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The Washington critic., 1890-01-31

for safe Investment venture the us
sortiou that next to New York Wash
ipaton holds the most valuable bank
stock of any city in the country. The
stock of Tie Bank OF Washington Is
hard to get at 80, which was bid for II
yesterday. The next was National Bank
Of the Republic, for which 259 was bidi
Metropolitan. for which 250 also was
bid Central National, 275 bid; Second
National, 1879 bids Farmers and Me
chanics of Georgetown, 1873 bid; Citi-
zens, 1Gi; Capital National, one of the
now banks, 1877; the Columbia National,
started two years, was bid 1921 yester-
day. This bank has deposits over q
million worked up within two years.
The presence Of so many new banks,
instead of cutting into the business of
the old ones, has stimulated business
and aided in the growth of the city. 1t
is sure and welcome sign Of the prev
alence of money and is promise OF
prosperity"
Early End Predicted for Four Cities.
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 3t.-An Oak
land revivalist named Erickson is pre-
dieting that San Francisco, Oakland,
Alameda and Chicago will all be de-
stroyed eighty days from date. The
three Western cities will have big
earthquake, followed by tidal wave,
which will destroy all the property and
people except the elect who flee to the
mountains. Chicago will be submerged
by q huge wave from Lake Michigan.
The prophet says the Lord gave him a
vision of the destroyed cities, and also
Of the end of the world in 1896. Chi
cago will not be rebuilt, he says, but
towns will be started on opposite sides
of the river, one of which will be called
Lake Michigan Destroyed" Neither
will have more than %. 900 people. Be-
fore the end of the world comes he pre-
diets wars in Europe that will last till
the crash takes place. He is nm ignorant
fanatic, but many deluded Oakland
people are already arranging their af-
fairs and buying tents for the hegira to
| the mountains.
The Washington critic., 1890-01-31
Attempt to KIN a Pitt,burg Priest.

PrrTsBuRa, Pa, Jan. 3i.--Shortly
after midnight last night an attempt
was made to blow up the residence Of
Rev. Joseph Fleckinger, pastor of st.
Joscph's Catholic Church at Mansfield
this county, with dynamite. A cart
ridge had been deposited in the cellar,
with fuse leading to the outside of the
building. The report Of the explosion
was heard two miles away and all the
windows in the pastors residence
broken, besides the furniture in the par
lor being badly wrecked. The at
tempted killing of Father Flcckinger is
supposed TO have been the work of
dynamiiers, but there is no clue to the
perpetrators. Father FleclIinger be-
licves them to be Anarchists. There is
great excitement in the town.
The Washington critic., 1890-01-31

The simplest means to cure a cold or
cough is Dir. Bulbs Cough Syrup. Price 25
cents.
AS an anodyne Salvation Oil has no
equal. 1t literally annihilates pain. Price
25 cents.
The Washington critic., 1890-01-31

PANTS reduced TO -. Eiseman Bros,
1th Il 4.
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Local Delegates to the shipping League

NJ NJ. Parker, president of the Board
Of Trade, has been appointed national
delegate to the fourth annual conven-
ton of the American Shipping and In
dustrial League, to be held in Washing
ton February 3, and Z. The follow
ing gentlemen have been selected to
represent the Board of Trade at this
meeting;
i. Kurtz johnson, A. II. Britton, B. IL.
Warner, Theo, W, Noyes and a, d. Ander-
son.
REDLY THE frelight shines through the
rooms
Chasing away all the shadow and gloom;
Light-hearted children are prattling in glee;
Father Is as happy as happy can be.
For the wife aud mother who suffered so
long,
Is getting her health back, and soon will
be strong;
And who is so happy as she is tonight,
| As she thinks of the shadow that's taken
its flight
the shadow Of disease that darkens so many
homes, and makes the life of wife and
mother one Of terrible suffering. How
| pleased we are to know that at last a remedy
| has been found for all those delicate de
! rangements and weaknesses peculiar to
| women. 1t comes To cherries homes VIII
"glad tidings of great joy DIR. Pieree''
Fayorite Prescription has done for women
what no other remedy has done, or can do
and Il is not TO be wondered at that womel
who have been cured by 1t are so enthu
sastic In its praise. il is the only modi
cine for women sold, by druggists, under I
pOsitire guarantee from the manufacturers
of satisfaction, or money returned.
| --------
PANTS reduced to -. Eiseman Bros,
| 1th AZ e.
The Washington critic., 1890-01-31
SPECIIL MOTTO ES.

