
AMI expel all hat r. hurtful 20 tue system. They
are tho one greR: and unisilng remedy. Tnsy
cleanse tho bowels aud restore equal circulation
throughout the body. They preserve tho Vigor
Of youth and often save life.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-01
NTARREN q QUARLES,
BANKERS AND BROKERS,
III MAIN STREET.

STOCKS. BONDS, GOVERNMENT STATE,
CITY. and other : CURlrlES bought and sold on
commission. We issue SIGHT DRAFTS AND
LETTERS OF CREDIT on all points ia EUROPE
AND the ORIENT. We Will collect all maturing
bonds and maturing interest payable In this city
without charge. and charging Only the actual
cost of collection when payable ont OF tho city.
Exclusive wire from our Oflce % all prominent
exchanges. DO AD-lm
THAVE THE FOLLOWING SUMS
/ TO LOAN on improvedcity real estate at o
per cent. for three years
5000. $1,000.
Charges reasonable.
JOHN 7. GODDIS.
Real Estate Agent
de 29eJal Bank and Eleventh streets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-01
GRATEFUL-COMFoRTING.
EPPS'S COCOA.
BREAKFAsT.

"By a thorough knowledge Of tie natura!
laws which govern the operations OF dige stion
and nutrition aud by careful application 81 Tho
Inc properties OF Well-scloctod Cocoa Mr.. Epps
has provided cur hrsakfAsI-saOlcs NTH deli
catoly- favored beverage which may Savs Us
many heavy doctors bills. lt IL ny tho lndicious
use Of such ar lcles OF diet that . constitution
may be gradually built up until strOag enough
% resist every tendency TO disease. hundreds
u subtle tnaladies are loatiag around ms ready
20 attack wherever teole Is weak acini. We
may escape many fatal shah BY Keeping cur
selves we'll fortified WITH pure blood anu pro-
perry nourished frame. tcfi- SsrUiec Gazefts.
Nedo simply with boiling water or milk. sold
only ~ hali-pound tins by groeors, labelled
thus. JAMES kPPS q CO..
homeopathic Chemists, London, England.
Efe 18Th. Sa6Tuiy
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C,HESAPFAKE AND ONO ROUTE
~ sCuKDULE TAkIS9 kfFECf
NOVEMBER -. lass.

A tHESAPEAhE AM UNIV nv -
~ sCuKDULE TAkIS9 krfECf
NOVEMBER -. lass.
LEkyE gIcuAckp.
SIS A. n. for Nswpor. NoEs Old Point con
fort and Norfolk daily eIceFi sd
day.
Sis NJ. sundays only. 20 Newport New ya
Point, aud Norfolk
il;05 A NJ. Through aad Local Mall % a. ro
NesL except sunday. tiA.d
sleepers OAi.5n forgs ~ L--ins.-4
Sop. N. for Newport News. OF Po'uL "a
Norfolk, except sunday.
900 p N. GordonsvIls Accommodate, el''s
sunday
SoR. N. tor louisville. Cincinnati. o.. 80
ST. louis. Aemphs. AMI Sos
ieans-Fast kxprr1s-Riih $50 ~
lullmans daily only rpA'r tN- =
Fuumap8 west lr2sn nicluoni
ASRIyE N slcaBosh
$50 A. n. Gorionsyilio Aoconm0laAoa. cA
sunday.
iO.ss A. N. from forfolk, Oh Po.aL AM NeH
port News except SIn3ay.
$40 p. n. from ioesl a0,a.s AMI 100 Mss+ 'F
cept Sanday.
e.00 r. N. from ia fo,a. Newport NeFs
Norfolk dal.y pullman faitr
kihE0Ea - CiDlian4u an& tt-'
vile.
eOP. NJ. fson Lenlsriils and cialianaa fH
kxpre-s--dally.
Depot: SeYealeea in a8A brOad slfeci>
n. W. flLLsA.
General fassenser Assn-
j. 7. opKLL. csoorAl Manager. No.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-01
VTIRGINIA sTRAMBOATa.5-lr,.. /,

