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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-12
MARVIN SOON TO BE FREE.
He VIII BE Discharged From tho Penit en-
tiary Next Monday.

T. A. Marvin, the most celebrated pri-
soner in the Virginia penitentiary, Will DO
discharged from that institution on Mon
day next. His ten years term for forgery
and bigamy. five years for each, would not
expire until the fall but for the rebate Of
time which good conduct has entitled
him to.
Marvin was brought TO Richmond Au-
gust %, 1891, bv Detective Robert A. Pink
erton, and il was in September or October
OF that year that he was convicted IN the
Hustings Court on these two indictments
and sentenced to two tive-vear terms.
When he was convicted here there were
charges against him at several other places,
but whether any of these will be pressed
now or not remains to be seen. When the
noted bigamist went to the Virginia penl-
tentiary COmmOnwealth's-Att (nOw
judge Witt had in his hands requisitlon
for Marvin from the Governor of Missouri
and this paper still exists, but II Is doubt
ful whether any process will issue under
il. Judge Witt and Sheriff Southward, of
Eenrico, recently had n talk about the
matter. and the latter wrote to the present
Governor Of Missouri asking if Marvin Is
still wanted. The Executive replied that
he knew nothing of the case, and Mr..
Southwark, who besides being sheriff IS a
detective, has written to the authorities of
the town of Joplett, where the offence Is
alleged to have been committed. lie has
received no response.
No papers have been received by Super
intendent Moses for tho surrender of Mar
win.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-12
DVICE TO MOTHERS.

For over nny years MRS. wlSsLowS
SOOTHING SYRUP has been used by mothers
for their children while tsething Are you dis
turbed at night and broken OF your res' by s'cf
child suffering and crying with pain OF cutting
teethf IL so send at once aud get a bottle OF
Mrs winslow's Soothing syrup" for Childrsn
Teething. lts value Is incaculable. IL Will rs-
l,avo the poor little sufferer immediately. De-
pend upon IL mothers: hero "a no mistake
about It Is cures Dysentcry and Dtarrhna,
regulates tho Stomach and Bowels, cures Winl
Collie softeus the Gums, reduces inflammation
snd gives tone aud energy to the whole system.
"Nrs Winslows Soothing syrup" for chidrsn
teething Is pleasant 70 tho taste and Is the pc-
scrption OF ooe Of the eldest and best female
physicians aud nurses In the United states. and
ia for sale by all druggists Throughout. ths world
Price 25 cents a Bottle he sure and ASK Tor
MRS. wISsLoW'5 SOOTHING SYRUP
mp i0-eoitJeN
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-12
A Photographic Concert.

The Ladies' Benevolent Society OF the
Venable-Street church have arranged for
one Of the most novel of entertainments
on Thursday evening OF next week. IL will
improvements in the phonograph-some Of
which have been invented and perfected
by our townsman. Mr.. NJ. A. Winter, of the
Franklin Publishing Company-make II
possible to fill large auditorium with the
songs and instrumental music which the
instrument has recorded. The programme
for Thursday embraces songs Of valious
sorts by noted singers-it is even hoped
that Patti may be heard-banjo and violin
and cornet solos. There is at least one by
Levy. Gilmore's and Cappa's Bands, etc,
etc. Further notice will be given later on,
but il looks now as if the Church Hill peo-
pie will have a most unique entertainment
in this Photographic Concert.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-12

