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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-31
ARCHITECTS AT WORK.
Five Preparing Plans for the Chamber of
Commerce Building.

Messrs. NJ. J. Dimmock, Charles II. Read,
Jr., Carl Ruehmund. F. S. Rogers, and
". r. Higham are OF work on the plans for
the rev Chamber of Commerce building
10 be erected at the southwest corner Of
Ninth and Main streets. The award will
be made by the committee January 18th.
next. and bids as per the specifications of
the successful architect will be at once ad-
vertlsed for.
The foes for the plans and supervision of
the work will stand the Chamber some
thing over $4,000. and ii is expected that
work will begin in the early spring, GER
tainly by July
The STATE lot and the Noting property
adjoining has already been purchased for
$4,000. The committee has an option on
the Lumsden site also. which they will
buy in the near future at Sl5,eO0.
The building, exclusive Of the ground, is
to cost over S125, 600.
Enough money has already been SUBJ
scribcd to pay for the ground purchased.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-31

sions is ever increasing, and the pspcrs
read have been Of the most scientific ma
ture, pregnant with truths bearing on the
health Of Richmond and her people.
The retiring officers are: President, ID.
W. w. Parker: First Vice President, H. ID.
TAYLOR: Second Vice. President, Dr. George
Ben. Johnston Third Vice President, Dr.
". s. Gordon: Secretary, DR.. @. l.. Cud-
lipp: Assistant Secretary. DR.. r D. Gar
Gin: Treasurer, DIR. NJ. ID. Hoge, Jr.; Lii
brarian, DIR. W. +. Mercer.
Officers elected for the ensuing term :
President, DR.. Charles u. Shield; First
yice-President. DR.. George Ben. Johnston ;
Second President. DIR. V. W. Harri-
son; Third Vice. President, DR.. ID. A. Kuyk /;
Secretary, DR.. George Z: Meredith; Assist
ant Secretary, DIR. Cuthbert Gilham; Trea-
surer, DIR. Moses d. Hoge. Jr.; Librarian,
DR.. ". I. Mercer; Reporter, DR.. James
n Ellis.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-31
Flrst-of-January Dispatch.

The eight-page First-of-January Dispatch
of tomorrow will be one of the most in
teresting in the series of yearly statements
Of the growth of Richmond ever presented
to our readers.
Orders from newsdealers and others for
extra copies must be sent in to-day. Many
copies have been already ordered by our
business men for distribution among their
patrons in all parts of the country. They
want their friends everywhere TO see the
rapid strides this city is making in its Job
bing trade, manufactures, general busi-
ness. and population.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-31
MARRIAGE IN FLUvANA.
General Lindsay Walkers Daughter Weds
Rev. Mr. Anderson, of Texas.

At Point of Rocks. the home of the BRIDES
mother. in Fluvsnna county, Miss Katie r.
Walker. daughter Of the late General X.
Lindsay Walker, was married Yesterday TO
Rev. Robert G. Anderson, of San Angeles.
Tex.
A special train carried large number Of
Richmond people 10 the scene Of the happy
event. Among the guests present from this
city were Mr.. aud Mrs. Thomas II. Walker.
Mr. and Mrs. c. G. Walker, Mr.. and Mrs.
John p. McGuire, Mira. DR.. Pulliam. Mr..
Patton, Mr.. Frank i. Walker. Mr.. Roger
Pryor Walker. and Mr.. John Nj. Price, Of
the SGte
Rev. DIR. Moses ID. Hoge performed the
ceremony which made the happy couple
one in q solemn and impressive manner.
The bridesmaids were Misses Morris,
Pryor, and Stoneman.
Mr.. james L. Anderson, of this city. o
brother Of the groom, acted as best man,
while the grOOmsmen were Rev. hessrs.
Sydnor, wilson. and Hawes. and Mr..
St0ueman. The wedding company re-
turned TO the city late in the afternoon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-31
p,.hnn dnchson,s CONC Grafton.