SPECJ4fL NOTICES.
eag| OFFICE OF THE BARBER ASPHALT
s@I1 PAVING CO.. No. Broadway, New
stockholders of this company for the election
of officers, amending the bylaws, increasing
the capital stock and the TRANSACTION OF any
will be held at the office of the company. No
! Broadway, New York at II a. M, WEDNES-
DAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1890.
A. L. BARBER, President
J. G. ROCK, Secretary
49, THE WASHINGTON LOAN AND
RS TRUST COMPANY.
Temporary offices, No.. 1901 F st. n. W.
Loans money ON collateral and real estate.
aned ras Sa eapa ca
President; JNO. JOY EDISON, Vice President;
W. B. ROBINSON, Secretary; w. B. GURLEY,
Acting Treasurer
e1g@THE COLUMBIA NATIONAL BANK,
- 81 f st. n. W., Washington ID. e.
General Banking Business Transacted.
Capital, saoo,ooo.
b. II. WARNER. President.
A. 7. BRIrTON, Vice-President.
E, S. PARKER, Cashier
n5@= WASHINGTON ILLUMINATED AD-
SS VBRTISlNG co. Office, 1872 Pa.
ave, ulDSiHlTS. ny
i,oOO Candle Power Electric Light upon 500
Square Feet Of Canvas. ian27 lw,d&S
H@DR WHITE cHlRoroDIsr
1416 Penna. ave-, opposite willard's Hotel.
Thousands from far and near visit DR.. white
for relief from and avoidance OF corns, bun
ions, diseased nails and all other foot
troubles, Hours. q. IN. TO p. M; sun
days. to la. Established 1861. Fee. 81.
kSNsLADIESi LADIES' LADIES'
~ Mrs. McCafferty Is the only hat and
bonnet-frame manufacturer In the city. Call
and see her new shapes. Bleaching and
pressing Straw and felt hats altered 10 the
latest styles. Orders promptly attended to.
1908 q street n. W.
hSSy@E ELECTRICITY. IS YEARS A SPE,
bS cialty in curing nervous and mental
disease. spinal, ovarian and uterine troubles,
paralysis. tumors, sciatica, hysteria, rheuma-
tism, neuralgia, chorea, etc. Hairs removed.
Structures cnred. Static electricity through
clothing. DR.. L. S. NICHOLSON. 604 Twelfth
st. n. w.
tY- FOR YOUR FULLrDRESS SUPPLIES GO
to =. II. HALL, 90S + street northwest.
Special Bargain, our S1.25 FullDress Shirt.
Shirts to Measure Speciality.
The Washington critic., 1890-01-31

ESy- FOR YOUR FULL~DRESS SUPPLIES GO
to p II. HALL, 905 + street northwest.
Special Bargain, our Sf.25 FullDress Shirt.
Shirts to Measure Speciality.
The Washington critic., 1890-01-31
MAKING 4 NAVAL GUN.

A naval gun is made in layers, like
jelly cake. The first piece, which is
the centre of the gun, comes to the
yard solid, which, after being bored
out, is called the tube. The second
layer, extending from the breach more
than half way to the muzzle, is the
jacket, the other layers outside of this
being known as hoops. The whole are
of the finest steel, and have been cast
abroad. The first hoop cast in Amer
lea for ten-inch gun can now be seen
at the Navy Yard in this city and is
pronounced "a beauty"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-18
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Deeds of Bargain aud sale Recorded Yes
tcrday.

