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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-15

The following deeds of bargain and
sale were recorded yesterday DOB Che
Cbancery Court Trustees OF Rich
m0ni Perpetual Building Loan auo
Trust Company to Benjamin j. Turner
- feet on south side oi Cedar between
Seventeenth and Buchanan. improved.
SOL; Henry 5. lluizler To e.. III and j.
b. Cosby. 80 feet on north side ~ Cary
between Short and Harvie. - POO; j.
l.. Drumheller aud wife 90 T. 4. Catlin,
80 feet on north side of Duval corner of
ST. Paul. improved. 80 l2j. L. H. Gar
Der 10 +. III. CARRIER. IS feet on south
side of Nicholson near Price. 20. j.. IT..
CARRIER ro John G.. Grady. 30 fter ON
south side at Nicholson near P.ice.
$3.50; Thomas French to John G..
Bfauer. 2li feet 0u south side n Ven
able between Twenty second ard J,s-
samine. improved. 40. George W.
Mayo o. trustees of Grand Fountain
United Order of True Rrlormers. 13
feet on south side of Leigh between
Smith and Nunfoud. improved. Co.,
The following were recorded in Hen
rico. Hugh Hagan aud Charles T..
Smith to Henry Rosenhcim. "a feet ON
Boulevard avenue near Nsw Reservoir.
sGs4j0. T. " Rutherford. trustee. DC.
to William l.. Jefferson. SD feet 0u east
side of Twcnty-cighth between Il and
s. go feet on cas-, side of Tweuty-elghth
near h. Sl4j. r. T.. lie Camp. Con-
fedeIate Veterans. TO John T.. Branch.
p feet ON east side OF Boulevard bee
tween Ivy and Kessington. e62l: Is r.
Lee Camp. Confederate Veterans. Co j.
G.. Beatiie. S feet IN east side Blule-
ward. between Hanover and Ivy,
81. $50.
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Glover Redd. from Campbell county.
was received at the ponteniiary yester-
day, having been sentenced 90 two
years in the peniieutiary for q crime
which will be nameless i'm these coli
umns.
The Governor has parl0ned Thomas
Bailey, of Albemarle county. who was
fined for petit larceny. The pardon
was recommended by Micajlh Wood q.
the Commonwealth b attorney. and sew
eTal well-knOWn citizens.
Charles W. Splrrowhawk has been
appointed commissioner of deeds for
Virginia in the State of Pennsylvania.
The Governor has offered q reward of
$50 for the arrest of Jim Bolts q muir
derer. and Willie Mobiles. o burglar.wh0
broke jail in Prince Edward county
some time since.
The following nOtaIies public have
been created by the Governor: W. y.
Bett, II Fluvanua. W. VI. Atkinson. of
Winchester: and Turner A. Smoot. of
Surry.
James W. Glover, of Taz well coun-
ty. was received at the penitentiary
yesterday 10 serve a term of five years
Tor felOniOus shooting
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THE TRAVELLERS CONVENTION.
rnc virginia nud North carolina Dele
gallons LeANe Inie Afiernnnu.

Tie Virginia and North Carolina
delegations 10 the seventh annual con-
vention of the Travellers Protective
Association, L. 5. A. will leave here
this afternoon rio York River Line for
Atlantic City, and during their. stay
viii bee quartcrcd at Congress Hall.
The delegation will be composed as
follows: President. \. NJ. Goldsmith
and lady. of Charlotte. y. CD r..
Allen, secretary; l. n. SchifT. j.. Ross.
and A. }. Beall. representing the North
Carolina division. National Director
:. &. SHIELD. Chairman National Press
Committee II. T.. Hirshberg, President
W. Il. ID. GascOyne. Nice-Pre,ident w.
ID. Turner. Delegates W. III. III. Lynn.
Joseph Wallerslcin, A. Cohen and O.
". Goode. representing Virginia, aud
some ten or more members Will accom-
pany them.
The Kentucky delegation will pass
through Richmond tonight en route.
aud will toe met 10y the Virginia dele
cation 10 morrow morning IN Balti-
more.
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EfIgIlion Reach Ences