Rev. DR.. II. Melville Jackson. assistant
bishop-eiect Of Alabama, will be invested
witt episcopal rank on Wednesday, Janu-
ary 2lst. -
place in st. Johns church, Selma.
Although the minimum number of
bisLops required 10 take part in service
Of this kind ia only three there viii be
fiye-uamely, Bishop Wilmer, Of Alabama
Bishop Randolph, Of Virginia; Bishop
Howe. of South Carolina; Bishop Thomp-
son. of Mississippi, and Bishop Peterkin,
of West Virginia. Bishop Randolph wall
preach the sermon.
DR.. Jackson has not yet decided whether
he will locate at Anniston or Montgomery
II IL expected that he will preach his last
sermon at Grace church on Sunday
January llth.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-31
LIE ArcHIrEcrunn HOFFMAN.
TWO HELD FOR TIE GRAND JURY.
One for Pelonious Shooting and the Other
for burglary.

The continued case OF Spencer Dance
(colored), charged with feloniously shoot
imp Wayeriey Crews. was before the Ponce
Court yesterday morning.
Crews testified that he was in club
room on Twenty-fourth and Franklin
streets asleep when crowd of boys came
in and became very dlsOrderly. lie saw a
hatohet living on the floor and took
it up to prevent them from get
ting it. The prisoner snapped a
pistoI at him. whereupon the witness
threw the Ratchet at him. Dance then be- s,-
gan TO shoot in earnest. One tall struck
him in the right arm and he ran 10 the
middle of the street and got behind Jonn
Thomson. Dance, however, continued
shooting at him, and the second ball MT
The prisoner testified that Crews struck
him with hatchet and cut him on the
arm, He then drew pistol to shoot him.
1t snapped the first time, but as Crews
had also gotten out his weapon he hred
again.
the grand jury and bailed Dance for his ap-
pearance at the January term.
SENT ON poR BURGLARY.
William Lawson (colored) was charged
with stealing sl4 from John Preston.
The testimony showed that Lawson saw
Preston put the money in satchel, which
was LETT in the back room of his house.
Under pretence Of going there for, a
drink Of water the prisoner entered the
room.
They then left the house and when Pres
ton returned home ten minutes later he
found that his money was missing.
Justice Crutchfeld issued q bench war
rant against the accused charging him
with burglary and sent the case on to the
grand Jury.
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A Room TO yIRGISrANs.
Cosonel Dickinson Makes . Cencession In
Regard to Bear Litids Water 9" the
state of Virginia.

Sloto W vsrgfusas
No. Al WEST OSx-uuNpzxp-syD-T-yESry-
rouKrn STREET. NEw YonK.
PoE MQ1<r, Esq. Richno,d, rd.:
Recognizing the fact that Virgins Ia the
home OF Lithia Waters, tne efficacy and
usefulness of which Qn the treatment OF
diseases brought on from excess OF ur,c
acid in the human system, such "a goat
gravel. and dyspepsia, leading 10 liver,
kidney. and stomach troubles) - attract
ins the attention OF the leading physicians
OF the world. am induced. at your sng-
gestion. to conccde tc the yeople OF vu-
ginia the use Of Bear Lithia Springs Water,
to which so many fave become accus-
toned. on such terms "a xIlpiace 10 within
the reach Of the poor as well a. the rich.
Az the President of the stock company
that has lately taken control OF these
Springs-probabiy the most wonderful IN
the world of the kind-I will grant to the
people OF The State the privilege Of using
this water at price not to exceed twenty
Ave cents per gallon. provided the vessels
for taking il from the grocer or druggist IL
furnished by the purchaser. Satisfactory
arrangements will be made with those
handling the water 10 carry out your re-
quest in this particular.
The price al the Springs will DO the same
10 all dealers in the water, and barrel
and demijohn business will be done with
this State 50 as 10 make the low price at
tainable. But with more distant stats
tho company viii be compelled to furnish
the water only in cases. aud the established
retail price for oue case Of one dozen half
gallon bottles will be S4.25 except at re-
mote points from the Springs, where
freighting wo,sd regulate the price.
(Sirncdl A. G.. DICKINSON.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-31
Properfy Transfers.

