davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-21
MISS EMMA rHURsBT TONIGHT.
A Brilliant and Fashionable Audience
Assured--Other Amusements.

A Brilliant and Fashionable Audience
Assured-Other Amusements.
At the Academy Of Music tonight the sweet
concert singer. Miss Emma Thursby, will appear
for the nrst time In Richmond in several years
az the central figure In an exceptionally we'll
selected programme. Miss Ihursby has for
many wears occupied tho most exalted position
upon the concert stage throughout tho musical
world; and, perhaps, few artists have been
socially UatroniZed as extensively as this e5ti-
mable lady.
The present appearance In Rcbmond Of Miss
1hursby is the result Of an especially strong So
cial movement and Il Is predicted That tonight
the Academy will contain one OF the mort fa9h-
ionablo aud cultured audiences OF the season.
The personnel OF the performers can, perhaps,
not be improved Miss hmma {. Iabr. The piano
soloist Ia niece Of Professor +. G. HBhr.) - re-
cogrized as oCe Of tho finest plRnO-fOrte per-
formers oi her eex that the south has ever pro-
duced She ranks with tho distinguished Gus
Der one. and succeeded that artistic a. one ot
tho principal court S0iyees in Europe. ms Will
be Hlss Hairs lrsl appearance In klchmond.
Mr William II. Grant and Mr. Frank W. Cum
ninCham will each have two numOersln The pro
grdmme hr. Frederick 1. Habr VIII olnclate
accompanist.
There has been very large sale Of seats
LAWN PARTY At DLASDoN.
A lawn party that promises to be one of
the most pleasant entertainments OF the
season will be given at Blandon Park from
TO 10 o'clock tomorrow evening by the
ladies having charge of the annual charity
ball. Music, dancing, and switchback-
riding are among the evenings attractions.
The ladies have the promise OF tho street
car people that several cars VIII be Kept IN
waiting until the entertainment closes,
and there viii be omnibuses running from
the corner Of Third and Franklin streets
T. VI. Misses tickets Will be only
dime.
MAY-FEsTIvAL CHORUS.
The full chorus of the recent May Festi-
val. with the aid of the best local talent
and ON orchestra of sixteen selected musl-
cians, will give grand concert at popular
prices tomorrow night Mt the tIrace-ntreeG
Bapfist tabernacle, corner of Pine and
Grace streets. An attractive programme
has been arranged. The entertainment Will
omen promptlv nj $50 o'clock, by which
time il is desired that the audience shall
be seated.
NEW ENTERTAINNENT.
The evening Of illustrated song by the
ladies of the Woman's Christian ASsocia-
tion on Friday night next at the Academy
of Music promises to be one OF the most
ENJOYABLE of the season. The tableaux
will be given by well-knOwn society ladies
OF this city. Ladies who attend are re-
ouested to go in full dress. The fol
lowing tableaux will be presented: An Ar
fists Studio. Scene FROM Winters Tale,
Nee Mothers Lullaby, The Peace-Maker.
Wedding Under the Directorie, The Mar
seillaise. Scene from OthellO, Fortury'S
Marriage Contract, A Japanese Scene,
Glimpse of the Past.
Reserved seats may be obtained at the
box-oflice of the Academy to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-21
PROPERTY TRANSACTIONS.
Deeds OF Bargain and Sale Recorded In
the City and County.