The following is The result Of The
races at Brighton Beach yestefdly. as
telegraphed 10 the Turf Exchange:
FIRST race. iive-eiqhths OF q mile. two
year-olds. selling - Ripley first. Ur-
bana second. Grattan third.
Second race. three fourlhs Of mile.
selling. Oracle first. Blue Line
second. Dago third. Time. l:2Ol.
Third race. three-fourths OF mile
selling. Racquet first Carrie G..
second, Que-al third. Time l:l0s.
Fourth race, one mile. selling. So
Singlestone first. Peucles second, Pass
port third. Time. 1861.
Fifth race. one and one-eighth Of q
mile. "Gravensend handicap. Bill
Bond first. Ten Booker second, Barnum
third. Time, got.
Sixth race. one and One.sixteenth Of
a mile.-Tea Tray first. Juggler second.
Hector third. Time. loot.
Track slow; weather clear.
The entries for to-day at Sheepshead
Bay. Coney Island Jockey Club, are as
follows:
First race, five-eights Of a mile. all
sges-Long Jack, III; Seadrift. 1l1:I
Goldfish, III; Blue Rock. III: Beck.
Ill; Jay +. Dee. III; Iipstaif. III; Re
clare, 81; Reyeller, le4: Bradford, 12i;
Brittauic. l24: Pontiac, l24; Tormen-
tor, eG; NiOlante. 1906
Second race. The Double Event.
five and one-half furlougs
Howard. 40: Rancocas. no. Torso. /
10; Dalsyrian, 10: Ratalpa, 40:
Ralph Bayard. 10: Tournament, 1lO:I
King Hazem, 40: jersey Pat, 40;
Flatbush. ITO: Timothy. llS: Onway. /
us; Mucilage, liS: Kempland. lls: I
Bronze and Blue, 1O7; Neya, lO7; Star
light. 49,
Third race, one and oue-eighth
miles-Ilanover. III: Joe Lee. 10: /
Barrister, 10; Burch. III; Ben Harri-
son. %.
Fourth race. "The Volunteer Han3i-
cap one and one-fourth Of mile
Diablo. 1877; Fresno. I'D; Gipss Queen.
IA; J. A. b.. ia; The Forum. los: Ora
tor. los: ZephyDus 100; Blue Rock. 100.
L0ngslreet, 100: Tenny. lOi: Huutoon.
%; Long Island. %: Ny Fellow. 93; Hey
DeS, 90: sam Wood. 1903
Fifth race, Equality stakes one
lnd three-sixteenths Of "A mre- Glen
Echo. l2S: Grey Dawn. l2S; Flrerzi.
Us; Hanover. III: Brother Ban, IL:
3urch, ll2: Longstreet, %; Montague.
O5.
Sixth race. 3l6 miles-Inspector b..
20; Elkwood. llS: Euru-. llS: OH
lamme. 10. Panama, JOS: Wary. 1903:
'ericles, 100; Iuvermore lO2; Lelogas.
90; Cortez, 100; Boccacio. %. Sour
lash, 90. Passport, 80.
Seventh race. II miles, "On the Turf. 90
respect. l22: Ballston. 129, FRS. At
empt. 1872; King. Idle. 122; Amos. l22: Z
Colo, l22; Taitler. l26: 81. Luke. 1875.
,lgin, 1876; Bill Bond, l26; Diadem, II.
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BRILLIANT INITIALS At OLD
CHURCH.
Marriage OF Dr Henry Dew ana uiss
Bcttfe Braxton.