Tho following deeds Of bargain and sale
were admitted 10 record yesterday m the
Office of the Clerk Of the City Chancory
Court:
Charles d. Goodwin and wife 10 Lewis
Thompson. 81 feet on west side Thirteenth
street near Leigh, 500.
". Z. Lawton, clerk, to William II. Bev-
eridce, 374, 374-l5]l feet on Bacon street,
IN jackson Ward, IN the name OF Albert
Lacy, for taxes, Slj.
Same to same. 1-i5il feet on Bacon
street. in Jackson Ward, in the name of
Jackson Johnson. for taxes, $50.
Same 10 same, 7, 8-l59. 38 feet on Buch-
anan and Williams streets, in Jackson
Ward, in the name Of Charles i. johnson,
for taxes, SJ6.
Same to same, G., q feet on north Moore
and Kinney streets, IN Jackson Ward, IN
the name of William NJ. Wade, for taxes,
50
Same to same. 80 feet on north Moore.
Harrison. and Norton streets, IN Jackson
Ward, in the name of Benjamin Johnson,
same 10 same. 92-2O}l feet on I'LL. st.
Paul, and st. John streets. IN Jackson
Ward, in the name Of 7. and NJ. Lacey, FOR
taxes, SIG.
Joseph b. Winter and wife to W. Ashby
Jones. u feet on Cary street, northeast cor
ner Twelfth, 49, 800.
Joseph Il. Anderson. Jr., by Alma NJ.
Hancock aud j. ii. Webb Peploe, =. q.,
$50.
COUNTY COURT or HENRIco.
G. NJ Fleet aud wife to Charles I. steel,
1850 interest IN sol feet on north side
Grace street, SOL feet on south sldo Grace
street. aud SOL feet on north side franklin
street, $500.
John Murphy and wife to G.. Harvey
Clarke. 40 7-l2 feet on Hanover street
southwest corner Walnut, $l1,0S7.52.
William j. WestwcOd and wife 10 Jetfer-
son Powers, 49, feet on north side NichOl-
son street near Spring, $50.
SUBURBAN PROPERTY SOLD.
Messrs. Il. b. Chafin & Co.. real estate
agents. have made sales of the following
lands near the city during tho past two
days-viz.: One hundred and ten acres on
the Richmondan Henrico turnpike, owned
by Messrs James S. and ". f.. Hall, for
$4,000: forty-seyon acres on the Lady =
Mile road, owned by Mrs. Susan Lewis, for
Sl1 500, and on the Creighton road ono
hundred acres. owned by Alr. James w.
Otey, for $4,000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-18
MANCHESTER NEWS IN BRIEF.
Personal and other Items of Interest from
Across the James.

The Hastings Court meets tomorrow
This is not grand-jury term.
Justice Perkins IS recovering from
severe spell Of sickness.
Professor Thomas II. Norwood, OF Rich
mond, was in the city Friday afternoon.
DR.. 4. p. Dorset, who has been quite
unwell for tho last week or ten days, Is
able 20 be out again.
Rev. James Little. who recently came 10
Virginia from Florida, will preach at the
Presbyterian church this morning.
Bishop Whittle will hold confirmation
services at Meade-MemOrial church THIS
morning. The rector, Rev. John j. Clop-
ton, will preach.
Deputy -Supreme-P President Myer Angie
expects 10 institute O lodge of the Sex
ennial League in Manchester in few days;
The Manchester Street-Car Company d'd
big business on Friday. and Superin-
tendent Selden gave the public good SER
vice. He had large pumber OF cars over
in Richmond 20 meet the circus contin-
gent.
The Eighth-street Baptist Mission, which
was recently established by members u
the Bainbridge- Street Baptist church, VIII
soon build a nice church on the lot at the
corner Of Seventh and Stockton streets,
which has been bought and paid for.
The trial of the suit Of Joseph 7. Will
liams against the Richmond and Peters
burg Railroad Company, which began IN
the Chesterfield Circuit Court Thursday,
was concluded Friday, the jury bringing
in a verdict for the plaintiff for the sum of
$500. A motion 60 set the verdict aside
will be argued next week.
The German Association Of Chesterfield
will have picnic af Mr.. Gossman's farm,
in that county. on Monday the Doth instant
One Of the attractive features OF the pc
nc will be two sh0Oting-matches-one by
gentlemen and the othor by ladles-for
handsome prizes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-18
Personals and Briefs.