The following deeds of bargain and sale
were recorded in the Clerks Office OK the
Chancerv Court yesterday:
James N. Estess deyisees TO J. Cabell Brock
enbrOugh. 10f feet ON Main street northeast cor
ner Madison, $500
Willard WatenoId TO Fannie L.. wife Of Fer
dinand Boirquenot % feet on east side Twenty
third street between N ana y. SI,l0Q.
COUNTY COURT or HENRIco.
Joserh w. hanton and Joseph j. Levy and
their wives 10 Peter GOnnella, 10 7-l2 feet on
Grove avenue ct southeast corner Park sitest,
Sl,QSI92
). w Craig and wife TO Peter 7. Murphy, $50
feot on south side Clay st,eet between Duncan
and Lodge, $1,000
W. w Cosby, Jr. special commissioner. TO
Lizzie j. Phelau, 1872 feet on o sheet southwest
corner Twonty-third. tT72
W. II. GsihriFht % W. B. Wgldron, 40 7-l2 feet
on hanoyor street southwest corner Vine, S!O,sia.
NJ. b. Herman and wife 10 Columbus Taylor,
2H acres near New-Merket road, ss5.
John Mchorcher aud wife 70 j. a. reynolds q
Brother y. acres known as Blakey's Mill, $50
A. p. Russell 20 the Prison Association Of Nlr-
ginis, l1'l acres known as Drinkers Mill ana i"V
acres Oh White Oak swamp, s..
Wes,-End Land and improvement Company 10
Elizabeth Wsllen, 90 feet on Floyd street south
east corner Crenshsw avenue, tiSl
Ophela larorough's trustee TO Madison ray
or. 23A feet on the east side OF Tweniy-soTenth
street near T, $3.50.
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY.
The store No. llS east Broad street was sold by
Mr. y. ". bOWe al public auction yesterday
afternoon TO Mr. Charles l.. Todd for s9.2OO. Tho
lot fronts twenty-five feet
MessrS II. seldom Taylor & Son sold the Two
tWo-story brick dwellings Nos. 9lg and s2i west
Nam street, 10 Mr.. Hartley for 1880 each.
Inc DITCH store AT the southwest corner OF
Laurel aud Aloemarie streets was sold py MI
James Is. Elam 10 j. X Price. ksq., Tor s3'6so.
The frame dwelling No. i0s south Laurel stree'
was Withdrawn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-21
COMMISSIONERS NAMED.
General Groncr and Judge Harris to Rep-
resent Virginia Mt the Fair.

Governor Mckinney has nominated Cen
eral V. ID. Groner and Hon. John q. Har-
ris TO represent Vireinia at the Worlds 5
Fair to be held in Chicago in 1892.
The Governor yesterday wrote HOE.
James G.. Blame, Secretary of State, as fol-
lows:
Your communication OF the 81 OF May, en-
closing a copy Of the act VI Congress providing
for the celebration of tho four-hundredth annl-
versary OF the discovery Of America by Column
bus, aud requesting that ! should make eucn
nominations Of commissioners and alternate
commissioners 70 be appointed by the President
Of the United states as tho said act provides was
duly received. beg 70 nominate the following
gentlemen:
Hon. joan T. Harris. Of HarIisonburg. Rock
ingham county, Va. as the Democratic commls-
sioner. and Colopel Alexander Mcdonald, OF the
city Of Lynchburg. Va, as his alternate.
General V. u. Gronor, OF tho city OF NorIoik'
Va, M tho Republican commissioner, and MI
Oh aries a. Beermaus, Of Chueiiansburg, Mont
gomery ccunty, Va, a. his alternate.
From my knowledge Of these gentlemen sm
sure they will make most efficient representa-
tiyes OF the Com monweath Of Virginia. ana
believe them 70 be tho choice OF their respective
unrfiaa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-21
RICHMOND VA, WEDNESDAY. MAY 81 1890

psny are laying their strees-raiivay track %
semmcs avenue aud ths Manchester RailNs.
and improvement companys track ~ Ds'"b
laid on Seventh street from Hull TO Decatur
very succeesfui roviyal rs in progress .. VIZ
Clopton-Strcet Baptist church. The pastor, ne,'
Decatur Edwards, "a being asSistsd by hs.'
Allen II. Hardy. There have already been se'e-
rDl conversions. 49,
Ar. julien G, Snellings, who bad one OF nls
fee. very seriously injured stout two weeks ago
by rs being caught under horse that fell VIII
hire was able 10 be out yesterday with the AID VI
crufches.
Mr. and Mrs. & II. Clarke celebrated tne
twenty-dfth anniversary of their marriage MOD
day night at their residence OH Bainbrioeo
street, and the occasion was one OF pleasure W
the many friends who assembled 10 wish tns
couple many moro years Of welded happiness.
Tho City Democratic Committee met last nlgns
and perfected arrangements for Tomorrow
election.
The Tucka Farmers Club will meet to-
morrow at Whitley. Mr.. II. Clay ChamoIins
beautiful farm, about two miles below Aanches-
Ia
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-21
snnremalx naIirhtful