At Old Church. in Hanover, WedDes-
day night. very pretty marriage took
place, the contracting parties being DR..
Henry Dew and Miss Bette Braxton:
Rev. Mr. Hepbron, of the Episcopal
church. performed the ceremony in the
presence Of "A brilliant gathering OF
friends and relatives.
The bridal party entered the church
in the following order Mss Susie
Braxton and Mss Mary G.. Braxton;
Mr.. William Dew and Mr.. Daniel Grin
men: Miss Emily Teiril and Miss Eliza
beth Barnes: Mr.. Henry II. Walden and
Mr.. William WOrmlcy: Miss Jennie
Morecock and Miss Mary Peyton; Mr..
Sandy Gordon and Mr.. Frank Hudg
ins; Miss Julia Peyton and Miss Eliza
BraxtOn; Mr.. George West and Mr.
Randolph Carmichael: Miss Meta Smith
and Miss Carrie Lane. Mr.. William
Beasley and Mr.. Sewell lleI bron.
The ushers were Mr.. John Haw and
Mr.. Henry Coalter.
The bride was given away by Mr.
Joseph Bryan. In leaving the church
the bridesmaids were escorted out by
the groomsmcn. which was the reverse
order of their coming in.
The church was deliberately decorated
with ferns and marguerites. the bride
and groom standing under an umbrella
of the same kind Of flowers.
After the party went To STANLEY.
the hOspiiable and lovely home Of the
brides mother. Here an elegant re-
ception was held. The parlOrs and
dining room were attractively decor
ated with flowers. and gayety and
mirth ives the order Of the evening. In
distributing the slices Of the wedding
cake. the lucky piece containing the
ring was given 10 Miss Susie Braxion.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dew left the next
morning for Old Point. from which
place they will leave for points North.
The bride is a daughter Of Mrs. Nir-
gina COalter Braxton. She is a young
lady Of lovablc disposition. and looked
radiant IN white china silk and bro
cade en- tram. pearl ornaments. Her
many friends in Richmond and else
where viii wish her mucn happiness in
life.
Among the guests were Mr.. Joseph /
Bryan and bis two sons. Masters John /
tuu hOucli bryan MI. ana MlS. Eu- /
mund Rullin. Mr.. aud Mrs 1artweil /
Macon, Mr.. and Mrs. HepbroD, Mrs. |
Margaret Tomlin, Messrs. Walter Tom
lin. John ROysier. and John T0mlin;
Miss Lavinia Walden. Miss Fannie Brax-
ton. Miss Leila Braxton, aud Miss Bet
tie TOmlIn.
Mrs. BraxtOn. mother Of the bride.
,harmingly dispensed the hospitaiities
IF the occasion, and was handsomely
dressed in black m0ire and pearls. Mrs.
Macon wore black silk and lace; Mrs. Ed
nund Ruiiiu. black point Il esprit. dia-
nond ornaments: Miss susie BiaxtOn.
white point d'esDra and diamonds; Miss
Mary BraXton. white silk and pearls;
Miss Emily Tefrill. white lace and
)earls: Miss Elizabeth Barnes. duchess
zee and pearl: Miss Jennie MOrecock.
white satin; Miss Mary Pevt0n. white
ulle and diamonds; Mis-. Julia PeytoD.
white iulle and pearls: Mis- Eliza BraX
on. white null; Miss Meia Smith.
)ORt n esprit and iubies. Miss Carrie
.aue. point Il esprit and pearls.
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thesIefiield anunIY GnnrI

The two colored boys who were con
vIctei at recent term OF the Chester.
field County Court Of felonious assault
upon a young colored girl near Granite.
were granted a new trial on the Ground
If after-dlscOvered evidence. The trial
began last Tuesday and ended Wednes-
day night. resulting in verdict OF &C
quittsl.
The new evidence which secured the
prisoners their freedom was ~ intro
duction of witnesses By counsel for the
defendants TO prove that two of the
Commonwealth 3 witnesses. who testi-
fled that they were at their homes on
the night Of the occurrence. and heard
the screams Of the young girl, were at
and did not reach their homes
until | o'clock.
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Good Samafiians ana Daughters of
NninnrIn

The Independent Order Of Good Sama-
ritans. and the Daughters Of Samaria.
have been M session for three days at
the Thlrd-street Colored Methodist
church. between Leigh and Jackson
streets. Much business Of importance
was accomplished. and the session
closed last evening at 3 o'clock.
The following officers were elected !:
Rev. r. Splitter. Hampton. Va. grand
chief u. +. johnson. ID. G.. c.. Man
chester, Va: j. b. Tas Tor, Richmond.
Va, vice graud chief; Jacob r. Reid
Norfolk. Va. grand secretary V. T.
Mason, Richmond, Va. grand treasurer;
{ L. Hargrove Norfolk, grand pre-
late Robert Kelsey. Charlottesville.
grand lecturer William Blnford. Rich
mond, grand conductor i. Watson.
inside conductor.
One OF the main features of the last
session was mutual plan of insurance.
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rnlve,slls scnool of ntcnnnn...

The twenty-thfd session al this
school ended yesterday with the disiri.
button of certificates of distinction and
prizes The prizes were awarded us
follows:
Eeme ntary English. w. ID. Blair:
Higher English. Claiborne Robins
Shakespeare. thirteen volumes; Anth-
metic. W. d. Blair: Higher Mathema.
tics. A Ii. Gary; Lain. james T. Can
non; Greek. James T. Cannon: French.
Harry Il. Ninston-cabine of choice
poetry, SIX volumes, German, 4. II.
Gary.
In lieu Of two prizes each won BY
W. ID. Blair A. II. Gary. and James +.
cannon. they are entitled TO scholar
ship in this school next session.
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COMFY COURT.
Newly Elected Gmcers TUsi Qualify
NcNs thursday.

