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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-28
FELL DEAD NEAR HIS HOME.
Great Apathy in Both Particularly Three
White Republicans Left.

White Republicans Left.
Correspondence Of the nichmond Dispatch.l
FARMyILLE, Va, October 25, 1890.
Mr.. Charles Crawley, of the Guinea
neighborhood in Cumberland, fell dead
yesterday while as he was walking near
home. he was about sixty years old
and had been teacher for number Of
years. He was held in the highest est.
nation as q Christian gentleman. His
death will DO deplored by this whole
community and by host of pupils and
friends.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-28
norn SIDES OF TIE RIVER.

The improvements extend on both
sides of the river, which at Buchanan
makes most graceful curve. The
streets have been laid ont regularly, are
from seventy to one hundred feet wide
and are not merely marked by lines, but
money has been spent literally in
grading them. A splendid water supply
has been provided for, which is to be
piped from four freestone springs @ dis
lance of five miles, and the superb natu-
raj scenery is to be supplemented by a
sixty-acre park, which adioins q lake OF
some forty acres in extent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-28
Timbarlake 8 Frayser, Auctioneers,
No. l4l0 east Main street.

ON TUESDAY, OCTOBER 28rH, AT
" 1890 o'clock, at our auction rooms. We will
WRITING DESK. Y HANDSOME REVOLVING
SHOWCASES, I 7-FooT SHOWCASE, COUN.
TERS, lot OF INK, good WELL FIXTURE,
WASHING ma HINES, CHURNs, FLOWS, and
GLRANEK, HAND-LATuE and SAW FIXTURE.
and PAPER, &C.
oc2s TIMBRRLAKR s. FRAYsER
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-28
old DOMINION DrEAM- -SEyA.
" SHIP COMPA9L h[A

old DOMINION 5rZAM. -SkSA,
" SHIP COMPANY. LA[A
FOR NEW YoBG
steens rs ieayo hLcRnnad HFER1 TUESDAY
and FAIDAT AZ ; =. n. ksnifsI! closed ono
hour before sailing tlDA
STEAMERS IsaYs Neg York Tor Hchmoai
KVKRI WEDNESDAY, and sATU hDAI q, 2
N, arriving IN Richmond MONDAY AMI FIT
DAY AOkkINGs.
Pn-sengor aooon nodstons unsurpssss1
Cs oin fare 10 nov I0H va JamotrfTSs
roeto naclEding n02s All 0erAi.......-s %
NIP gosela limited W Airsy dAys
aftsr 0sse VI As5dA ..........s..s..s ~ ~
s,eernga win saboi5teDSe. .............. y
Stearkgo without 81 OaiStonce. ............. "
Catln b,Je va Chesapeake aai Ohio fall
c1t4n faro va Eishz ord aud Psssrsburg ~,
gHilf ofsa ...-.....-......... -.
Tca cts oan 10 obtained o. \ ". 1srperA w
Yafa street ChesapeAks ant OHIO ami hce-
noad aod Petors5srg deposa ana &c com yaACs
Ccices, l80i ksin street, and snarf, hookSIts
Freigas ;OrsArtod aud nro1Eh DtIs % 44iiaL
Issued for voin,s oeTon1 hew f1L
FEvtgni rocofvea dslIY ANIL ) r. IL .,.
PASSENGERS leaving Richmond on AONDhfs,
TUESDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, THURSDAYS, anl
SATURDAYS, by tho Chesapeake and ohio rail-
way (5ts Newport News al $40 A, u. snl ~
X, :hIaond ard Petersburg rsilroai lssme dsyo
al 94O A. NJ. VIII MAKO connection az NOhFOLA
With steamer leaving thoso days
GEORGE ". ALI1s co, Agsn%
No. Ioq AA4a sTveL tni
suiI conreaTsuharf koexstsA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-28
PHILADELPHIA, RIO H. S>kSfA
MOND AND NORFOLK
STEAMSHIP COMPANY

