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pieces and very costly. On 1; Is engraved the
following:
Presented %
Mrs. W. II. owens
by the
Employees OF the H. & d. X. II. Co..
1900


The school census, which includes oil pereons
between tho ages OF I've aud twenty-one, is now
being taken by Professor \. y. tlizsorali.
Whom THIS wa done tho last timo thcre were
Ebont tTcnty-four hundred namos iaken.
thousand more than this will probably re the re-
suit OF the present enumeration.
William Bruce, n negro Of III y-two, and Lola
wallace, a duaky maiden OF somc two dozen
years less. were married yesterday IN the
Mayors Court by Roy. T. +. Reynolds.
COW got her horns entanged tn tho Tenth
street gate OF the courthouse yard yesterday
morning First Tho cato hsd % be sawed TO
get the horn out, and then tho horn had 70 DO
cut 70 get tho cato on.
Mr. II. {. Chsmbhn. OF Whi;by stock farm.
will In day or Two send 70 George ~. Clair. ot
Lexington, KY, for training HIS splendid stall
Hons Norfolk aud Edgwooi. Bourbon Baron
Will follow later In tho season.
Miss beilamy. Of Raleigh, ". C., is visiting
Mss Enla holt. on seventh street
Tho Ltt-ick Baptist sunday school viii have n
bastet picnic az Granite Grove, in Dinwiddio
county, on July an.
Mr. B. r. pilson aad wife. OF this city, woro re-
gist-red at tho Torminal Hotsl, West Point. last
wees.
Mis- Bessie Bouldln, Of Dnnyille, after spend
ing pleasant cmo iu Manchester, is now visit
Ing friends IN llonrico
Rev. DR. i. Powell Garland, presiding elder
OF iii5 district, preached at Central Methodist
church sunday morning.
Mrs. aud MrS James X. Murphy and their
uausutel' Miss hluh, OF tni' Guy, NtFe gone 70
ylsii Mrs. Murphy's aunt, Mrs. ID. G. Clarke. AZ
Auee's station Hanover county.
The cases OF persons charged with driving
loaded wagons over grayolled sLreots hsye boou
continued until next Monday. at which time they
will come up before the Mayor for tTial.
Mrs. Charles s Norris, of el02 north Calvert
street, Baltimore. who has bson visiting her
friend. Mrs. LandOn Jones, 100 Hull street, re-
turned 90 her homo yesterday morning.
Mr.. ". 2. Gale co iidenual clerk 10 Mr. T. W.
Geniry, master mechanic Of tho Richmond ana
DanylLle railroad, left yesterday evening 70
Hot springs, Ars., where be Will spend several
months.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-01
A DvICE TO MOTHERS.

For over afty years MRS wINsLows
SOOTHING SYRUP has boon used by mothers
FOR their children while teeihing. Are you dis
mrbei o., night snd broken OF your ros, by sick
child suffering and crying with pain ~ cutting
teeth' I, so sond a. once and gotta bottle u
"Hrs Win-ow's soothing syrup" Tor Children
Toething. lis yslno ia incslculsble. II will re-
nayo the .aor ngtlo sufferer Immediately. De-
pend Upon &c. lo'hers; a,re b. NO nistsss
aU1ui o. q c-ts Dysa1l.ry snA rsrrhra,
regulates 30 stomach a h0rois. enr,e wa
COLO. -oftous the Gums, reduces ianammailcs,
and gives tone aud ouorgy - tho whole sysicn
Mrs. Ninslows soothing syrup" tor chiiirsa
ieething Is pleasant 20 the taste AMI IS tho pge-
scripiion of ono ot tho oliei' ani beet female
physicians and nurses In he Unitoi sta'es. 0nd
II FOR salo by al Druggists throughout tho world
Prise % cents bottle be sure sni AK tos
MRS. Wlss.OW's SOOTHING situr"
Ap lO-uoIftAll
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-01