The County Court of Henrico will be
IN session ON next Thursday. June 20th.
for the purpose of allowing all officers
elected az the May election u qualify.
Under the law they must qualify
within thirty days after their election
Judge Miuor had intended holding
court on Wednesday. June 1854, for
this purpose. but call ioI him 10
Hanover county t. hold court for Judge
Read ON that day causes the postpone
ment TO Thursday May 2Olh.
Yesterday o L. Sheppard. OF Brook
land; G. G. Vincent. OF Fairfield: Heza-
kiah Jonathan. of Fairfield. and Allen
). Harris Of Tuckahoe. qualified as
Justices of the peace. Charles W.
Cbilirey. overseerof tn poor of Brook
land. qualified. and gave the bond re-
qnired by law.
Some little civil business was trans
acted in the County Court yesterday.
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GfIic - Elected.

The following officers were elected
by metropolitan Lodge. No. n. Ancient.
Free and Accepted Masjns jackson
Guy. master; Ed. n. Eubank. senior
warden; Charles III. Page. junior war
den; A. j.. Myers. treasurer: 5. b. ,Ia.
cobs. secretary; Peter ). White. senior
deacon; Henry l.. Carter. Junior dea-
con; Revs. ). X. Hazeu. W. l. Gfavatt.
George NJ Fuksten. charlaius. ID. b..
Collins. iilcr. William Heller. +. j.
Cousins, j. +. Hystrom. Il. c. Ritter. j.
Is. Elan. :. 5. Z. Pattesou and Il y.
CaWson. steward S committee: j. All
stou Cabeii, trustee TO ill a vacancy.
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The SiiY ambuiance

Was called out yesterday morning at
o'i5 O clock TO the Chesapeake aud Ohio
shops, where one OF the employees was
suffering from cramps. lie was prop
erly cared for by DR.. Davis the physl.
can IN charge.
a colOred man was taken down in
front of the First police station yester-
day about - o O'Clock. lie dragged him
self TO the steps leading upstalrs to the
police station. Sergeant Whitlock
telephoned 10 the almshousc. and the
wagon came and took The man to the
city hospital.
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At stated communication of Dove
Lodge. No. 81. a. T.. and A. NJ. held
lat night. the following officers were
elected: William Walker, master: *.
+. Patterson, senior warden: ~. y.
higham. junior warden. u. =. Reeve.
treasurer; b. T. August. secretary; G..
Conway. senior deacon; 4. Archibald
Cary. junior deacon.
The worshipful master elect made
the following appointments Rev.
George Cooper. chaplain. ID. B. Collins.
tier Stewards r. Is SAdler. George
j. R'h I'M, W. j. Mcdowell. Frederick
Jones. aud a. X. Gum.
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RICHMOND COLLEGE.
The JoIilGcation mcciine

The jolliiication meeting of the stu
dents of Richmond College was held
last night at the college.
The Programme of exercises was pub
lished in the TIMES yesterday morning.
The audience WAS large; the entire
house was crowded. IL was The largest
attendance Of ladies and gentlemen
ever seen.
1t Is only every two years that the
students have these publications..
Mr.. II. Ii. Harris. Jr.. was one OF the
bones.
Mr. Samuel w. Hobson. TIE clcg-
dlu.aI. vas eNceIlenI.
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nuSi Behave. or s.osoJa,i

Several Of the magistrates Of Henri.o
county have announced hat any person
brought before them for disorderly or
improper conduct on the Seven Pines
railway. or at Seven Pines. will not
only be fined. bat given a term in jail.
The idea Is that the only way TO break
up any disorder or unbecoming con-
duct on this road and terminus is TO
impose severe penalty.
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CHARTERS GRANTED.
George q. PICKET. camp Incorporated.