Appointed sailing GaYS Every TUESDAY
and FRIDAY az y II. and every SUNDAY ais
a. q.
Freight for Tuesdays sni FrtiiYs steamers
received 81 1859 A. X. Tor Sundays steamer
MI 5 p. N. Saturday. Freight received daily III
5 J.. 81.
Fare, 81.
For further Information apply O
J. ". h0CARRlCK,
General southern AfenL once AooSetsA
e. CLYDE 3 CO.,
moi General gems, Philadelphia.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-28
by Mnnning c. Staples e Co.,
Real Estate and Loans.

htRi Inktbt hll l-Dduc.
A UCTION SALE OF VALUABLE
~ VACANT lots on BLAIR STREET BE-
TWEEN WASHIN GTON AND TEMPLE
STREETS, AND FRONTING on SAID TEMPLE
STREET IL FEET AND HAVING A DEPTH OF
12J FEET TO AN ALLEY 10 FEET WIDE.--At
tho request Of the owner, who II determined 20
dispose of the property, We will sell 0Y auction,
upon tho premises, on
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER ,. 1900
OF 4 o'clock p. NJ, tho said described LAND. The
many buildings being erected In the direction
Of this properly and the development Of street
car facilities should 30 ample assurance 20 tho
wise.
TERMS: One third cash. balance six, and
twelve months.
MANNING c. STAPLES & CO.,
&C p Auctioneers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-28
~ John T. Gcdiin,
Real Estate Agent and Auciioneer.
Bank aud Eleventh streets.

~ John r. G-diin,
Real Estate Agent and Auctoneer.
Bank aud Eleventh streets.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF TWO
~ DESIRABLE SMALL FRAME DWELLINGS
IN piNNRRNiS PLAN OF CLAY PROPERTY
ON NORTH SiDH or MOORE STREET, NRAR
DINNERN STREET. IN HENRlCO COUNTY,
AND VERY NEAR THE RICHMOND. FREDE-
RICKsBURG AND POTOMAC RAILROAD
SHOPS, By AUCTION.-By virtue Of q de-
cree OF the Circuit Cours 81 the county OF
Henrico entered on the l2th July. 1890 In case II
George ". Butler "a. H. II. Duncanson. the un-
dersigned special commissioner, will sell 81 pub
lie auction, on the premises on
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 2s, 1890,
at AZ o'clock p. ~, those TWO TWO-sToRY
FRAME DWELLINGS located rs above, and con-
tanning four rooms each. Tho lot has front
Of 30 feet snd sdepih OF 10 an alley 10 feet
wide. This property, located so near the tx
position Grounds I'm a rapidly growing jtiOn Of
our city, within one square OF tho street-cars
and the Richmond. FredericksburE and Poto-
mac railroad workshops, offers many advan-
tages for investment
TERNs: one third cash: balance In six and
twelve months for negotiable notes, interest
added and title retained until the whole pur-
chase Is paid aud conveyance ordered by the
Court CONWAY H. SANDS,
Special Commissioner.
IL THE CTRcUIr COuRT or TINS COUNTY OF HEM
RIco-BUTLKR AGAINST DUsCANsoN.
I, W. S. Loske, clerk Of the said court. De here
by certify that Special Commissioner Conway K
Sands mas given the bond required by decree
entered In said cauee on tho llth day Of July,
1880.
Given under my hand this 2ist day OF October,
1870. W. IS. LEAKE,
u
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-28
VIRGINIA INVESTORS.

The capital stock of the company is
81. 800 900. This was sold in the course
of about three days, and nearly all OF 1t
was taken in the South. principally IN
Virginia, and immediate preparations
were made 10 bend to the best ndvan-
tage all that nature had endowed the
situation with.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-28
BY II. Seldom Taylor & son,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
Eleventh and Bank streets.

COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE
" OF TWO FRANZ DWELLINGS AT The
NORTHWEST CORNER OF BROOK TURN
STORE or X. b. JONES, ESQ, ABOUT ONE
SQUARE BEi OND BACON-QUAHTER BRANCH
AND JUST BEYOND THE CORPORATE LIN
lIs.--By virtue Of decree Of the Circuit Court
tho suit OF Black, &C., ~. Pollard. &C., will, az
special commissioner thereby appointed, pro-
coed TO sell by public auction, he promises, on
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-28