Professor Wistcr Archer's family loft yester-
day Tor tho mountains for the summer.
Miss \. Marie Forandini has returned from
the Convent Of tho Holy Name, ~ Longuelle,
Quebec
Mrs. Frank Perry, Of 3iS west Main street left
tuesday % visit relatives iu New ork city, Long
Branch, and CatsIiil mountains.
Tho ladies' Of Fairfield Presbyterian church
viii give a fCas' aud concert al ineir church. on
tho MechGnicsylle road near the toil-gate, THIS
evening
Hon. John W. Daniel paid flying visit 70
Richmond Yesterday. coming in the morning
nnl going away in the afternoon. lie stopped
AZ Ruegers.
Billie Nash, of the Boston Base Bail Club,
was the recipient 2 fow days a,o. while 40 Cicve-
land, oi Handsome pearl scarf pin from Gene
rel ~ DixwelL
Angus. /. yonderlehr and Charlie Hulcher
LETT The city Yesterday for Norfolk, Virginia
Beach. ani Oh Point, wbero th"y vii spend a
wcek or ten days.
Mr. W. r. Gaylo, stenocrepher for tho Rich
mond ana DGuviue Railroad Company, left tho
city yesterday tor Hot springs, Ark, "hero he
viii DO -wO montls.
Mr. ". W. Barrow has becn elected secretary
Of the tour bodies Oi tic Ancient and Accepted
Scottish Rite OF FteomasOnry, southern iurs-
dlctiOu, located IN his city.
!. Garland Pollard. son Of Professor John Pol.
lard. leaves Richmond this afternoon for New
port. r. l., whore he will study elocutOn 10 the
summer session OF the Boston school Expression.
Mrs. Iko Wertheim and children will leave for
Norfolk, Va, tomorrow accompanied by her
sic or. MISS Nors v Burton, {, spend tho sum-
iner with their mother, Mrs. M II. Burton, No.
- Bermuda street
Clarence A. Marshall, director OF tho Mozart
Association and orcnnist ~ All Saints church,
lett yesterday morning for a twO months yaca-
ton I'm Boston Gnl farther North. While I'm Now
York he will BOOK some excellent attractions for
the Mozart n,uslcIits
Among tho Richmond people 81 old Point
Sunday we're james B. Pace and wife. Charles
J.. Todd aud wife. T.. h. Ellstt, T.. 7. Camubeil,
Joseph {. DirgersOn, Edward j. Warren, G. +.
Wingo, T.. d. Taylor y. II. hargrOye. r. {. Car
rison. John Mann, j. j. kanEiu. Ihoma. ID. Cum
ninsham. Miss Lummie Cunningham. Edwari
Wlnfree, ID. o. DAVIS, j. hoWt1n Taylor, John
Bese.er, Louis kaWliugs, j. a. Pylo. anu Colonel
i " Niles Cary
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-01
NEWS OF MANCHESTER
What is De.ng Done and said Across the
River.


Several months ago Sir. VI. II. Owens accepted
the position OF master no hanic Of the Georgia
Pacific railroad, with headlusrtcrs at Birming-
ham. Ala, Gnd az once entered upon his duties.
Tor tour cen years before this Nr. OTens had
heen In tue employ oi the Ricamond ami Dan
vilie Company more lat,ery as general fore
man Of .hs LhOls 10 THIS city.
Tast week nr Owcus came home % hnnches-
ter to visit bis family, sad on saturday night lie
was ,endsrcd an overwhelming reception al
Ieade- Hall Committees from the various de-
pertments OF the shop we're cppotnied TO inyiIe
Sr. owen, and his wIfe % meet tho old co-labor-
ers Of the former. .,
present about 200 people. about ono taird OF
whom were ladies.
The various committees and those holding
POSITIONS OF prominence IN The nh0ps were
seated on the platform. \ lllt.e atter o'ciocH
ar aud urs owens entered The hall and rc-
colved q perfect ovation a. they proceeded to
their eoats la tho front row.
A beEutiful solo was surg by Miss Phillips, OF
Richmond. after which Mr. John j. Bailey, NJ.
oweus's successor IN the shops, introduced rev.
The ,,oe,"r made n splendid address, abound
iny In much Nit and Da.E9s. noar the cOaclu3iop
Of which ,nerc was exposed u Wow h-ngso'ne
silver ga service. tho Sitt os the men 10 theif
former foreman.
Mr. owen, responded in approprig,s terms, aud
seemed greatly aacctoi by the SiGd an unox-
pectcd remembrance. 49,,
At tho request Of those In charge, Judge VII.
liam 4 Clopton read t.e re 5lu'ions prepared
nv ~ a xori,men OF ;hc ton departments Of the
shops. ,. A., o.
1hsv exprcssed their regret at losing < Mr.. Owens
from their midst, but signihed th-ir hpprecia-
tjoa OF tho fact thst his irue merit end mctlie
hni beep recognized by tho railroad com pany
win which Le Is now engased-the Georgia Pa
cinc. -.
ssutly-sngrAysa silver service 81 ebeot ao@eA
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their boy in n happier world. He was
born in Beauregard. the home OF his
maternal grandfather. near the White
Sulphur SPRINGS. and was educated at
Georgetown College. Upon finishing there
be came 10 this city 20 accept a position
in the Dispatch cOunting-roOm and TO
mako his home with Colonel COwardin.
Hero il Richmond he drew about him
wide circle of loving friends. He had tho
courage and spirit oi tho best type ot
| sou .Eern manhood. with the gentieness
and delicacy of feeling Of woman.
ile was generous and kind. courteous
and cOpsiderate.
Last winter his constitution, mover very
strong. wss undermined by On attack Of IA
gri3Df After his illness he attempted 10
resume his regular business Cuties, but
found himself 700 weak. ana in the spring
went 30 visit relatives on the Eastern Shore
/ Ot Maryland. Thence he went 10 81. sin-
cents: but the hOped-for results OF n
change Of treatment ard climate were
never realized. His last wOrds-his last
! looks when speech failed hm-werc of cx-
! ceeding tend racss and love for the Sisters
and physicians who had attended him, FOR
! the dear ones Of hls family, and OF m
swoTying trust IN the good Master whom
be had humbly tried TO follow.
the body was brought to Colonel Co
wardia's residence. No. 107 east Franklin
street. Yesterday. and al 10 o'clock to-
morrow morning the funeral will take
place from st. Peters cathedral, by which
time 10 is expected that Colonel Cowardn
and family viii reach this city.
There Il no telegraphlc communication
with Cobb's Island and n message had to
| be sent thitbeT from the Eastern Shore by
| boat.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-01
A TERRIFIC STORM.
IL VISITS Wheeling-No Lives Lost-No Sc
rlous Damage Done.
LRy teleeraph % lhe Dispatch.l