menced on the railroad to he b1iit by the Midio-
tnian Coal Company from Midlothian 10 Toma-
hawk church. q distance OF four miles-
Jus.lco Lindsay, Of SwansDoro, hss sent An
drew brown (coloredj on 70 the graud Jury OF tho
C1esternrli County Court for assaultinz Con-
dnctor John W. VIM. A ha6sds corpus Will pro
baniy be applied for, the Justice having refused
bail
seVeral private picnic parties passed through
hancnester yesterday morning. en- route 70 shady
pisces IN Chesterfield. where thoy enjoyed day
IN the ? iro and fresh country air.
Inc police are again on tho cow-hunt ana
those found out al night will be penned snd mo
owners nned. There h6va been humorous COM
plants % tho Mayor OF cows destroying gardens
and ysrd shrubbery and ilovors.
Tho Baptist mission has been moved TO the
corner OF seventh and stockton streets, where
NOR commodious rooms have been secured.
Rov. Allen 7. Hardy will preach IN the new quar-
ters NJ O'clock to-uiEht.
Ihe following programme has been arranged
for tie ceiebration at $3.50 o'clock next sunday
afternoon Of the rfiy-eiChih anniversary OF the
Cenual Methodist sunday school:
l. Introduction OF Infant Glass. sing
Ing piece, "Children's Day" By the
school, D.. Prayer. 4. suprint.erdeni's re-
port 3. Heavenly Foundauon.p By thirteen
chiliron. Singing "City OF the Jasper Wall"
6 Recitation. "starlIghi." by six boTs. Z. sing
lag, "sIar CT the Last" <. song By Infant Class,
"sTeet >sory of Old.r O. Offering By Fix littlo
girls. 10. song by little girls. II. Recitaiion 10y
thrce little girls, "Thrce Words of strength.
y Children ~ Day OEering- Singing. "Bringin
10 the sheaYes" IL Recitation, Tho Last
Hymn.n Beuodcton.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-12
suspended from the middle Of which was
a large cross made Of daisies.
THE BRIDES DRESS.

The bride was handsomely and be-
comingly attired in cream silk ea tram with
brocaded satin front and wore large
bunch of orange blossoms. After ehe ccre-
mony the company present partook of AZ
elaborate and sump,uous wedding break
fast. after which the rewly-marrled couple
took tho north-bound train amid q shower
of rico for New Ycrk. their future home.
The presents were numerous and hand
some. among which was magnificent set
of Jewels. consisting of diamond neck
lace, ear. and fnger-rings, tho gitt OF the
groom and his parents.
LEAP FOR LIBERTY.
While the Sheriff of King George was
en- route for this city to-day on his way to
Richmond with two prisoners, sentenced
respectively to fifteen aud six years. one
succeeded in slipping his handcuhs and
jumping from the wagon. After chase OF
several miles, however, he succeeded IN
catching him. though not until he had
been fred at several times and had jumped
two baroed wire fences.
INCALCULABLE GOOD. w.
The Sons of Sobriety this evening cele-
brated the thirteenth annual anniversary
Of their order by street parade, headed
by coverings Brass Band. After the pa
rade they repaired TO their lodge-room,
where they partook of splendid collation..
This order, which has been of iucaleulable
good to the drlnking-men of this city, is IN
a more prosperous and fourishing condi.
ton than ever before, and numbers about
eiQhty-threp
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-12
Grass Widowers' Blue Ridge Special


beginning June 2Sth. and on each Satur-
day durng the summer. special "Satur-
day Evening Train" will leave Richmond
at 4I5 o'clOckfo stanton, arriving at $50
L. NJ, and stop at all stations.
This train will return on the following
Monday. leaving StauntoD at 4 A. N. and
arrive at Richmond g:2O 4. NJ.
Those desiring 10 reach Richmond earlier
on Mondays can take regular No. 2, ar
irving at 7:i5 A. VI.
This train will take the place of the
Boutwell, accommodation on Saturdays.
a special ticket Will be sold at one fare
for he round trip for the Saturday Eve
ming Special and No. 3, leaving at Sl5
O'Clock on Saturdays. good TO return only by
or before the following Monday Morning
Special"
Passengers by the Saturday Evening
Special " reach Basic City in time for the
Shenandoah-Ya Valley 1880 +. NJ. train north
bound, and Shenandoah-Valley south
bound 4.l6 A. N. train connects with
Monday Morning Special
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-12
MANCHESTER BRlEFEp
Personal and Other Items of Interest fror
Across the james.