Nos. IAg, - sRi 81. 1ats 40 t,9rt ss
"a ana a., so2 49, ~, .'le .a, e,..,., FL.
stops 90 signal ~ Ha..I .-t"- n.t tf..''r ~.
- stop % 1fnnrles-r-. Ma 81 - 3l n f', 3D.
A. 0ai IS. giu zi0p az 40 lsau3us fyr ps'ion-
PULLNAN-UAR ssRVCE
On rrains Sos. li and a. iie.p inc.eari boiWsel
row IorK ant lamps Fia .rft farzsfn UiisI.
or Trains Nos "a act 81 sieepl1y-1as h.iresl
Washington ard Chsfisat1n. On rraia 30, g.,
sleoolng-cars retWeen Washi1fio4 aoi JACK
sonvue ON lrsin Ne 10 aia3piu} -cap Boz
tvecn Jacksonville AM SOY HrA. .
TnE ONLY ALL-RAIL LlNE 10 hJhf7LN
p.ohmond a. An ssr''lt ,..,..is L
Richmond. 80. 50 Z. - af.f1lt...-.. ~ J. n.
norfolk ."...'t6,9s- ~ :. I'M. i..I.il - ~
ne Wains leaving kcamssI % fi) A.. ~. lgt
Norfolk ~ - NJ. frn 0fii1 uaflB hsfTr1l
nose two points, au1 pa.fe48'rs 40 tlr0ush
without change oi tarA Cisco c0lnect.laf arD
also rn ado 10 Pet8rshlrr 5y tte 3.s r.. q. rlll
from Eiehmoud aol tho $40 A. 4. ram fr1ia
Norfolk
LEGO r n. ani arriving as hiehm0al .; lfi3 b.
Al AMI 5O3 l.. Al. MAKO rlN81 connection a.
Petersburg % and from FaruTiI3, LynchblrE.
and Southwestern SS'a a1,rv .,...,.,...,.,
+ T. y. MfsaA Genera. sIpsrluto4 t.It
1. ii. Ssxas0A Geacral r-osonEbr Agsl.
NORFOLK AID WESTERN RAIL-
SCHEDULES gFgzCr HAYIt irl
TWO TRAINS DAILY TO EOWOLA AND
LYECaBUaA
LEAVE RICHMOND. BYAD.srR STATION
sa9 !. NJ. Daily, Viz retorsogrs kiJlmcnf ant
N-tlo4t lafI. fl Nf.r.ta arrive NJ
N0r'0k iR1 T. a. -.0Ds only 49, pr.
t-rspnrg lEI tunc.L A s..Ill
ualn, leaving Petersburg ls 1850 4.
a.. and srr,lls 81 Norfolk atg g. ~.
ft1Ls ~ -II stations.
E40A n. DAILY, 80 Ps,suag-r. -Arfv, a;
Pelsrsburg lI't A.. a. "a . .eares
Petersburg LIS A. ~ for Yarn
vile, n lcs zrl. All 30 polnla 514tl
:ssP " Daiiy. - re'erts11. Ariv, p.
torbnrg t.s b. h.. isaYs Petersburg
tio P. 4. tauI arriving hor')itf
L. A.
nso P " DAILY, ga fs.sroa,g A1ir, a.
TsigshurE is,u. 4. r. rUnueceag
With rrnin - 4 ieaflus retsHUlrg
~ 1870 A. A. ~ flruUIs. Lya-l-
t7rg P3csnlutaA anl go .oils
foulh aal WF-
u0oA NJ. Driiy. 81 B1r.eyIe for Frruuua
LynHsbu-g, tn5 ,9arl. ard "oai
PULLMAN eLEEPIiG-CAR ACCOEEOOA-
rlOH5
No. i-Slesping-,er from peic-. irg - hdTt
xicDOut snHpga ienUnr Intarr irs Jan. a.
1870 a. K. ACT LTrar 1vs 81 hsTDrb Win
No o-Lyaeh 5irs - Iolo. cal R5anoss >
Memphis Nithoat cnslEa
rtetets halysagn-clefas. snI Hu .aflrrenr1
eon 10 ooialnod a. Eicr 1l1n- ali4 foseirt 20
railroad dsD0. A. VI. es. -sTs. iOI1 talu stfst.
and AZ no ConpauIa J.llo, ~ caai 4 .ia stfag.
h y. COURTNEY,
fess.aI.r ...a-
~. n HsYlLL
6eQefa. f1ad-nylr E5as
CB4HLEs q. EDDY. f'cslresidBsL
10 TO. !. fnf
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-28
AUCTION. AUCTION sALEs-Fu.urs nay.