to the smscistod sad debiiitatsd invalid is the
sense OF returning health aud strength produced
BY Hossettsris Stomach Bitters. Whom that pro
mossr Of vieor is tested ~ persons In fosb;e
hoslth ls restorative and visaiising potency soOu
eyinccs itself in improved appetite. digestion,
and nightly repose. tho sole conditions under
which strength aud nervo quiotudo Is youch-
sated 20 the human system. A gain IN flesh OF
course ensues upon the restoration OF digestion
and assimilation. AZ surely ss winter follows
tho fall OF the leaf does disease shadow the foot
steps Of declining strength when the prem sture
decadsnce Of vitality Is not arrested. Maras-
mus. consumption, and other wasting maladiss
are prompt 10 fssten upon the enfecblcd. Avert
disease, therefore, with this grand enabling
tonic, which not only renews falling strength,
but mitigstes and counterscts the innrmities OF
sge and those OF the eentler sex. rheumatism,
malaria, liver and kidney troubles yield 20 it
my 2l-Mty,E&su
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-21
Indicfmnnts I'm Nenrlco.

In tho Henrico County Court yesterday tho
grand fury, Of which Mr. r. L. Harrison ives
foreman, found n true bin OF indictment
against David Anderson. who turned states owl
denco in the case Of the negroos recently sent TO
tbs penitontary for burning BAN on TIE farm
Of Captain Cusseus near Glen Allen. There Ia
yet another party % be tried iof this offence,
aud tue design % the indictment against Ander-
fon rs 10 hold him as witness. lie is under In
dictment IN Hanover for horse-stealiug.
Anindctment was also found against James
". Cradd0ck. who Is charged WITH Attempting
- wreck train on tho Chesapeake aud ONO
railway by placing distractions on the track.
The grand Jury was then discharged.
Ono liduor-lcense was granted. ana unim-
portant matters engaged the attention OF the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-21
See What Dr, j. II. Havthorne say.,

am fros from CatArn. I beiisse that I can
got q certificate to this eject from any compe-
tent physician. Ihayo used no medicine within
the past six months except Kings Royal Gcrms-
teur. My health Is better than Il has boon for
thirty years. I Am In possession OF information
that warrants mo la saying that the relief which
have experiences from the use Of tho medicine
is not more certain and radical than that which
it has brought 70 hundreds Of persons in Geor-
gis and other States j. B. HAWTHORNE
Price reduced TO q. 80 per bottle.
owxss q MINOR DRUd COMPANY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-21

On Saturday, May oath, at 12 o'clock NJ.
the Southside Land and Improvement
Company will commence their grand
auction sale Of lots in Woodland Heights,
the most elevated and sest drained. there
fore the healthiest Of any suburban pro
perty. No Objectionable features and the
fullest protection guaranteed.
Semmes avenue, eighty-six feet wide.
with the latest and mOstimproyed electric
street car line in the country. runs
through the whole property TO Forrest
Hill. the most picturesque park IN all Nir-
ginia. Ample facilities for inspection be-
fore day of sale. Call on the auctoneers.
A. j. BRADLEY d Co., AuctiOneers,
Leader Building. Manchester. Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-21
AUCTION sAr.rs YESTERDAY.
MANCHESTER AND VICINITY.
The Free-Bridge work-Personal and
Other Items.