Personal and Other Items OF Interest from
Across the james.
Mr.. Joo Brown, Of Chesterfield. was In Man
chester yesterday.
The streetsprinkler has been put 10 work on
Hull street and Is doing good service.
Mr. Jacob Writ, OF swansboro', who has been
quite III, IL improving.
The City Council meets tomorrow night and
the session will probably be busy one.
Judge u. A. Hancock mas returned from Pc
tersbnrg whore he has been holding a term Of
the Circuit Court.
Or. TurDln, OF Powhatsn. is visiting Mrs
Hatcher on Tenth and HUI streets.
Mrs a. q. deter, Of Caroline, Miss Ruby Dab
ney and Miss Annie May Turpin, OF PowLatan,
are visiting Mrs. /. w. Weisiger. On Perry
street.
Mr. r. Dabney Gillian, Of Powheian. passed
throush Manchester tuesday en- rout: 10 Cnes-
ter, where he was married yesterday to Miss
Archer.
mo slate roof Is being put on the Christian
church which Is being built Oh Cowardin avenue
al the head OF Porter street. IL Will not bo long
be fore services can DO held Ia tho building.
The hands 81 work on tho sreet-car line that
is 20 run up Decatur street have reached Rlev-
entn, and are pushing their work ahead very
rapidly The rails and sills have been distribu-
ted along the routs.
Mr.. A. A. Chalkley returned this morning
from City Point whore he went 10 endeavor 70
recover the body OF his brother. Mr. G. a Chalk
lev. who was drowned In the river near CITY
Point. Tho body has not bcen found.
II Is expected that WORK viii soon b COM
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-12
GRAND GROVE OF DRUIDS.
The Annual Meeting and Election Of OFF,
GERS Yesterday.

The Grand Grove of Virginia, United
Ancient Order of Druids, held Its annual
session yesterday in ,Thon's (Drulds'l Hal.
There were representatives from all eight
groves, which have a membership Of five
hundred. The finances were reported to
be in good condition. and there was an out
Law for relief of members and their families
of 81 ,302. .7S for the year.
The following officers were elected for
the ensuing term: James A. Lipscombe,
Junior past noble grand arch Philip Metz,
noble grand arch Alpheus Hawkes.. depu-
ty grand arch; Myer Angle, grand secre-
tary Adam DiGcont. grand treasurer, ;
II. +. Jones. grand marshal b. II. Hud-
son, grand inside guard. Representative
to Supreme Grove, James A. llpscoInoe 4;
alternate. ID. s. Thompson. Grand Trus-
tees G. w. Pockington, George, Sturil-
want. and ID. S. Thompson. Grand Senti-
mel. j. A. Jordan, of Petersburg.
The Grand Grove adjourned to meet in
Petersburg on the first Wednesday in
June 1891 at Q a. NJ.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-12
Tho EishI NIcGnire.

To the Editor Of the Disptich:
Errors" in baseball. like mistakes IN
examinations cannot DO corrected. but
errors in tho history Of it your courtesy
will doubtless cure. Your paragraph OF
Yesterday following the DiSDdtch Of sunday
SAYS that the pitcher on the University ball
club IS son of DR.. Hunter McGuire. DR..
McGuire has q son there who deserves all
the kind things YOU sGy Of the other. aud
they both have the credit of being odd
boys" OF our school. but they are not the
same. When the time comes for them TO
do even greater things than pitching balls
and puzzling batters, how will they know
themselves or history know them If you
gentlemen of the press continue 10 con-
found them? The Mcclure that puzzled
the Hopkins boys Is an academic and son
of Dir. John p Mcclure. His cousin is a
medical student. preparing TO mend the
pitchers arm or anybody else's.
Yery respectfully, yours,
McGUIRR's School"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-12
TRIED TOJUMP AND FELL.
A Colored Man Receives Painful Injuries
Caught Under a Box.