AUCTION sALEs-ru.ur. pav.
by 'eorge W. Mayo. Auciioneer.
vno. H. Laughion, Jr.. salssrnsn,)
No. "a Ninth street.
SPfUlAL SALE OF DAMAGED
RAILROAD FREIGHT,
CONSISTING OF
DRKss GOODS. wooLLgss FLANsRLs,
THREAD. NOTIONS. BLANK-BooKs,
ALBUMS, TOYS.
Is CASES DAVIS BAKIyG-PowDER. ?, CASES
CHEESE, IS BOXES TOILET SOAP,
4BALEs PAPER BAGS, Sc,
AT AUCTION.
ON WEDNESDAY TIE 2qru INSTANT,
at io% O'Clock. | will soil at my auction-house
for account OF whom Il may concern. In lots 10
suit tho trade, IS cases ASSORTED GOODS,
slightly damaged by water, consisting u WOOL
LENS, FLAHNELs, DRESS GOODS, tOESErs,
THREAD. SHERrlNGs, BLANK-BOOKs, Al
BUNS, TOYS COLLARS AND CUFFS, NO
TIONs, &C.
ALSO,
@ cases DAVIS BAKING-POWDERS,
20 css0s CHEESE
Is boxes TOILET SOAP,
bales PAPER.BAGS
The goods will be sold only % Tho trade, who
are requested % come ON WEDNESDAY MORN
IN" 70 examine. GEORGE w. MAYO,
oc . Aucuoneer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-28

We Will on
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 2S. ls90.
at O'Clock T. NJ, offer for sale, ~ public auc-
lion. on the premise-, that DESIRABLE LOT as
above located. n fronts 80 feet and runs back
J % feet 10 n wide alley,
This Il about the most desirable building lot
now 70 be had fronting Monroe Park. Its size
and location makes II flrst-clhss site Tor fiat
or two nice modern-style dwellings. either Of
which vii yield a god rate Of mistress, on tn5
outlay and will always pc a safe Investment
TERMS: one third cash balance at six.
twelve, and eighteen months, interest added,
ard occurred by G deed a trust.
ii. SELDOM TAYLOR & son,
oc22 Auctionoers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-28

DOCK AND JOB WORK NEATLY
~ ExEcgTsD AT TIN pIsrAcrs fRiNrA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-28
A TIANTIO OOAsr LINE

RICHMOND AND PErBBs8us9 RAILROAD
TIMETABLE
Comrnorc'ne SUTDfT. sfTf'rfor g. fD1 81
SOS j.. n rraias on shr rlsi viii rih 71 ,ollsTf
TRAINS RlrrH WhHu.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-28

cuRD. GuAsprAs. PLArNrIFF. AdArssr CUS pc AND
AIS, DEFENDANTS, IN rHs ShASV
OF The CITY OF RICHMOND
charles " Goddin. clerk Of the said court,
i, onatses W, ,oaj reauired Of the special
com missioner by the decree in ne ssia cause
Of OCTOBER rs 1896 has been duly givon, ., oo,o-
Given under my hand Ihis -. az, ~ u s}o0 nj
Der, 1890 NhhHh"
o.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-28
L'ARMyILLE AND POWHArAS
IL RAlLROAN