The spring term of the City Circuit
Court meets Monday.
Mrs. II. w. Tyree and Mrs. +. b. Turner
are visiting friends in Norfolk.
Miss Irene Todd, Of stanton, il in the
city, visiting Mrs. L. j. Todd, Of JA west
Grace street.
Several of the Richmond delegates to
the Southern Baptist Convention nave re-
turned 10 the city.
Dir. Walden b. Sweeney, of Brooklyn,
n. Y, formerly Of this city. IS on a dying
visit to his old home.
The Henrico Supervisors held their regu-
lar meeting yesterday and transacted con-
siderable routine business.
The Workngmen's Club Of CLAW Ward
will meet Tuesday night at o'clock mt Gl7
west Main street. Candidates are invited.
The city ambulance was called ont yes
terdav morning % attend colored woman
who had epileptic commissions. She WAS
relieved and left.
j. c. Stokes. one of tho colored men
nominated for the Council by the conyeu-
ton held in Jackson Ward Friday night,
has declined 10 run.
The Sam Jones choir win rehearse at
Bruad-Street Methodist church tins after
noon at o'clock, and all who wish TO JOIN
must attend promptly. Bring your books
with yOu.
Senator Stewart and wife. Of Nevada,
Will be in this city during the unyenDg
ceremonies. and will be the guests Of Judge
J.. l.. Lewis. president of the Supreme
Court OF Appeals.
II. Seldom Taylor & Son, real estate
agents and auctioneers, sold privately yes
terday for $1,000 the store No. 80 Main
street, between Ninth and Tenth, occupied
by Delarue as a restaurant.
DR.. EDGAR Archer, Of Manchester. he's
issued invitations to the marriage Of his
daughter, Miss Carrie Vernon Archer, TO
Mr. James Burwell Clopton, Of Richmond,
at Meade-Memorial church, May 2Sth, at ,
=. NJ.
Judge Fauntleroy aud his son. r. Ran
dolph Fauntleroy. who has been for the
past session attending the Virginia Uniyer-
sity Law School with success, leaves Tor
st. Paul. Mimi. 10 attend the marriage OF
4. L. Fauntleroy, Jr., the Judges thrd
son.
Neutrality-suspicious. Bickers, of the Chesa-
peake and Ohio force, who has been con-
fined 10 his home from severe sickness, ls
convalescent now. His father and sister,
j. NJ. Bokers and Miss OWE. of Louisa arc
in the city in consequence OF his sick
ness.
Libertas Lodge of Perfection. formerly
John l.. Roper Lodge. will confer tie
fourth and NTH degrees on three c9ndi-
dates Monday night az St. Adams Hall.
The lodge will meet promptly at 1880
instead OF o'clock as heretofore. There
will be a banquet at 1880 O'clock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-18

Hall and Mrs. Hall, waltham; Henry ~
Hsst,ngs. Lynn Daily item. and Mrs Hast,
inps; John o. Holden. Quincy Patiarloa, ~ ~,
Mrs. Holden; W. +. Kennedy, iau"syJi'
Gazette; Francis Proctor, Caps, Ann pa,, al
vertiser: ". II. Riley. Springfield ~ a,,
hean. and Mrs. Riley; and John j.. Shoie''
Lynn.
TO ATTEND wcRsHrP. AVID THIN plhShh,
This morning the visitors will AGAIN De
called upon by the Committee Oh , hece =.
ton and will be taken to such places VI
worship as they prefer. = .bo
After church-services members OF lno
party will be taken 10 dinner by melaVss ~
of the committee and other citizens ~ Ioi-
lows With Colonel Sheppard. lllo LII ~, II
avenue. Nr. and Mrs. Hastings; VIII H.
Theodore Ellyson, sl4 Grove avenue W. a;
Woodward. f. q Brown, Mrs. Brown anu
Miss Edwards: with j. II. Barton, Eat'0n
Heights. Mr.. John J.. Storey, a., !.
Hall. Mrs. Hall. and II. G. Allen
with Mayor J. Taylor Ellyson, no e9 ~
Franklin, X. l. Baldwin, J.. A. Han, ana - L. =
A. Hardgrovc. with b. /. johnson, -is
north Nineteenth street, 9. y. Choevcr an,
w. S. Carson: with W. y. Che@ter lila AZ,
west Cary. Dr. }. G. Gleeson ana - MIs.
Franklin and Harrison. ". ii. Ril,y ana T
Mrs. Riley with +. Inele, Mr.. and nr r.. =.
b. Fisk: with G. T.. WingO. 3l2 esst Hl aln
street, Mr.. and Mrs. j. o. Holden WIN
Thomas L. Jefress, Mr. and MIS- l.. =
Chandler: with Il. s. Bosher, 2 east h ian X
lin. Airs. ". Cheesman and francs Iroc-
tor: with L. ". Jones, 22l. flo[d a1Leet,
W. 7. Kennedy and r. c. tinlfy WIN VIZ
Colonel j. Is. Cary. 720 east trahLI'h' "l'
and Mrs. J. 5. Smith.
AFTERNOON PROGRAMME.
AZ O'Clock this afternoon carriages VIII
be at FOrd's Hotel 20 take tie visitors ont
driving. ~ is desired not e. have pro
ccssion, but that the vehicles Will takesuch
routes as the occupants desire.
Tomorrow morning the party Will start
10 Norfolk on the Ariel. and from there
they Will return home.
PERSONAL.
Mr.. Il. ". Courtney, Richmond agent OF
the Norfolk and Western railroad, was
constantly in attendance upon the visl-
tors. and thew and the Richmond COM
mttee are indebted to him for timely and
valuable services.
Rev. DIR. Sanderson, of the Pulpit Treasury,
Of New York, who is at FOrd's Hotel for .
few days visit here. by invitation joined
the Massachusetts, pressmen last night and
attended the reception, and he said no en-
loved 10 very much.
Colonel Shepherd. of the Joseph Davis
Shoe Company here, formerly Of Lynn,
Mass, has an old acquaintanceship with
several Of the visitors and to the commit
tee he was q valuable assistant in enter
tanning them.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-18