Az the train coming from Washington
was passing the Richmond, fredericksburg
and Potomac railroad shops at Bolton yes
terday morning, Garland Rudner, a colo
red man from Ashland, attempted to jump
therefrom and was thrown violently to the
ground. He was picked up and taken into
the shops and the city ambulance was
called. The doctor in charge, upon exami-
nation, found Ruffner suffering from con-
cussion of the brain and one of his wrists
was fractured The injured man was taken
TO the City Hospital. where IN the after
noon his condition was thought 10 be i'm
proved.
At $40 7. NJ. the ambulance was sum-
moned TO PAGES factory, where white
how had been caught under falling box
and bruised and slightly hurt. He was
soon able to walk home.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-12
MUNICIPAL OFFICERS QUALIFY.
President Harrison and Cabinet to Visit
Temple Farm, Yorktown.

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatcn.l
WILirAMsBURG, June IL. 1890.
Most OF the city officers elected at the
May election qualified to-day before Judge
Farthing. and viii enter upon the dis
charge of their duties July 1st.
Your correspondent IL informed to-day
that on the 18th instant the President. ac-
companied by several Cabinet officers and
members Of Congress, VIII visit Dir. John
Cruikshank at Temple farm, in York coun-
ty. Temple farm ~ situated little over
mile below Yorktown and Immediately on
York river. OF which il commands a hne
view. Mr.. Cruikshank resides in the Ia
nous old Moore house. in which the artl-
cles Of capitulatiOn were signed at the sur
render of Yorktown by CORVALLIS in l7Sl;
At the time of the Yorktown centennial
the building was completely repaired by
the Federal Government. The dlstin-
guished party are expected to arrive IN the
Despatch on the morning Of the llth. re-
turning to Washington that afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. +. 4. Lamb, of West Point.
were here last week en route to New ork.
Ihev are accompanied by Miss Cora Lane,
of this place. The party Will return c'd
West Point. aud will be absent d week.
General william b. Taliaferro, OF Glou-
cester county, was in town this morning.
LAWYER WINDY TALK.
County Court is still in session and has
for three days been occupied with the
trial OF one of the thirty-hye indictments
against the liquor-mcn. There are seven
lawyers in the case, and as each has several
long and windy arguments to make IS why
business il so much delayed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-12
OFFICERS AND THEIR DEPUTIES.
Captain Epps and His Assistants Qualify
Before Judge Witt.

Captain Charles II. Epps, City Sergeant
elect, appeared before Judge Witt, OF the
Hastings Court yesterday, took the oath
of Office, and gave the required bond, Win
MIR. John Lindsey as his surety.
Messrs. Edward S. Ferneyhough and 2.
II. McCabe qualified a. his deputies. His
son, Claiborne Epps, ESQ.,, will be his clerk
Sherif-elect ID. s. Gates has not yet quail
fed. but will do so in a day or two. he
has appointed Mr.. J. NJ. Macon as deputy
sheriff MIR. Macon has been deputy ser
geant for several years. and Is familiar
with court duties. and will be a valuable
man in Mr.. Catess Office.
These officers enter upon the discharge
of their duties on the lst of July.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-12
High school Commencement Tonight.

The commencement exercises Of the Rich
mond High School will be hold tonight al tue
Academy Of Music
In addition TO the awarding Of diplomas % sno
certificates. addresses will be delivered py hon'
Henry X. Pollard aud Colonel John Is. cary,
An Interesting feature OF tho evening WIN 20
the presentation OF the medal offered by mayor
Eilyson 20 The pupil Of this school who has SUI
mitted the best essay on the life and chs'acIer
until tho medal is presented who has been tns
successful one OF the twonty or more compel'-
tors.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-12
City Circuit Court.