L,ARMYILLE AND POWHATAS
IL RAiLROAD
GENERAL OFFICE rs EAST MAIN sraEtG
SCHEDULE IN BPFECT AUGUST l. i.A
LzAvE RicRsOsD.
pf5 A. NJ. rta AuAnt'c Coast lac ter befwudh
Els p NJ, pig Atlantic Coast Lao Tor Nint r
pOck ant .nssfm .iist9 - ions
e.OA. NJ. ia kicnooni aud ganrilie, fog fsrfn.
Vile. ana al stations Nrsi " Nosslty
Junci,on.
sOD p. NJ. no Richmond and nsnvile for Farr,.
yills, AMI su stations sosI Of agso.er
Jgacilon.
s0o p. NJ. v.a Rlchmeaa and Dsnytil3, FOR skia-
Garter ana Nlnserp0ck
AssfyK Ar zlCaaOsA
OLD A. NJ, VIA Atsntis Coast iiae, from Nlnsfr-
poek and tntef mediate stat ma
e.DP NJ. ssa Atlantic Cosst ilse from bermoiA
SN A. NJ. y.a kicnmopt Aed pansiii& TON
Fsrmville, sni AL stations He7' ~
Mossley Junc:ioa - A..
ga A. NJ. ed kirhmSnd AMI reauhe. h'a
skipQuarter aud WtnterpS>I
All trAtns daily oxeepf sunday. a.
Fos tickets, DaSSAx >ehocs> um<nossAS
e.ii apon 4. W. dAknga. Aslsesic eoasi Liza
and Richmoad and Danviiis depess ,,,
VI, q. LAl1hIV>.
osaeral Froishs aud r>.sozsr ASsas
yAnus = wsssn General hsnAss" s@s
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-28

By virtue OF a decree Of the Chancery Cour.
OF the city Of Richmond, entered on tie Ioth aay
OF october, 1880, IA the case OF Curl' RHaTulsh'
u.s. Curd and als., the undersigned, special COM
r,ssioner will sell AZ public auction, the pre-
misses, on ,-,,
At o'clock P. ~, the ABOYE-LoCAl ~ ~ fho,
PERrY. TINS fne lot with front OF 30 feet
inches and the unusual depih Of lyJ leeL . ~
toot nllov. "a especislly valuable for store pur.
noses' The houses are both occupied by good
TEsMs: Ono fourth cash; balance IN SIX,
twelve, and eighteen months, negotaulo nu ,',s
opyen nv purcha.er Tor deferred payments wiln
: ,er cant Interest added and title retained IN
nj whole OF purchase money is paid anu 0on-
Veysnce oruerou W '-' JACKSON GUY,
special Commissioner.
$780,. ,r,-,,,,o a 70 Auctloneere.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-28

CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL-
. WAY COMPANY

u WAY CChFAaG
SCHEDULE II EgVRCr OCTOBER 81 lu
LBAys KI1IsOED.
SD A. NJ. Daily Toe on Poilt anf Norfolk.
Chair car RirlmOnl p ui Pom.
li00 a. 81 EKDress, daily ;Cr Cincinnati Pull
Lau fHlare car it.Ir" al o. HDu-
ceYrrio. AMI flImn1 el9ar0r Char
l0ft syils ID CluolaIsu. Chair Car
Old psG, 10 hlcbm sl.
seo P. N. ExproIs daily for or "o.a. al N1r-
iolE. luilms1 slo4ling Car Dinc.H-
nsu 81 CO p1.1E
40 p. Il. Accommodate. ozoogs Sunday, ~
ssoP.M. ThsF.E. gIimted iau7. Plimsn
Sleeping % Uld rliut ~ Oinrlnua0-
r0l1 Vesu6aie ITALIA Fiu Dioi1g or
and fEilmsGs Charlotte N.'a ID Cln.
cinnsu sa1 pullman ~ Loa,sTl.lo.
TRAINS AEEigs Ar a;CnzvsD.
T:45 A. 81. snf zss p. q. dolly from cinciupau.
el5 A. NJ daily. ersopi sunday, from lnsr-
loiissyIls.
1850 A. NJ ani 7,lj T. n daily from norfolk
60OP. NJ Freight from Charlotte Yli) ezeopt
sandal, Carries passengers.
station Broad s.rout n1ar sorslt9'nth.
JANgSRIysR DIVISION
RiehnonG aad Allaghsny hsuEoaii
LaAYs RICHMOND.
zoo A. N. daily .or lyHchDufs, Loxington, al
Clifton Forge.
loU z. Il. Tor Asyil+t -4fa rA-HEs nA'tAAft Nt'fP-
ing Oar fJr Balcony fa.ls tf4in
!eaYes Lyaohturg 81 ems A n. iauf
Tor LsKin gson au1 Nil,on fofga.
TRAINS AKsgYA AZ gI-nlosa
go p NJ daily IRON CAfg0n Verge
arc A n sKoepf -uu1sy IRON clifton tofgA
LsIfa yton. asi LyuchDurZ
station. kignh aai Na1Ai swses
H.w. FULLER,
General Passenger ASgut
q w. SrEVgsS. General 5upsnntcudeck 1871
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-28
MANUFACTURERS.