Judge Wexford yesterday granted
charter to the " George f. Yickett
Camp, Confederate Veterans.
The purposes for which it is formed
are to maintain an organization for the
purpose of cultivating good comrade-
ship among the survivors who served M
die active field-service of the Confed-
crate States. and of aiding and assisting
their comrades in distress. and to raise
funds in a lawful manner for these pur-
poses.
The capital stock Of said camp shall
not be- less than $500 nor more than
$4,000 in shares of so each. The said
camp may hold real estate not exceed
ing ten acres. within the State of Nir-
GINA.
Tue officers who are % manage the
affairs of the camp for the present year
are:
Past Commander. Charles T. Loehr:
Commander. T.. =. Reeve: First Lieu
tenant Commander. George W. MAY;
Second Lieutonant-C Commander. X. II.
Fox: Third acknowledgements.
Alexander Jennings: AdJutant. Peter
McCurdy: Quartermaster. X. II. Nor
Ntils t'lNi iit0AEl. i % ifNi ''iN Nti'l
lain. VI. p. Whitehurst: Officer of the
Day. h. y. Notbern; Officer of the
Guard. J. +. HaDsbury; Quariermaster-
Sergeant, f. p. Chesley.
wORTENDYKE MANUFACTURlNG COM
PANY.
4 charter was also granted by Judge
Wexford TO the "WOrtendyke Manu-
featuring Company. The purposes of
the company are to erect and build a
factory 10 be worked by either steam or
water power, or by both, and 10 manu-
facture paper or paper bags. paper
Irvine. paper boxes, and ali other kinds
of paper ware
The capital stock OF the s3id company
is not to be less than 100000 nor more
than 800 000. to be divided into shares
Of 500 each. the stock TO be divided
and treated as personal property. The
real estate IS TO be such as the company
shall acquire for It's purposes. not TO eX-
coed al anv time three acres.
The officers for the first year are.
President and Director David J.. Wor-
tends IKE; Treasurer. Secretary and
Dnecfor Allen G.. Jeifreys of Charlotte
county. Va. Lewis Gnter. director
John b. JeiTreys. director Thomas J.
Jeifreys. director
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The ~ thinning PooI Lawn Party

The lawp party at the Male Orphan
Asy lum, which Was given in order to
provide funds for the establishment of
swimming pool for the boys under the
care Of his. Gill, was largely attended.
Mrs. Gill Is one OF the most superb of
hostesscS. The lawn party began at
o clock and ended late last night.
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rhe CuIvers anu nain street ravements.

a culvert rams along the south side
of Main street between Fifteenth aud
Shockoe creek. 1t is RICH; under the
middle Of the walkway. The recent
froshet and rain has caused it 10 sink
in, making hollow IN the pavement a
couple of hundred feet long, and
which is continually full Of water.
This has been the case FOR more than a
week. Yesterday some bricks were
pulled up In front of one store which
seemed TO evidence the fact that some
thing was about to be done to remove
B nuisance.
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flreuli (onri

The only suit instituted in the Cir
cEit Court yesterday was that Of the
Eastern Lunatic Asylum against J.
Frederick Keller, committee Of the
estate Il Augustus Keller. 0metimes
called August Keller, luua.ic. Dam
ages. $4,000
Judgment was rendered Yesterday
IN ten coupon suits IN favor Of the
Communicable.
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I'olicct-Oust.

la this court Yesterday. Norman
Hanger was charged with improper
conduct IN street-clr. He was fined
SO and costs and required TO give sc.
curity for his good behavior.
William Walker lcoloredl was charged
with stealing at suudry times a lot
OF ice cream from Andrew Pizzini. Jr
Walker was am employe. and when
leaving his place of business at night
would carry of a box of ice cream
urder his arm. He went to Jail for fiji
teen days.
George Williams lcolored) was charged
with cursing. abusing and threaten
ing 90 strike Joseph i. Wingiield in the
street. Fined - and costs.
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Great Event

The SHtEPSHEAD BAY lConey
Island Jockey Ciubl races commence to-
day. All the crack horses to comrete
to-day.
Tuesday next the Great Suburban
Handicap will be run. a full descrio-
ton given of eacn race while being
run. Lee & Co., Turf Exchange, No.
3 South Tive 18TH street.
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Chancefy Court.

Mrs. Nary IL. Burgess, in the Chan
Gerry Court yesterday, qualified as ad
mlnistrairix Uf the estate OF her hus
band, John a. Burgess. deceased. The
personally Is valued at SGo0. The value
Of the realty is not given.
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Mr.. EDWARD sWIyEFORD.
He II In HistuI senses at Hts Eonre tn
~. lOufs.