Judge Wexford yesterday entered an order In
this court directing that special jury OF twenty
bs summoned for Friday morning az ~ o'cloc<
for the trial oi tie case OF Packard Burkley Is.
J. &. Carpenter & co.
The following suits we're instituted:
Warner Moore Is. II. NJ. White and Y. u. Seitz
for fSi7..7.
The Bergner & Engel Brewing Company "a
George w. BamiOrd for SSitgG
Robert Nendenburg rs. John 7. Maynard
Son for so31lq
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-12
Charged with Felony.

The Henrico County Court. Judge Lease II.
Christian, OF Charles City. presiding. was In Sos
sion for short white yesterday, but no cases OF
interest were tried. Judge Minor win probably
hold court to-day and appoint tho Loo district
commissioners.
James Johnson, q colored man. Was before ono
OF ihs county magistrates yesterday charged
with sttemptoi assault upon girl under twelve
years old. lie was cOmmitted 10 iail.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-12
HAY-HURT.
A Wedding Which Recalls an Interrupted
Marriage During the War


Marriage During the War
Especial telegram TO the Dtspstch-l
ABINGDON, Va, juno 11.-Mlss Margaret
Vance Hurt, the accomplished and beauti-
full daughter of Mr.. Floyd B. Hurt, was
married to-day to MIR. W. o. Hay. OF Easton:
Pa. the Rev. 7. ID. Stephenson, pastor OF
the Presbyterian church of this place; ON
ciatine. This marriage of a southern belle
to gallant northern gentleman recalls q
thrilling incident OF the late war. On tho
evening on which Mrs. Hays parents were,
10 be married Stoneman's army had
reached this point In his raid upon the salt
Works. and just as the then bridal couple
were about TO step upon the floor TO Do
married it was announced, "The Yankees
are coming" and Immediately the wedding
ceremonies came to an end, for the time
being, and the groom was forced to fee for
safety. The Yankees did come and the
wedding supper was carried of by them,
including the brides cake" with the
proyerbial ring and darning- needle. After
q few days this interrupted wedding was
consummated, but there was no wedding
supper, for there was nothing left after the
raid with which to duplicate wedding
supper.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-12
The Two-CounciIs Ordinance.

The following was the test vote in tho Hoard OF
Aldermen on the "twO-Councils ordinance -
the proposition TO loose the hands Of the In
coming City Council as TO repeating street pri-
ylleges granted Certain railroad companies:
AVIS --ie-srs. Bdhon, Belvin. Capers, Cot
trell. Crenshsw, Murphy. and si'teriing-1
NOrs-Mcssre. Carter, Cheppell, Davis, Ear
grove, Hill, Phillips. williams, Wilkinson, Tay-
tor and ncha~eop-fQ
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-12
AUCTION SALES TODAY.

n. W. BOWIE. $50 4. NJ, wes, Franklin and
west Grsce street building iotA
JOHN 4. GODDIN, =. w., cottage residence No.
10 south Laurel street
J. THOMPSON BROWN & CO., q p. NJ. three
story corner brick store and dwelling south
cost corner s0coud and Canal stroe..
GEORGE ". MAYO, ioH A. VI, household fur
nituTe, &c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-12
a Bad Railroad Wreck

occurred several days ago on one OF our
most important trunk lines. Nobody hurt
but all the baggage except the Roller-lray
Trunks was smashed up. Buy one. Sold
by dealers. Made by Il. W. R0untree
Brot Richmond Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-12
A HousE-nuRNra ARREsTEp.

George Bra1ton (colored) was arrested
near Bedford City few days ago charged
with burning the residence of W. Wright,
in Bedford county. some two months ago.
He was taken to Bedford City, where he
had a preliminary examination yesterday,
and was sent on to the grand Jury. The
arrest was made by a colored de-
ton confessed his guilt and at the
same time gave the detective an ac-
count of several of the crimes he had CON-
mitted.
A great deal of sickness prevails among
children in this city.
The first carload Of coal from Big-Stone
Gap arrived in Bristol Yesterday. 1t was
from the celebrated Kelly vein, which is
fourteen and half feet thick.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-12
ADJUDGED INSANE
And Then Attempts Soicide by Jumping
Into tho River.