The iron work Of the five new spans OF the Free
bridge was completed yesterday and Mr.. C. T.
4. bnrgwyn, who has been supervising IL Tor
MT shirrets, was over in the afternoon sud vent
si ulIouRh the new part OF the structure. nov
the commissioners will have the other spans OF
tho otilge repaired and strengthened. and theh
laid.
ihe drivers on the Manchester street-csr lne
nave petuone1 for shorter hours The peunVh
mas Dsen Sent to President SeddoD, OF the SCUM.
siae COMPANY, oy which tho line Is leased anu
In few days
In the Hastings Court yesterday the Jury 10
being still unable 10 agres upon verdict was
discharged. The case. IA reported yesterday,
was submitted Monday night and tbs jury spent
tho night In the court house.
Ths Southzide Land ana Improvement Com
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-21
NJ. HoIzgrefe's Funeral.

The funeral OF Mr.. Gerhard Holzgrefe, who
died sunday night, will take place this morning
from ST. Mary's church. of which no was mem-
Der. -. Joseph's Society, TO which deceased be-
longed will attend in 4 body
Nr. uJizgrefs was for n number OF years a
well-knoWn merchant IN the Second market but
Of late conducted business Ia Henrico county
neRr the corporate limits. Ie lived al the cor
nor OF Jay and MOsby streets.
Deceased was In his fOrty-tlrst yenr. He was
born in Al phausen. Hanover. Germany. aud had
boen resident OF Richmond Tor tHenty-two
years lie was a good and true citizen, aud was
held in high esteem.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-21
THE sTREET-cAR COMBINE.
Meetings Yesterday OF the Consolidated
and Union Passenger Companies.

and Union Passenger Companies.
Mr. Gibson Put1el arrived in the city on ths
early train yesterday morning from New York.
spent several hours In conference with his as
eocistes concerning certain legal matters In con-
nection with the etreet-car consolidation, and az
2.sO p. NJ be and Messrs. George l. Fisher,
Douald B. Ioucey, ". Il. Meredith, and Frank
W. Christian held a meeting OF the Richmond
Railway and Electric Company.
The meeting was held at the general onice on
Bank street. A resolution Was adopted author
iziDg the Issue of a mortgage, under which TO
acquire the -Operties Of the streetcar and cleo
tric-light companies embraced in the consoii1s-
ton.
Tho stockholders Of the Union Passenger
Railway and the Virginia Rlectric-Llght nnd
Power Companies, the ssmo gentlemen, then
held meetings, aud took steps looking to tho
furtherance Of tho consolidation.
The meetings were adjourned over to May SOth
at 10 A. VI.
Tho sprague Company has been contracted
with for new motors aud four OF them have ar
rived from Now York. These will probably be
used on the City Railway
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-21
WILL PLAY BALL TO-DAY.
The Old Dominion and PLAYERS Clubs to
Cross Bats


The recently-organized Players Baseball
Club. composed largely Of members of the
disbanded Richmond team, will meet the
Old Dominion bows Tor the first time at D
O'clock this afternoon on Island Park.
These two clubs. both of which are COM
posed of good material, are competitors
for the amateur championship of the State,
and the games between them Will no doubt
be very interesting.
play to-day and their positions:
Players Club--toster, catcher; House
holder. first base; Green. left field; smith.
third base; Latouche, second base; KAN,
T;eht field; Enright, pitcher. and Quarles,
extra.
gate, pitcher; Lumsden, short-stop; Cui-
len. first base; Harrison, sec9,na ,dsi SasS; eass;
Crump, centre field. and Anthony, right
field.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-21
P1ins in the region of the kidneys are
cured by Simmons Liver Regulator.

hessrs. Levy 4 Davis commenced yes
terday the decoration of their store front
preparatory to Monument-day. They VIII
give the finishing touches next week. ms
firm have contracts for decorating o num-
Der OF the business blocks in the city oe,
sides numerous private residences ana
they commemorative own decorating now
so as not to disappoint any of those VINO
have placed their decorating IN theif
hands.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-21