The following deeds of bargain and sale
were recorded yesterday in the Clerks
office of the Chancery Court:
Rachael and Fanny Lyon TO Alexander
III. Lew. IS 615-l2 feet on south side Grace
street between Eighth and Ninth, 80.
w. F. Reddy, special commissloner' 20
james Hartley. 81 feet on west side fltth
styest bet tween Denny and Louisiana, IS.
Henry Spear and wife to Isabella Brown,
% feet on Pine street southeast corner
Cumberland, 1900.
Thomas c. Williams's executors 10 Sue
w, wife Of G. T.. Buck. 81 feet on north
side Franklin street near Laurel, $3.50.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-31
Safe friotnGs.

Through many years, for young and old,
Much property we have bought and sold.
From shoals aud breakers our craft has
glided,
And none of the ndnyhave been misguided.
None of the many have been led into
trouble
By the promise "their fortune we would
do,ltRe.n
The new year manyto our calling will add.
Some of Us feel joyous, whilo Others are sad,
A spirited competition in business We de-
sire.
May the aim be not low. but up stu hs9Asr.
Nav we your continued cnfdsnce claim
And thus show the world there's some
thing IN name.'
Very truly yours,
CaswSIsa h Rosr,
Real Estate Agents, Auctioneers. and
Brokers, No. o north Tenth street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-31
THE poRCuPiNE FIGHT.
Colonel Forsyth Reports rwcuty-Five
Killed and Thirty-Four Wounded.


OMAHA, December 30.-Colonel Forsyth
reached the Pine Ridge Agency this morn.
ing with the Seventh cavalry and the sur
viving prisoners. He reports twenty-five
Of his men killed and thirty-four wounded
IN the fight on Porcupine yesterday.
General Brooke has since the fight revoked
his orders for the trains to carry prisoners
south under guard. There is only a rem
nant left.
A special 10 the Bee from Rushville SAYS:
AT daybreak this morning thirty Indians
belonging to "Two-Strikes" band tried
10 capture provision train Of the Seventh
cavalry two miles from Pine Ridge The
Indians were ali killed. The remains of
Captain Wallace arrived here at noon to-
day, and the body will be sent TO Fort
Robinson. People are focking into town
by hundreds from the territory bordering
on the reservation.
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THE INDIAN WAR.
,,ess HUNDRED or THE REDSKINS
KILLED AT WOUNDED KNEE.
80. slaughter Proceediag--Pine Ridge
Attacked Dy Eosiiies, Who Later
Eetroat-Ibe Casualties There.
,nr telegraph 70 no Dispatch.l ]

w,su1yarox, ID. O., December 9o.-The
c.,,missoner of Indian Affairs this morn
-. -eceived the following dispatch from
Int d. +. Roger. dated Pino-Ridge In
O. AGENCY. December 2sth: "On Wound
- Knee creek this morning, while the sol
S.,. we're disarniug Big Foot and his band
- their surrender, a fight took place
'h,cb resulted in the killing Of about 500
,.3.,ns and several of the soldiers, in
,,o5inc Captain Wallace, with a number
q sounded.
FIRING on TIP AGEsCY.
uTUo Strike and his party, who were
--..,.el on White-Clay creek Just below
- C,oud's house, opened fire on the
l+,r, from the hill-iops opposite the
,,-l,pe.school, woundlng two soldiers.
,..I'ec ret1rned the fire, killing two OF
4. etlko's Indians and wounding two
Ir.-s Two STRIKE and his band have re-
,.,tsd In a northwosterly direction from
-,.rrcv. and il is supposed are trying 10
49, tboir way back 20 the Bad Lands.
r.. t,r toe Pino-Ridge Indians have taken
t-..rt.re part IN tho war. bat Big Foot's,
Rear's. Kicking Bears, and Two
t.-te'. bands have been and are active IN
A.. disturbance"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-31
ACHURCH OF BEAUTY
PICTURE OF THE GRACE STREET Peo-
PIES HANDSOME NEW BUILDING.
Description OF tho Structure, which VIII
Cost $50, OO0-Heated with Steam md
Lighted by Electricity.