Especial telegram 70 the DIspstch.I
PETERsBuRG. Va, June ll.-slr. George
". Brown was adjudged insane by COM
mission of magistrates tonight at his
home IN this city. lie managed TO elude
his guards before an officer could be sent
for and made straight for the river. Avoid.
inc his pursuers and arriving at the wharf
he declared his intention of committing
suicide. and when the officers arrived at
the rivcr-bauk he exclaimed; Look out.
am going" and jumped into the river.
But for the timely assistance OF Officers
Brown and Eanes. of the police corps, who
managed to rescue him. he would have
been drowned. Mr.. Brown was lodged in
jail to await the action of the asylum au-
lhnrikina
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-12
DiCklNSON-GREEN.
Fashionable June Wedding at Southern
View" stafford County.
Ispeciai telegram to the Dtspatch.l

Special telegram to the Dispatch-l
FREDERICKSBURG. Va, June H." South
ern View" the pretty and hospitable home
of Mr.. John Green in Stafford county, was
to-day the scene of quiet but fashionable
wedding. the contracting parties being
Miss Marie, his youngest and beautiful
daughter, and Mr.. Charles Baldwin Dick
inson, of New York. The ceremony was
solemnized at 1880 A. III. by Rev. George
L. Dickinson. Of Newark. N. j.. the father
of the groom.
The bridesmaids were Miss Grace Curtis.
of Stafford, and Miss Bertha Miller. OF
Washington. and the groomsmen were
Messrs. x. N. Greene, of Stafford, and A.
j. Greene, Of Washington. d. G. They
meath large arch made Of rare flowers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-12

A large number Of welLnformed and
prudent citizens are subscribing 10 the
syndicate for the purchase of 92S, 900 acres
OF mineral lands in Virginia and West Vir-
ginia at 10 cents an acre. IL IS understood
that information as TO the scheme can be
had of +. A. Catlin and n. w. Bowe, Esqs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-12
Let the Lamp Fall.

The alarm Of flre turned in at $40 last night
from Box hs, corner Of Reservoir ana Chalin
streets, was caused By q littie child letting
lamp iGll az the residence Of Mrs. Hic0rson, 80
Reservoir street. No damage.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-12
SKlLFUL OPERATION.
Arrest of Negro House-Bnrner by Ne
gro Detective.
rspsc,al telegram to the Dispatch.l

Especial telegram % me UI5pHtch.I
LYNcHBURG, VA. June 11.-Henry Slmp-
son. the engineer who was so badly hurt
in the recent collision at Concord, he'd a
portion of his broken skull removed by
physicians last night and there are great
hopes of his recovery now.
< colored man walked into a store IN the
suburbs to-day and asked the proprietor
to change silver dollar. When the
change was laid on the counter he grab
bed il. fed, and has not been captured.
The CITY seems to be full of petty thieves.
An epidemic Of fux is raging at Rural
Retreat.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-12
Had Electric Light.

The electric lights were very poor last nign''
as they have been for some time past.
People VIII not pay their bills willinsy ,,, wncn
an electric lamp makes a lient not very much
better than taliow-caDdle.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-12

For bracing up the nerves. purifying the
blood, and curing sick headache ana l
dyspepsia there Is nothing equal to hooos
Enrssparila.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-12
Children Cry for Pitchers Castoia.
Uo! for tho Seashor

Go to Virginia Beach, Ocean View, Old
Point, Hampton. and Newport News by
the fast and handsome Steamer Tolches-
ter. Cheapest and most pleasant route.
The COLCHESTER leaves Richmond every
Monday, Wednesday. and Friday at A. II.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-12

When Baty was SICK, We rave her Cas'criA
whsn she vu q Chli, abs sried for Css,oris
When sho became Miss. she clung 70 CatonA
When she had Children. she gave them CassonA