Information was received in this city
Yesterday to the effect that Dir. Edward
Swineford is at his home in 81. Louis,
No.. in full possession of bis faculties.
This in contradiction Of the press iele-
gram received by THE TIMES Thursday
night.
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lr is a wonder To the patient how
completely Bradycrotine removes every
trace of a severe headache, when taken
as directed.
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-Ync white aud the Eca..

The subject of the discourse of Rev.
j. Cleveland Hall. at the Manchester
Presbyterian church. tomorrow morn
ing, Will be The White and the Red. -
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OTHER SCHOOLS.
the List or Those Receiving Ftrss
Honors


The TINES yesterday published the
names of all the schol ans who received
first houors in the various schools. ex-
cepting those Of Springfield West
End.' better known as Lombardy
school, and Nicholson-street school in
Fulton.
The following is the list Of the first
honor scholars Of these schools
NICHOLSON SCHOOL.
Fourth Primary. Section A; Edgar IIackett,
Albert Bruni. Beulah keIms. robert ryree.
Frank lhrockmOrtOn, Alexander McCabe
Nellie Scaafdt, Esther Wright Herman
lnrr. Nirgie Britton. Samuel Gathright.
Thomas Minter, julia stage. Harvey Taylor,
Matte ~eny, Rose McGrifiin, Pearl XII
sOur, James Neagle. Manly Brown. Robert
tnroughty lila Grimm. BEETLE Miller, laura
Wootefs, Harvey Leonard, Rudolph GIL
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CHAMBER SUITS from S3u t0 gao
fAil on sum, ffum gu tO eco,
DINING ~Ill' lr.m SD fu ESQ.
ID AtDiiDhI- from 90 q. flNs
-luINUA tNr if.m 900 fl f-lH.
Hti RACKS from l1 fo sisU,
ca l'fr ON|f lOf.II from sifutiIt
LIi AIh~ iIIm - Iu $50.
nVNh tArI~ rDm tlUfu 500.
T. fNl CHAIRS lrIH fiUfU tlN.
ulh SUITS lOm tIt1tllI.
hAilNf>t Us from g. fI SO.
OFFICE DESKS ir|m tlIf0 f.I.
lf Under DISK, iruu sa1 f0 500
BID rihlhn@ from tliutlsst
4oiDi ~ BED, from Sltfo sljl.
GOVERNOR STREET.
.p5-ecdim Richmond Vt
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Nothing beats our Chocolate Milk
Shake. OWENS q MINOR DRUG Co.
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THE ATTENDANCE.

There were on the stage the school
board and prominent citizens. la the
audience were a number Of gentlemen
connected with the school. and a sharp
sprInkhDg of visitors, who felt an inter
est III the exercises. The singing by
the schools and congregation was a
marked and distinct feature Of the
meeting. The voices were round and
strong. aud the time was perfect
Every BODY was pleased with it. and
Miss Jennie NJ. Martin manipulated the
piano.
The entire occasion gave delight.
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LOuisiana SAD I0Lierr C0mnam

incorporated hy the Legislature fos I'D.
ucationai and Charitable purposes. anl It.
franchise made a part of tlo present
state Constitution in 1879. bY nn over
WnoImIry popular vote.
ffs GRAND iNiHtOrDiNtHN DRAW
NG~ take place semi Annually. .lnrr and
D-emhcrI. ami lfs GltANn~INGIENIr 1IfEIt
DRAW No~ take place lu rncn of flr other
ten De- onths OBJ the year. nui are 900 drawn
bob public. at the Academy of Music. Sow
Orleans. Ia.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-15
TnEFORTANTrr.
Address Registered Letters
Containing Currency tC
SEW ORLEANS NATION BARn.
Sew Orleans. -.

REMEMBER ' @ss, , % nl 2,s
is Gl AEANIEEn Bl FOUR NATION
Al BANKS OF Sow Orleans. nuI fhe
Tickets arc signed hy ino President 0f an lu-
.uiuuun. whose chartered rights tir lrf0a-
ware OF 900 limitations or anonymous
schemes
ONE DOLLAR Us the price of fhe sraile.f
u1ft COZ lrefiau % ID ilrhrf I~-l. I'D HN l-
BOO nuN Drawn AuffuIu. Iu our uHIur ui-
iered lOr less Than Dollar is 90 sWIudle.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-15

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