Do not fail 60 attend the auction sale Of
the valuable Stock-Farm Of the late Colonel
J. l.. Darlington to-day. on the premises.
at o'clock. Tako . o'clock train on Rich
mond and Allegheny railroad to Ninita sta
ton. Parties going mp will have pleasant
trip and enjoy n nice lunch at the farm.
Il. B. CHAFPIN & Co., AuctiOneers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-21

Remember the Executors Auction Sale
of the valuable Stock-Farm in Powhatan
county owned by the late Colonel j. L..
CarrlngtOn. Take the Richmond and Al
leghany railroad tram this morning at 9
o'clock to Viuita station. Sale at O'clock.
Pleasant trip and lunch on the farm.
Il. Is. CHAFFIN q Co., Auctloueers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-21
city Circuit Court.

special grand jury was empannelled In this
court yesterday, and indictments were found
against ". II. Halo alias dGck Patterson aud
Walter Crutchheld, two convcts 10 the peniten-
tiarv. for escaping. They will be tried to-day.
Messrs. 4. II. Burroughs, OF Lynchburg. and
Alexander Donnan qualified 10 practice IN this
court.
In the case OF Littell Wilson against the Lynch
burg Pulp and Paper Company tne evidence
had been partially heard when tho court al
tourned until this morning
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-21
SEXTON RITTER DEAD.
The Keeper Of st. Paul's Church Expires
After Short Illness.

died at II o'clock last night
lie was taken suddonly III at his post OF duty
early yesterday afternoon. Al eSO o'clock he
was found lying In the side entrance W the base
ment I'm an lnsensiOle condition. Medical AID
was summonoi and Mr litter wss iasen 10 his
home, 40. 029 Beverly street, and continued TO
grow worse.
lie was nfty-dye years Old and leaves wife
and five children. He had been sexton at 81
Psuls for number oi years and Was member
Of that church and a worthy man. lie belonged
20 Locge No. II, A. i. and A. VI.
Mr. Ritter wes attacked with commissions yes
tariay, which we're suporinduced by Brighrs dis
ease. rom which no had suffered for several
yaArs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-21
Bicyclists on the Sidewalk.
D,,,,,..o,.,, ". NovrT 100
hICHMoND, VA, DIay II, Io5O.
3 ne Editor Of the DispGfch.


To ne EidOr Of The DiSpctch;
Will you please inform me through your
columns Of the right of bicyclists to use
the sidewalk after dark? In proceeding
along Lombardy street between Grove
road and Franklin about 8 o'clock last
night was approached by two bicyclists
who, owing TO the darkness, were unseen.
But for quick movement | should have
been run into and probably injured. l re-
marked that the roadway was the proper
place for them. One responded go TO
h" and swept on. Such language, in
addition 10 the danger TO which one must
be subjected, is. think unbearable, and
should be atated. is there no redressy
Very respectfully. W. b. DANIEL.
The Chief of Police, to whom this letter
was referred. saws: Tho sidewalk on
Lombardy street is but a part of the road
way. There are no bricks or curbs to de-
fine the limits Of the sidewalk. The young
men are generally very particular"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-21

" u ItE r dIT aI NUrCUTdII INIT
will continue through the week with new
attractions.
Wednesday night the second part of the
popular drama better Than Gold" will
be given. Thursday night a special per-
forrnance will be rendered by select COM
pany.
yarious articles will be on hand to be
voted of each night.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-21

ceremonies will undoubtedly draw an
enormous crowd, who will see with sur
prise and qualification the great improve
ments in the capital OF the Confederacy.
They will see none that is q greater bless
ing to women especially than the Roller
Tray Trunk. No trays to lift. Saves that
back-breaking exertiOn. Sold by oil deal
ers. Made by II. W. Rountree a Brother,
Richmond, Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-21
SCARLET-FEVER RAGING.
Building and Banking Company Organ
ized-Splendid Crop Prospects.