Below is presented q most interesting
picture. II ia cut Of the new house OF
worship now being erected by the Grace
Street Baptist church. and viii occupy the
same site on which the old building stood.
Even glance at the picture will enable
the reader to form some conception as to
the proportions and beauty of the new
structure, but careful study OF the whole
scheme of the building is necessary in or
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-31
LAWYERS ABOUT TO fight.
re..rs. Hurhes and CHM Arrested on This
Charge.

Messrs. George p. Hughes and ;; b.
o;nn both members of the Richmond bar,
We're w.T arrested yesterday afternoon by
oA,cer Shinberger on a warrant charging
thosn with being about to comrAit breach
u Hnebes' f"o It seems, went to the Office OF
G;nn dnripe the day for the purpose OF
collecting a bill. which, however, Glnn TO
fused 10 pay, saying that he did h2s th OVEN G;nn
Hughes then. used LANGUAGE TniIn - ,ha
construed TO be insulting. anu pom oe sst,c snc
enconntsr between them was imminent =,
Hearina Of the difficulty Mr.. William h.
Rever;das a notary public, issued the war
rant for their arrest. Both Of them were ,s re
hailed for their appearance at the Police
Court this morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-31
pARNeLL AND o,eRIEN.
They Meet at Boulogne and Have Half an
Hour,s Talk.

Try lo-Amerinan cable 30 the Dispatchl
BoULoGsB, December SO.-OBrieh ana
Gill arrived this morning from Amiens'
and Parnell came from Foikstone at r.
NJ, accompanied by John and William hed:
mond, Clancy. and Kenny, all mners SO, o,
Parliament. and Vincent Scully. who was
defeated at Kilkenny. and Editor oDrieni;
of the FreeDson's Journal. fsinen anu
OBrien met in the hotel and held nan M
hours confsrence in the private room apd
lunched together, seemingly on very g1o. g,
terms. Nothing has been learned OF wna'
transpired ut the conference. Ine nsvss
papes-men are mustered IN ioroe Aoo1' 'A'
hotel.
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A Accommodations Calendar. .

The most sensible and basiness-like cal
endar that we have seen comes 20 us from
N. w. Aver a Son. Newspaper Advertising
AGENTS, philadelphia. and bears their
"keeping eyerlastingly at Il" imprint II
il 30 large and clear that its dates can be
easily distinguished across an once. and y
tastidions 70 its company for year.
II Is sent TO any address, postpaid, on
receipt Of 70 cents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-31
R..,cn,tion OF Mr. Raynai.

Mr.. A. II. Raynal. superintendent Of the
Richmond Locomotive and Machine
Works. has rendered his resignation. to
take eject tomorrow. Mr.. Raynal came
hero from New York about two years ago
10 accept the position which be now re-
sicns. His successor has not yet been
named. His first assistant, Mr.. MILAN,
will, however. superintend the machinery
of the warsh!p Texas.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-31
rhn Goyernor Invited.

Governor Mckinney has received an in
vitation TO attend the golden anniversary
~ the wedding of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles l..
Cooke. of Hollns Institute. which takes
place to- day.
He is also in receipt of an invitation to
attend the annual banquet of the Young
Mans Democratic Association OF Phila-
delphia on January etb-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-31

Miss Cornelia Y. Bear and Mr.. Isaac
May were married last night at the home
Of the bride.
The committee ON ST. Johns Burying-
Ground met yesterday evening and ordered
the payment OF bills
Mr.. wythe G. Tyree, formerly Of Rich
mond. but now Of Altoona. Pa, 10 spend
ing Christmas with his mother.
Mr.. James Lyons yesterday qualified IA
executor of the will of Anthony Robinson.
Bond was given IN the sum Of 110o
Mr.. and Mrs. Toney Muller cslehrated
shsir tin wedding Monday night and On.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-31
ANOTHER INDIAN FIGHT.
u, Indians Capture "A Cavalry Train-Re'
taken and Thirty Reds Wounded.