Fine business Judgment has been dis
played in providing for the grand manu-
featuring future that is certain to be
Buchanan's lot. A tract OF 400 acres Of
land lying on both sides of the railroad
and of the river rs well and having drain
age fall of twenty-five feet has been set
apart for manufacturing sites. Selected
sites are offered free to response
BILE parties locating manufactures,
and every facility is at hand for bring
ing to the doors of these establishments
the raw material in which the surround
ing country abounds, and for shipping
the made-up products TO the markets of
the country. The iron ore that has
hitherto passed Buchanan on its way to
furnaces below must stop there to be
converted into pig. and in turn be manu-
featured into countless articles and pipe
works, paper-mills, woodworking estab-
lishments, shot.factories, woollen-mills,
and hundreds of other enterprises must
spring up. This is simply the logic OF
the situation as seen by the numbers OF
shrewd men VINO have invested largely
at Buchanan. The nucleus of large
manufacturing division of the place has
already been secured, and numerous
other manufacturing concerns are con-
templating moving here.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-28
A PLACE OF RESIDENCE.

There could hardly be a more desi-
rable place of residence than Buchanan.
A splendid climate, magnificent scenery,
pure water, good society, and railroad
connection with our principal cities all
point to its becoming an ideal home.
The lots to be sold by the land company,
on which bids can be made up to /
o'clock p. NJ. the 29th, are large, are
scheduled at reasonable prices, and
the terms are easy and the plan
is simple. The inducements offered
are not only to individuals and to manu-
featuring concerns, but to investment
companies. Richmond, it is understood,
is already considerably interested III
Buchanan lots, and there is no question
that with its future the future of the me-
tropolis Of the State is closely asso-
ciated-indeed, especially through its
Chesapeake and Ohio connection with
Buchanan, Richmond must become one
of the leading markets for the sale OF
its products. ABAMINTA.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1890-04-07
cIlbert's Juven,Ia BAL,

One OF the prettiest sights of the year in
Portland, is the annual juvenile ball giyer
to the parents of the pupils of Mr.. M. b
Giloerts dancing school. Saturday after.
noon was calculated to draw a brilliant au-
dience to City Hall, for the bright sun, blue
skies and bracing breezes, tempted people
out OF doors for a brisk walk that had a
pleasant termination at the city building.
The grand entree occurred at 8 O'Clock
when about 70 couples marched on to the
floor OF the hall. The young misses in their
elegant toilettes-white being the prevailing
color-and the young masters in full evening
dress made very pleasant picture. There
were Is dances on the programme including
several specialties. Among the latter were
the March of the Silver Army" composed
OF 81 young misses, in shining silver caps
and breast plates. captained by young Miss
Maud Spruin, under whose orders the little
army performed many intricate evolutions
in excellent time and with great precision.
The butterfly Dance" led by Miss Alice
Sherrar. was extremely graceful in its move
ments. The Bajaderentanz, an original
dance by Misses Matte and Ella Cushman
Snow. the Hibernian Tilt by Miss Grace
harrington and Master Bert Tukesbury, the
Highland Fling by Misses Bertha and Ella
Levy in Scotch costume, the Cachuca by
Miss Maud Hitchcock in Spanish national
dress, and the sailors hornpipe by Master
Nathaniel Webb in sailor garb, were all
heartily applauded and admirably present
ed
Misses Minnie Jewell and Nellie Showers
received the prizes for selling the most tick
cts. In the evening Giltert's Orchestra
which furnished the delightful music for the
ball were entertained at supper by Mr.. Gil
bert.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1890-04-07
A TempIar visitatJon