BuIIuIHE "IIh baNhInR tUIiIV"HJ OTB18I
ized-Splendid Crop Prospects
Correspondence Of the Richmond DisDstch-l
SCOTLAND NECK, v. c., May 90, 1890.
scarlct-fover is raglLg g la the iowa OF Hamilton
and in the community around.
A man named Henry West, OF that town, be-
coming dissatisfied with life a few days ago 10
consequence Of having violated the town ordi-
nances, attempted TO commit suicide oy dfinK.
ing laudanurn. He drank forty cents worm, pus
IL did not XII him.
Mr.. s. j. Chandler, agent for the United Bank
ing and Building COMPANY. OF Richmond, this
week organized q company In scotland Mex
with Mr. G. s. White president. ana Il. 4.
Whitehead secretary.
One OF the best and most successful larmers
better than he has seen It In many years
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-21
THE OCRACOKE OYSTeRMEN
Acquitted After Two Days Trial-The
Jury Eebuked.
rsneclnl telogrem to the Dlspntch.l

Especial telegram TO thu Dispatcb.l
RnEIGH. N. c., May 2O.-The case of tho
Ocracoke-lsland oystermen against ex-
Lieutenant Francis Winslow has been
heard in the Superior Court of Hyde
county before Judge Whitaker. and re-
suited in the acquttal of the defendants.
Two days were consumed in the hearing,
and the jury were out all night. When
they returned with the verdict Judge
Whitaker expressed himself as greatly sur
prised at their action and was severe in his
febuke of them. 1t was in January last
that the difficulty occurred. Winsl0w. tho
president Of the Pamlico Oyster Compa-
ny, was engaged in taking oysters from the
rocks near OcTacOke. The natives objected
and undertook 10 drive Winslow off with
shotguns. Five of the party were in
dicted by Winslow. The oystermen claimed
that they were not making an attack but
only seeking an interview, and that the
oyster-rocks were not public but private
property. The case has for months excited
great iutercet.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-21
Ereo Refnrn Tickets

are offered by the Virginia Steamboat
Company for tho Lee Monument unyeil-
ing from Norfolk, Portsmouth. Old Point.
Newport News. and all Landings on James
river on their fast and handsome steamer
COLCHESTER, commencing Saturday. 2ith
MAY. Tickets good ten days. Cheapest
and most pleasant route.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-21
BOTH BiGAMISTS.
nirs. Bocgess Confcsses to Join Her Hus-
band I'm the Penftentiary.
Especial telegram 10 the Dispatch-1

FpecIaI teIoRrAm 70 ths DispHSchi
CHARLESTON, W. Va. Nav n.--Itis not often
that any person, especially one Of the faIrer SEX
Is found who longs to serve q torn In tho peni-
teniiary, but such case has been found By the
circuit Court OF Clay county, this State. one
Boggess who l. charged with having moro wives
thhn the law allows, was on Monday found
guilty OF bigamy and sentenced 70 one year In
the peoite ntary. Both OF his wives were pres
eht, and on hearing the sentence Mrs. Boggess
the second exclaimed that she had also plu-
rally Of coniugal companions, vheroupon she
was Immediately indicted and brought 10 trial.
hrs boggoss, who had according 70 the opin-
ion Of her counsel good opportunity OF being
acquitted, went before the Court and confessed
70 the charge Of bigsmy sgainst the wishes OF
her counsel, merely 10 have ths pleasure OF &C
companylng her lord on his doleful trip.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-21

Track-laying to River View will'be COM
menced at once. A carload of rails from
the PENNSYLVANIA Steel-Works has arrived
and in short time this road, connecting
the handsomest suburbs with the city, will
be completed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-21

The Hotel at Thompson's Bromlno and Arsenic
Springs is now open for guests. s. per day, SIP
per week, $40 per month. Fine accommodations
aud fare. Run by the company. Reference,
POLK MILLER & Co., Ninth aud Main streets.
Richmnnd. Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-21
Save Your Eysssght.

Nothing Il more trying 70 the cyes than the
nickering which Is almost insspsrabls from the
use OF gas, hence. studsnss. professional men.
and ell who rsquirs soft, mellow. steady Light
invariably use PKArfp AsfaAL On.