taken and thirty Rods Wounded.
ry telegraph 70 ,he DlspaichJ
OmH,. December S1-The Fc's special
tu nashville. Neb. Says; Advices from
t-. 10 VI way give news Of another en-
cllter between the troops and Indians
o. .rf within four miles OF the agency.
4-s seventh and Ninth cavalry were Just
t.ur il from Yesterdays battle-t field,
followed 10 some distance by their proyi-
.a lrln On reaching the point named
large baud az the Indians headed
a Chief TwO-Strike dashed sud
d.liy upon the tram, captured
q. ui were making OF towards Bad Lands,
airn tle cavalry wheeled and gave pur-
uit "a TIE battle which followed over
.Hriy Indians were wounded. but 10 sol
cien Wcrr killed According 10 the latest
reports IWo-Strike'5 Indians had yester-
ca t,en considered peaceabie aud sub
lrei but their sudden change of mind
.luss tho grayest fears TINT perhaps
Gone 0f tho sO-called iflendhcs can
rehsd on. However, the word from
Urn.rd Brooke 70 the settlers to-day IS
80 $ hat reassurng. u being to the effect
tat Che great body Of the saYages have
iHaiued loyal all the while, and that
taIiy an the rebols are dead. He further
.ls the settlers here are not now IN
danger. Reliable news ~ also at hand
bH Colonel Henry j. now approaching the
'eacy with 100 Indians captured III Bad
LANDS. Kbis Is believed 70 include oil the
Remnant of the rebels on the reservation,
th1 hopes are entertained Of a speedy set
uuneBt.
KILLED AND woUNDyD.
II has cost the lives of about 250 Indians
az twenty-five or thirty soldiers killed
n Nrr
y may be said that peace is yet established.
The bodies OF gallant Captain Wallace
sld other dead soldiers arrived here
y nOon from the agency. and will
- slpped 10 Fort Robinson, the
heafest military post Rushyille is crowd
el With settlers. The churches and all the
lbele rooms are thrown open and no ef-
i'ft Is beng spared 10 make the refugees
V!nt,ftaOle. They are here on the advice
~ GeaerI Brooke. They are not only
ready tO defend their homes, but many
euSious to enlist with the regulars II
''f'Sef ngbting should occur.
EKisFofcrnZNTs nRApY.
iee BeFs special from Rosebud Agency,
= ~. says Two troops Of the Rintk
s'a.fy snd threo companies Of the Eighth
h''2 haVe ',esr repaired TO move at q
E"ia = noh c. ssf night orders came
- -sm % tszat ~ sr~e scr the Had
,-At.ls Pockets at a0secGd hare seen f.-
AN signalling with looking -giAss. Tho
.,eyp4e u about twenty young men 20
80 horses and break for tho Bad Lands
Uncovered by the arrest of the frat
SsiioiAL HEroBrs-KmLrp AND wotxDxD.
t,nnhIsoros, ID. C., December S0.-The
Sslhg telegram was received by the
s,massonIjeaeral Of the united States
Lse this afternoon, dated Pine-Ridge
ss.y, ,. y. !" report that during an
'sslsnt with tho Indiana yesterday
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-31
WILLLEAVE TO-DAY.
Mr.. O'Conpor Goes to Philadelphia Ihi:
Morning. But May Return.

Mr.. Thomas p. 0'Connor. the visiting
Irish member of Parliament, spent another
very pleasant day in Richmond yesterday.
He lunched with Mr.. Yirginius Newton,
made few calls in the afternoon. aud at
night was dined at General Joseph X. An
derson's.
At1l o'clock this morning MIR. OConnor
will leave on the northern train for Phiia-
delphia. He, with Mr. Dillon, another OF
the Irish ENJOYS, viii probably revisit
Richmond some time during January.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-31
,,,,.irxhib,tion Of Poultry.