The officers of Portland Commandery, No
2 Knights Templar. with a detachment of
Sir Knights from Portland, visited Pilgrim
Commandery, Sir Charles F. Smith, En-.
Commander, at Pennington, on Friday last.
During the afternoon and evening the or
ders of Knigthood were conferred in full GER
emony upon number of candidates, pre-
vious to which presentation of set of sill
yer commandery jewels was made to the Sir
Knights of Pilgrim Commandery by EN-. Sir
Thomas P. Shaw, P. c., on behalf of the
members of Portland Commandery. Among
those present were Eminent Commander C..
j. Harrington, P. E. G. Sirs S. F. EBearce, G.
E. Raymond, G. L. Whitney. A. S. Kinds,
w. Jordan, j. S. Russell, S. S. Cahill, G. d.
Loring, 81. A. Clay, NJ. t. Libby. d. S. War
rem, G. Z. Snow, c. P. Costello, f. w. Noyes
II. ii. Towle, N. T. Whitman and L. p. Sen,
ter. The headquarters of Portland Com
mandery were at the Hotel Willows, kept BY
Will II. Mcdonald, so we'll known in Port
land
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Frult and Produce Exchange,

A meeting of the Fruit and Produce Elk.
change was held Saturday afternoon, Presi
dent j. III. Hall in the chair.
A letter was received from Hon. Thos. b
Reed in regard to the protest against an in.
creased duty on foreign fruit.
The following were elected members oil
the exchange: Twitchell, Champlin & Co.,
Cummings Brothers, and Frank w. Chaffin.
The chairman said he had few words to
say in regard to the handling and delivery
of fruit. He thought arrangements should
be made now for warm cars for the transpor-
tation of produce in the late fall and winter
season, and with the express companies for
prompt delivery of strawberries and peaches
in the season, in ventilated cars, and that
the cars should be kept at the old Eastern
railroad station instead of at the Union sta
ton, which was too crowded and dangerous
place.
After the matter had been fully discussed,
committee, consisting of James III. Hall,
w. j. Shaw and A. M. Hannaford was ap-
pointed to wait upon Col. Osgood of the
American Express Company to see what al
rangements could be made for the handling
and delivery of bananas and peaches the
coming season.
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The oakdaIe ENTERTAINMENTS,

wednesday and Thursday afternoons and
evenings. the Oakdale Sunday School Circle
will hold fair at Lewis Hall, Woodfords, at
which will be for sale all kinds of fancy and
useful articles, groceries. etc. Wednesday
evening, in connection with the fair, Prof.
Lees Gymnasium class, assisted by Master
Tommy Glynn, the banjo manipulation, will
give fne enter tainment, and supper will
De served from 6 to O'Clock. Thursday eve
ming an enjoyable entertainment,
consisting of vocal and instrumental music,
harmonica solos. readings by Miss Annie
Hyer, etc., will be given. Ice cream and
cake VIII be furnished for all who wish. A
large list of donations have been received,
among the latest being the following:
=, Mrs. Daniels, Portland pen wipers and stock.
Mrs. Deering, Deering, fancy lamp shade.
ca %rs' u. +. Burkhardt Roxbury, Mass, S25 in
Miss Lizzie Hyer, Portland, linen towels.
bed socks. '' '''' 'io'A anu
Atkins, Atkinson House Furnishing Company, plush
Hoo. Hooper Son & Leighton, Portland, oak library
7: F. Foss & Sons, tapestry mat
rest. WV
Rosco S. Davis, Portland, oil painting.
Z. Swasey & Co., Portland, case Of iamp Chin
neys. - -P 'H
George Tolman. Portland, one case lunch beef.
u. ". stevens, Portland, tooth powder.
Y. A. Lombard, Oakdale, one box best cigars.
George ID. Griffin, Portland, silver card receiy-
er. ~
George Hammond, Portland, toilet soap
Millett & Evans, Portland linen handkerchiefs
Mrs. nj, A; Hall, Deering sateen bag,
MRS. Z. o. Waterman, Oakdale, sideboard scarf.
Jose 4 Co., Portland, rose bowl.
Cora b. Dyer. Oakdale, linen bibs.
MISS NJ r Goold, roses on porcelain.
+: .. Bailey, Deerng, whip.
fancy linen. no ''uu
Allgernon Stubs. Portland, picture.
Albert Child, Portland, whip
Mrs. J. w. Parker, plush handkerchief case. .
pin cushions. apron. '"'e' z