tee in charge. A wagon properly designated
will be on the streets to receive and pring
in supplies from those who cannot deliver
their contributions themselves. Inns
wagon will call at any place from vnicn
postal or otherwise.
The ladies ere especially requested 70 Coz
operate with this committee in supplying
the wants OF these men who helped TO
make the record Of Lee, and who now come
TO the capital Of the Confederacy 70 90
honor to his memory. many OF whom iost
limbs and health in the defence OK our
city.
The committee consists Of Captain ID. \.
Brown. Jr., chairman; Captain Arthur A.
Splitter. secretary Captain Z. Z. Bigger,
Captain John X. Molioy, Hon. Thomas
Byrne. and Alderman JosephC C. Dickerson.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-18

The contest for best debater's medal in
tho Mn SIGMA Rho Society of Richmond
College was held in tho hall of the society
Friday night. Messrs. Josiah Ryland, Jr.,
James Leigh Jones. nud Ashton Starkc had
been selected as Judges tor the occasion.
The contestants were Mr.. T.. ". Greaner.
OF Maryland: Ilr. II. 7. Louthan, Of Yir.
ginia, and Mr.. William 4. Goodwin, of
Virginia. II was an able and interesting
debate. Question: Il soleed That a mans
life Is the product Of his environment.
The Judges awarded tie medal 20 Ar. VIII
liam 4. Goodwin. Ok Wytheville.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-18
Mr.. NTiIler's Song.

Mr.. Polk Miller. Of this city, has CON-
posed and Just published a negro planta-
ton song and chorus entitled. I'm Coin
10 Ole Vrginny." Tho music IL excellent
and the words in negro dialect are true to
life. The third verse runs
Now all 90 worps befo' me an | strives wid all
my might
To keen ie wo't from comm TIM DO 40,
But de tunes gits Wuss and wuss an mos gives
up 90 light,
Case evything seems gin me az 20.
Ig sorry fur de- day dai ever made my min
To ibandon dat sweet olo country place,
Fer dido Gore's monny changes since my boy
Eo)d happy time,
De vo'y eroun' reioc' ole marster's face.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-18
Richmond and Petersburg to Have a Dou-
bic Track.

The Richmond and Petersburg Railroad
Company. which proposes 70 build dou-
bio track from here TO Petersburg very
soon, has placed million-dollar mortgage
on its hae 30 run fifty years Mt ~ per
cent. and the bonds have been taken at
par and interest, less bankers commission.
This Is identical in issue with the Rich
mond. Fredericksburg and Potomac's.
This takes care of the present debt Of the
road, which Is $500 OO0. 1t IS, therefore, an
increase Of only 100000.
The work of double-tracking will begin
IN few months-certa as soon as the
Belt-Line connection is finished. The
Richmond and Petersburg Company has
made traffic arrangements with the Nor
folk and Western which gives the later
nus. The double track has become abso-
lutely necessary to accommodate this new
business.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-18
COMMANDER MCURLEY.
Ho Has the Honor of Entertaining the
King of the Sandwich Islands.