lBy telegraph 70 the Dispatch.l
PrrrsgUgGH, Pa. juno GA special from
wheeling, W. Va. saws: one OF the most ter
ria, electrical storms ever witnessed here visited
the city this afternoon AZ O'Clock aud lasted an
hour The storm came from the southwest, cnc
accompanying u was q tremendous reiaisll.
flooding tue streets aud many 0f tne
collars in tho lover pert Of the city.
mo lightning played havoc all through
tho city. but no lives arc reported lost
Iightniug ran INTO the telephone exchange 10
tho four. n story Of the Peoples Bans balllinS
and set The tower on fire. Tho eniirc depart
meut was called ont. end what bGde fair 10 b. an
urly ire In tho heart of the ~ 1Gs soon uuder
control. All telephone comm ID eaton IN the
cjtv will be stopped lor ten days pending re-
neirs The lich ming struck az other points in
the city but no serious damage was done.
A. Wheeling IA K the ann al parade OF tho
American U!as-W0rkers' Union was 10 pro-
q ass aud fully ten lhousani people were OK
rosoi 10 the fury oi no storm.
owing to the telephone communication being
shut OF It cApnO. be learned what damage hcs
been done Gu tns outskirts OF tbs city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-01
Death of Mr. Clarence j. SeaIe.

On Sunday morning at $3.50 o'clock at st.
Vincent's Hospital, IN Norfolk, Dir. c. j.
Neale, of this city died; aged twenty three.
His sister and brother wero at his bedside
when tho immortal spirit left the
poor, emaciated body; but this consola-
ton was denied his uncle and aunt. Colonel
G. O'B. and Mrs. Cowardin, who, little sus-
pecting their beloved relative was 20
rapidly nearing his end, had gone to Cobb's
lslard 10 carry their sick children.
Mr. Eeale was son of 4. Clarence and
Alice Coysrdin Neale. beth OF whom await
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-01
s,,,., Me.tine of Grain Exchange.

The annual meeting Of lie Grain ana cotton
year was held yesterday morniug in tho rooms
Of the exchange. The inspectors OF election re- re-
ported tho following duly elected 70 serse lot
iyelyo mouths: President, Charles n. siinpsva
rirst Nice. President, \. X Savage: Second vice.
p...iasnt Warner Moore hoard Of Directors
n B fs,taterro, Philip hsxaD. ". q; cieinons,
a. n fIetr. Thomas j. Todd, X 7. Alvey, }. II.
Deaao. George 7. King. John Adds.rn; fIeoj 10 W.
sas",s,, Sat Frazer, and Charles Ii. hssan.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-01
THE GOOD TFMPLARs.
meteorological Report for June

The subjoined table gives sunrise. mini
mum and maximum readings of the ther-
mometer, the course of the wind at sunrise,
and the amount of rainfall for the month
of March.
The readings of the thermometer were
taken in an elevated portion of the city,
the position Of the instruments being free
from any influence of refracted heat. They
are self-registering, of the very best French
manufacture, and the figures are believed
TO be absolutely correct:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-01
.yuficc ffoiladay.
al Ne lilo OF Ne p..paIea.