' COMPANY. Tor Norfolk Ports Enolfnsz2-
mouth, Newport News. CiArem0nL anN SAtleo-
rIvsr Iendlpgs direct By elegant saloon steamer
ARIEL. leaving RchmOEd EVERY hOcpAt (.
WEDNESDAY,, ana FRIDAY At 2 A. n. street.
cars connect n.
ana sntitbGeld. aad AZ Norfolk closely win all
lines for northern cities same Afternoon. James
river 81 daylight g. ear tourist lac. Ihoapcss
route. .,.-,,
Through t.cEets On steamer Snd az Carriers
AGENCY 1000 Sian street. Baggage checked
through. state rooias engaged icr day OF uignL
Freiehs received daLy Zoe Norfolk, Ports
mouth. Old Point, Wayeriy, Aicksfoed, Va, and
All polats Ia Eastorn Norih Carolina, Eastern
virginia and ali regular landings on The James
ans RappahannOck Tyers, at lowest rates, and
through BINS issuet
LUCIEN r. TATuB. Yics-Presidonl
No. ill7 Vain street ana kockett2
IRWIN NEmldgR. tTeigh. and Passenger AGENT
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THE RICHMOND DIsPATCH-TUESDAY. JANUARY J. 1889

scholar. reported at the last celebration was
2,727.
English Lutheran sunday school
rnfOn.
Adam Diacont, president; JOHN A. UNI
laui. Yice-pregdcnt; ID. Quantz. secretary; ,
Mrs. Adam DIacont, treasurer. This union
meets quarterly.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-01

VHE REAL ESTATE LOAN DE
i POST COMPANY HAS LOCATED ITS
OFFICE AT 40. u0pd EAST MAIN STREET,
next % tho First National Bank. Richmond. Va
Through this company you can purchase rome
for about what YOU would pay a. rent eau and
take stock a. only members, those holding one
or more Of It's shares. can be- accommodated. For
fun particulars call az the on q OF grite 10
THE REAL ESTATE LOAN DEPOSIT CO.,
dogQ-3s 1907 Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-01

The ratio Of increase in the general busI-
ness Of the office as compared with 1857 IS as
follows: Postal funds aud sales Of stamps,
&C., 20 per cent; mOney.orders paid, - per
cent. registered letters. &c, received and
delivered, per cent; lelter-carriers' collec-
lions, 30 per cent; deliveries, Is per cent. (;
speclal.deliVery messages, 124 per cent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-01
JANUARY INVESTMENTS.

Rich, Fred. d Pc. Diyid. Obl'ns., Rich,
Fred. & Po. Common Stock. va. Fire 4
Marine ms. Stock, ~ other desirable Be-
curities.
Maured bonds. interest. anl dividends collect
ed for clients without charge.
BILISOF EXCHANGE drawn and LETTERS
or CREDIT issued available in ali parts u the
WORLD.
10 qlf.v ffIt Main street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-01

Rate OF mortality OF whole population vas 1888
per 900 per anuum.
kato OF morality Of white population was
10. Il per l,00O per aunum.
Rae of morality Of cOlored population was
-. q per 1909 per annum.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-01
PHILADELPHIA, RIC H. .Ifrr7,
s-ssr4zaal
HoND AID NORFOLK
STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

Appointed sailing days. Every TUESDAY
aud FRIDAY a. II ~, and every SUNDAY a.
A. NJ
Freight for Tuesdays and Fridays steamers
received III 1880 A. NJ. foe Sundays steamer
tiil Z. Il. saturday. freigal received daily I'll
p. M.
Faro, 81
FOR further information apply 10
j. W McCARRIck,
General Southern Agent, 0rice RocEetts
w. T. CLYDE 6 Co.
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