The Honolulu GdzeAe, which is just to
hard. has the following about gentleman
who has great number OF friends in Rich
mOnd:
Yesterday afternoon Captain McCurley
and officers Of the United States steamer
homes" A large number ofinvlted guests
were in attendance, principally of the fair
sex, and they were conveyed to and from
the Nipsic in the ships boats. The deco
rations Of flags and flowers were not ex,-
tensive, bat neat. Dancing was INDUCED
in TO tho strains of the Hawaiian string or
chestra. led by Mr.. Berger. His Majesty
the King was present, attended by Mr..
James ". Robertson, Nice-Chamberlaln.
Captain McCurley and officers received the
invited guests and made all feel quite at
home
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-18
nnrnnm,. End-lIan IN Jail.

A. D. Sawyer. the end-man in the negro
minstrel show connected with Barnum
Bailey's circus, was convicted IN the Police
Court yesterday morning Of obtaining
money under false pretencc7, and was SEN
fenced 10 six months IN jail. There were
four eases against him, and he was con-
victed in two and given three months IN
each. He took an appeal.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-18
BASEBALL CLUES FORMED.
Tho Amateurs to Keep Up the National
Game IN Richmond.


At meeting last night Of the Old'Do-
minon Baseball Club the following offi-
GERS were elected: Dorsey Cullen, manager
and captain, and Benjamin Harrison, secre-
tary and treasurer.
The following players compose the club:
Luck, catcher; Appellate. pitcher; Lums-
dem, short-stoD: Cullen. first base; Mcln-
tyre, second base Harrison, third base;
Palmer left fold: Crump, centre field
Snead. right field. This club is composed
of some OF the best amateurs in the city.
What VIII be called the Players Club has
also been formed. Several OF its members
were on the recently-disb banded Richmond
club. as will be seen by glance at the
following list of those expected to consti-
tute the organization: Brooks, catcher;
Enright and Quarles, pitchers; Frank,
first base; Smith. third base: Latouche,
second base; Foster. left field; Green,
centre field; Kahn, short-stop.
They play the Hampton club here morn
ing and evening Of the 29th and 30th.
Mr.. V. Donat. who Is very anxious TO
see 4 club kept up here, is the manager.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-18
New Company In shenandoah.

fiity-eisht persons, many of them old
veterans. residing ut and near Tom ;
Brook, shenandoah county, lately enrolled
their names for tho formation OF an
infantry company AID applied TO the. Gov
ernor Tor authority TO organize, which was
granted Officers Of the company have
been chosen as follows: Captain, p; Il.
Cooley; FIRST Lieutenant, y. Il. Borden;
Second Lieutenant, John Z. Fleming.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-18

TopVOI-I ve-esfA IN y 'al7 U'5Vl--I'I
PARKYRsBUsG, w. Va. May T.-lnforma-
ton Was received to-day from Kansas City
that William j. Beall, prominent citizen
who mysteriously disappeared from Cairo
four months ago, was located there. Beall
was short several thousand dollars in his
accounts. and, il is alleged. he collected q
large amount OF money as collector Of the
firm By which he was employed which he
failed TO turn over
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-18

Next Friday night at the Young Mems
Christian Association Hall there VIII be a
Joint debate between the Randolph and
Dixie Literary Societies Messrs. I. D..
Frey, and c. Il. Moore will represent the
Randolph IN the affirmative aud Messrs.
ID ). Garland and |. p. Whitehead the
Dixie IN the negative. There viii be sing;
ing by well-known Richmond yocalists and
an ENJOYABLE evening IS promised. The
public are cordially invited.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-18

The Indiana Republican Editorial Asso,,
citation will visit Richmond June 18th and
remain until next day, when they 60 to Old
Point. The party viii consist Of from 10
TO $50 ladies and gentlemen.
Tho trip will be for pleasure and 70 learn
from personal observation something ~
the growth and prosperity OF this SECT on
Of
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-18

miller & Rhoads's great ReliefSale which
begins tomorrow morning viii surely be
the trade event Of the season. Read the
particulars on the last page Of this paper"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-18

sliller& Rhoads's great Relief Sale which
begins Tomorrow morning will surely Do
the trade event Of the season. Read the
particulars ON the last page of this paper"