The annual exhibition of the Richmond
Poultry and Pigeon Association Will begin
on Tuesday next. the 9Th instant. on Broad
street near Ninth, and last until Saturday
the 10th. inclusive.
Members of the ASSOCIATION have been
busily AT work for several months perfect
ing arrangements for this the largest snow
of the kind ever held IN Virginia. Ihey
nromise 10 show visitors the finest col
lection of fowls ever seen together IN
this locality
The premium-list offers many special
prizes besides the regular association pre-
miumg
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-31
DANCE OUTTHE OLD.
The Gesangvorein and It's Programme for
Tonight.

"Sylvoster Nacht the last night of the
year-will. as is usual, be celebrated to-
night by the Gesangyerein Virginia at
Sanger Hall. beginning at o'clock.
The programme is as follows. Overture,
orchestra Humorous Musical Compost
ton, A. Vallner; Chorus, Gesangyerein
Virginia; Bass Solo. Mr.. Oscar Lohmann ;
Quartette, Mr.. and Mrs. ii. Greeuer, Miss
Mary Greener, and DIr. Oscar Lohmann.
Part /. is a one-act comedy, entitled
Der Nachtwaetcher" (night-watch), and
embraces in the cast Miss Lena Thilow.
Messrs. Christian Droste, A. Vollman, and
Charles l.. Siegel.
The programme will be followed by a
ball, after which supper will be eaten.
During the latter toasts appropriate TO the
occasion will be- drank.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-31

has been had TO its capacity and conve-
niences. II is believed that IL viii not only
accommodate the congregation, but viii
furnish excellent facilities for carrying on
the various good works in which the
church is engaged.
The house may properly be divided into
the basement audience-room, and rear
range of rooms.
suSDAY-scHooL ROOMS AND PARLcRs.
The basement will contain Sunday
school room which will be high-pitched,
airy. and well lighted. Between the from.
towers there will be the ladies' pariors. ca
pable Of seating over 100 persons and easily
arranged for Bible-class rooms. At the
northern end of the room will be several
Bible-class rooms, and also the elegant
apartments for the infant class. II is for
tunately arranged that all these rooms
the ladies' parlors. the infant class, and the
Bible-class ro0ms-are cut off from the
large Sunday-school room only by SASH
windows. and can be opened for use when
ever the main room proves inadequate.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-31
Ordered to stop BsfanehnE.
Try teinxrnph 70 ne Dlspatch.l

Nyw Yosx, Decepsbw s9s--Coileetos
Ebrhardt to-day received q letter Ifo.n
Secretary TiDdam instructing nm "
cop the reimding Of dnsssn on naib .rh;rb
rss @ Ssc,ded by the Supreme Court, TO %
w1onciv construed. The amount ,oI gu,
tIss 40 Tar refunded IA about VI, ,ooV.oo ana
ans ooo. 900 arc yet TO be paid
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-31
AVERY LARGE SEATING CAPACITY.

II has been the special study of the archi;,
tect TO furnish an auditorium which shall
be as near perfection as possible. lts seat,
ing capacity, outside of the pulpit and
organ-gallery, will be 1858, and this, by
actual measurement, viii be 39S more than
can be put in any other house OF worship
in Richmond. Beside there will be outside
aisles on both floors Of the room, which
will furnish standing space for nearly 800
persons more. To accommodate this
mighty thr0ng there will be admirable ar-
rangements. The floor will be bowled with
total inclination of three feet, and the
height Of thepulpt will correspond exactly
10 this fall in the floor. There will be gal
leries on three sides of the room, but each
separated from the other The ceiling will
be coyed and will be finely adapted forven-
tilation. lighting, and artistic finish. As yet
the glass has not been chosen except for
the basement, but it is understood that It
will DO Of quality fully IN harmony with
the other appointments OF this noble
building.
HEATED WITH STEAM AND LIGHTED WITH ELEC-
TRICITY.
The pulpit platform will be large and
will project quite far into the audience
room. Ia its rear and on line with the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-31
The Opern To-Nigh,

The engagement of the Pauline Hall
Opera Company opens at the Academy TO,
to-msrrow. both at the matinee and night.
Frmiuie will be played at the Other three
PERFORMANCES. The company Is said TO DC
o strong one.