TO ne EiiOr OF ne DssDnlca'
As Judge Holaday name has besn men:
toned I'm connection with the iudgeship OF
the Chancery Court OF the city OF Rich
mond. think il Is duo TO h,m TO say that
on Saturday he declined 10 allow any petit
tion 10 be circulated in his behalf. and that
his frieads have been unable 20 induce
him 70 announce himself a. candidate.
Respectfully. WILLIAM ELLYsoS.
lima 10 IS.O
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-01
TWO BOYS DROWNED.
While Bathing Willie Burnett and Joseph
hTcGhee Lose Their Lives.

Sunday morning about o'clock Willie
Burnett and Joseph McGhee, two boys.
aged seven and fourteen years respective
~, were drowned while bathing in DR..
Aliens mill-pond, in Hanover county. on
the Cold-Harbor road, about fourteen
miles from Richmond.
The Younger of the boys was the only
son Of Mr.. J. Temple Burnett, of Hanover.
McGhee, a very promising lad, was son
of Mr.. j. l.. McGhee.
The two bodies were recovered.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-01
IMPOSING CEREMONIES.
The Philadelphia Cathedral of II. Peter
md Il InnI lnnaerrafe1.

anu -. 1hi '"hH''ih'''
PHILADELPHIA, June O.-Tho Roman Catholic
Cathedral Of ~. Peter and 81. Paul. the corner
stone os which was lsid september 8. 1896, sss
consecratci to-day With most imposing core-
monies. Added interest ws5 given 20 tho oo,a-
sion BY the presence of Car linal Gibbons auc
bishops. archDlsh0ps aud priests from all paris
OF tho cOuntry. no sermon Dan preached ~
Cardinal Gibbons Mass Was celebrated
hy Bishop Oiiara. tho Oldest bishop
present Tho pontIhcal blessing vas delivered
from mo ihrone By Archbishop Ryan. lndHl-
genes frl m the Pope Were read aud the In : -reS-
siye services. lasting noary eight hours. wore
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-01

1. High wind and slight shower in the after
noon.
IIght shower at night.
a High wind and shower about p NJ.
4. Rain in the afternoon.
3 Light shower at night
b Slight sprinkle at night
q Light rain iu the forenoon.
= Light shower about noon.
o shower az night, with thunder and light
ming.
10 Rain at night.
Rainfall for tho month. .59inches
We give below a table showing the near
temperature aud the average amount OF
rainfall during the corresponding month
for the past eleEen years:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-01
Closed on Account OF tho Crowd.

Miller 4 Rhoads were compelled p close
their doors yesterday morning between II
and - o'clock On account % the trCmon.
dous crowds Of people attending their rc-
lief sale. Those who could not 60. "a
Yesterday can come in lhis morning aud
share IN the great slaughter of DTcsl
Goods. White Goods. &c. SO. Everything
Will be sold. No goods reserved.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-01
Judgment fnr pinirtIn.

In tho City Circuit Coart tho Judge oyerruled
the demurrer OF the defendant In tho case Of
Warner Moore against Allen j. HarriA The
Jury rendered verdict OF Sl.O3S.25 In favor Of
the dete ndanL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-01
TOOYOUNG FOR JAIL.
Justice Crutchfield Requires Security of
the -FOUR Little Thieves.

John Lucas (colored) and John Haynes
(white), the Two little boys whose arrest
was mentioned IN the Dispatch Sunday,
were before the Police Justice yesterday
morning on the charge of stealing gold
watch, chain, and other articles, the pro-
pertv Of Mrs. John q. Ellis.
The evidence was conclusive against them, ana
after some deiberation Justice CrGichueld de-
cided 20 require security for their good behavior
for twelve months.
The samo disposition was made OF Ananias
George ana Edwari Thomas, two very youthful
negroes, WHO on saturday night sneaked into
Mr. Percy Montasue's house and were caught IN
tho act OF carrying Of eDout 500 worth OF silver
ware.
HAp 20 USE HIS CLUB.
About o'clocA Sunday Policeman Werner.
while on duty on Virginia street. came across
John Curry, very drunk and boisterous. Tue
policeman stte pied 10 arrest him, when Curry
struck out from the shoulder, knocking the
officer down.
MIR. Werner regainec his fee. as rapidly as
possible and dealt Curry blow on the side OF
the head, iunctlng Il scaip-wOund which had the
eject OF cooling him on considerably, and ne
accompanied the oncer 10 the statior-house
without more ado
When the case was called in the Police Court
yesterday morning Mr.. Werner asked that the
charge OF resisting tho officer against Curry 10
! dismissed, as lie had behaved very nicely after
he had been eobered of with the cluD This
was done and Curry vas nned - nnd costS for
/ being drunk.
OTHER CASES.
William Rowlcs tcoiored), was charged with
being an escaped prisoner.
on the 10Th Of Jaue Bowles was sent 20 jail in
default of the payment OF u nno. When Beilin
Turner reached tho jail with his consignment
no found one OF them hal departed hence Oh The
way Tho roil-csn showed that Bowles was tho
missing man.
Last sunday the Bsilin saw Bowles en- tho
street and caught on " 10 him.
lie Was sent on 10 the grand Jury.
Dick Grafton (colored). drunk and disorderly.
Fined s250 ana cost
william Detrck (colored), creating disturb.
anco on the premises of Daniel stephens. Fined
a.. ~ aud cost
George Valentine lcoloredl. disorderly and
threatening 10 beat Mamie Brooks Fined 80
and cost.
Andrew jackson tcoloredl, eisorderiy on tho
street. Fined ESQ aud cost.
Robert Welsh and james Terrell (colored),
fighting Oe the street Tho case was continued
In lN
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-01
The Ra,lroad Connections.

The superintendenis OF the Chesapeake and
Ohio and the Valley Division OF tho Baltimore
ani Ohio roads will meet the hRilroal Commits
-ioner at his oiiice at ~ a. NJ. today with refer
ence 10 passenger connections at Staunfon. Tho
Chamber OF Commerce Will be represented.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-01
The gbpprery fOurf.

Judge Wontord presided In tho Chancery
Court for q short tmo yesterday.
Mr. JscgsOn Guy qualified as administrator OF
the estate OF Colonel John n. Guy. lie gave
bond IN tho sum of 10000. with Messrs. :. H.
Puliam, "a. NJ. Gillian. and George ). Yashon.
.fr &. auroffa.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-01
Children Cry for Pitches Ccstorla.


Nothing IA more trying 20 the oyes than tho
Pickering which Is almost insepsraole from the
use OF gas; hence students, professional men.
auI oil 1ho require soft. mellow, steady light
invariably use PRArT's ASTRAL Oh
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-01

AT il:i0 yesterday morning the city ambulance
was called % sO2 east Cary street TO attend Mary
Bond, white woman, VINO was suffering with
peritOniii4 She was carried 20 the amsbOuse.
one Of the employees At the Richmond Loco
motiYe-M Orks had an attack OF chOlc.G-morDus
Yesterday afternoon about half past >. Tho man
was carried 10 his home. on Byrd street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-01
Pnlice Conrt Stnfi.tics.

posed OF 30 criminal cases aud tried 555 charges
Of ordinance violations. On criminal charges q
persons were sent on 10 the Hustngs Court for in
dictment by the grand jury. IS were conviciei OF
nlisdemeanor, 62 wsro sent 10 jail In default OF
surety for their good baheyI0r, and g5s were
fued. Fines collected: City. fS2l0; State,
$40 a: ccste f2Jl l5J-tOtal, 81, l,l3l.l5.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-01
Cnn Nlnrtrnre Thnir Church.

Judge Wellfor1, Of the City Circuit Court, yes
terday entered an order allowing the trustees Of
the Laurel-streer Methodist church 10 borrow
sum not exceeding 5000, 10 be used in making
improvements on tho church. ana to execute a
deed Of trust on the property 20 secure the pay
mont Of Tic aame
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-01

upon motion OF Mr. James D. Crump tho sanc
committee. with somc additions 20 TO hero
alter MADE, Tarc euthori2of IL prepare pros
poctus, ara nt tho earliest pos1hlc moment pro
ceei 80 solicit subscriptions upon tho crns act
forin Ia tho report, sabjeci, however, 20 any
chances ihsi mighi ~ desircd by tho general
meeting OF stockholders.
COMMITTEES.
Tho chair then snnouncoi tho following
standing committees for mo ensuing wear:
Committee o. ArDlfratlou-tioorgs a. Chris
tiaD, azwoil fllet, Clay Drewry, Il. s. Bosher,
LOWS Bo0kor, Dan Mccarthy
On NanUiaciures--Arih y. Clarke, II. r.
holms, George T. street. W. h. Tr.gg. +. l. Jci-
fres.. y. A. AinaNr.
On Outward 1radc.-A. y. Iaudrrkin, II. =.
Tebo, $ ID. Croushcw, Wer1cr Moore. j. X.
Werih, Thomas Pots
on Commerce f. D. Taylor. u. wanors;cin,
Il. Il. johnson. George -. ILsXtou, N. Phillips,
and samuo! hegcsicr
On fnancc--W. r. QuaFlcs, J. ?. Elan, I. H.
t..r.1in. Blythe Moore, ". q. hancocS. ana n. O..
TOi s.manp.
On iniand Trades. ". Trayers. cha.rmna.
On Chcsapcese md ONO Railroad an Con-
noctious-k. q. Leigh. Jr. ,chGiru an y. b.
TauStorro. q. Il. Alirm, and r. II. Deane.
on i.ichmond AMI Denvi'ie aad Coanec'lons-
l.. 4. ouuger fcnairmaQ), 49, n. ra.mer, W. &,
Erwin, oni Thomas X. Nfrshal.
On Nichmon3, Frcd'ricssb irf and Potomac
an Co1necit ns--A. H. Christau. JT. (ChgIr-
man, tius,avus Milhloor. 1ud q. |. Cotroli.
On Mines snd Acricu.turo--S. u. Ifawes, g.
A. smith Wsro b. Cay. K. q. Lee, A. BarGamin,
4. ". Wood
on Information and stailsics-John y. Cary.
W. ID. Cnosfermsn. J. II. Witty, Thomas Chris
ten, lonis Rawlings. Everett, Waddy
ON Business Entorpr4scs-N. Y Randolph. J.
d. Crump, John Y. Cooke, Thomas y. Garter, y.
". B0we. L. Archibald Cary.
There being no further business, tho meeting
then adjourned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-01
EARLY MORNING FIRE.
Five Unfinished Frame Houses on Morris
Street Burned.

A few minutes before 6 o'clock yesterday
morning fire broke out in one Of the five
unfinished frame houses on Morris street
between Main and Cary, owned by MIR. j..
q. Dickinson.
The flames made such rapid progress
that two of the houses had fallen in before
the FIRE apparatus arrived. The three
others were nearly entirely destroyed.
As none Of the dwellings had been COM
pleted. and therefore were unOccupied, the
fire can be accounted for in no other way
than Of incendiary origin.
The loss is between $1,000 and $1,000;
insurance -. 600
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-01
rv,u,v-ay, CENT r.r,y.,op.

The Seven-pines road will run train cf
Concy Island cars TO Seven Pincs this eve
mag 10 start az 5:l5 o'clock sharp ali re-
turn at o'clock. Go with the crowd.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-01

Mrs. 6. P. Lee, Of New York city, has aeain re-
membered tho soldiers Home by renting TO
Mr. James b. Pace her check for 800.
This is the third donation made the home BY
this noble lady. She says u will make her happy
If her contr. Dution adds % tho comfort of few
Of the gallant soldiers who have taken refuge In
the Home.
This makes 81, 800 she has giyen tho Homo.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-01

The tickets for pictures given away by
Julius Meyer d Sons. Sixth and Broad,
can be brought any ;imo before the 1t II
August aud you will get your picture.
july isf. but viii continue 70 give pic
tc.cs sNay until August lat.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-01
Ane,trnctlYr storm.

SHEFFIELD, ALA, June 80 This place was
Yesterday evening visited ~ terrible storm.
accompanied by almost incossant lightning aud
very IVY wns. The faii - rain was tho so
yorost eier Known here. During tue storm the
Alabaf traw-Works' building was partially
dcstro and tho stock damaged by she ram
frll q 3xtonI Of S35Ol
Att Lady Ensley furnace the reservoir sup
yly-nlpe was struck hy ilgoining and 30 broken
l. DO furnace had 10 banked