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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-08
Personals and Briefs.

General L. NJ. Logan is in the city.
The city assessors were at work on Bank
street yesterday.
Mr.. II. W. Ellsworth, of New York, is on
a business visit to Richmond.
The Board Of Directors of the Chamber
of Commerce meet this evening.
Mr.. Charles A. Rose. who lives on west
Grace street. had several fine fowls stolen
Tuesday night.
Tho OA Dominion Club of Jefferson
Ward and the Madison-Ward Democratic
clubs will meet tonight.
Mr.. Nick Leonard has sold his yearling
colt Baby Mine, by Money-lIunter out OF
Roane Mag. to Mr.. Is. Taylor McCue for
$500.
Messrs. Chewing & Rose. real estate
agents and auctioneers, have been selected
TO represent the city in the sale OF the
Clarke's Spring property.
DIR. John A. Hilsman. of Amelia county.
and brother-in-law of Mr.. Joseph ".
Blanton, of this city, has moved to Rich
mond and lives on west Main street.
The annual meeting and banquet of the
Association Of Army Of Northern Virginia
will be held Wednesday night. May 2Sth;
General T.. VI. Law, of South Carolina, will
deliver the annual address.
Mrs. s. J. Colston, widow of Colonel
Edward Colston. and daughter of the late
Judge William Brockeubrough, ofthe Court
of Appeals of Virginia, died at the home Of
her son. Captain W. B. Colston, on the 9Th
instant, in the eishty-ffth year Of her age.
Democratic headquarters are now open
in tho room adjoining the Circut-Court
room, and all voters who are in doubt as
to whether they are properly registered
should call and be enlightened on the sub
iect. Transfers will be promptly gotten
for those who need them.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-08
VaInabA Hints SaVe
VaInabLe Dollars.

The rain is over. The spring sun 10
shining. You are going to buy spring
apparel. The question is, Where can
You BEST buy 1t? You want to know
where you can be BEST suited where
you can get BEST values YOU WILL
NOT Go to the merchanttailor il you
see OUR suits Learn OUR prices. be-
cause We sell you equally good garments
for SO much less. YOU WILL NOT
GO where they sell UNREASONABLE
goods and IMITATION stuff, for our
prices are not any above theirs. The
trade which INCREASINGLY comes to US is
SATISFACTORY evidence that our
clothing DOES SATISFY the people.
We delight TO show a discriminating
public tho difference there is between
our clothing and that so loudly eulo-
gized by others.
Are you wanting good Spring Suit
for very little money? One that looks
well. fits perfectly, and will wear well ?
Then come and see our All-Wool Cassi-
mere and Cheviot Suits at
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-08
4 DyICE TO MOTHERS.

For over any years MRS wINsLow's
SOOTHING SYRUP has been used by mothers
for their children while teeihirg. Are you dts
turbod at n sht and broken OF your rect by sick
child suffering and crying with psin OF cuitias
teethg II 40 send At once and set, bottle OF
"Ars. w,aslow's Soothing syrup" for Chiiirss
Teething. Ia vsluo Is iucslculsble II Will re-
lisve tho poor little sufferer Immediately Do
pend upon It mothers. there Il no mistake
about IL it cures Dyseutery aud Dlsrrh@a,
regulates tho stomach aud Bowels, cures Wind
Coilc. softsns tho Gums, reduces Inflammation,
and gives tone and energy 10 the whole system.
"Mrs. Wlnslow's Soothing syrup" for ehiiirsa
teethiug Is pleasant 10 Lhe taste and IA the pro-
ecrlption oi one 81 the Oldest and best femss
physicians and nurses In the United states and
ia for sale Ivy all druggists throughout me world
Prics % cents a bottle. Be eure aud ASK Toe
MRS wINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP"
80 O-eodtJssl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-08
AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.

N W. BOWIE, . p. NJ, bricl dwelling No 400 ssss
clay street
FRANK ID. nILL & co. $40 p. NJ, two frame
houses aud lot Of ground on Thttueth be-
tween ; aud 4 streets
GEORGE :. NAsiION s. SON, 7. VI, brick
dwelling No. 50f west Natshall street
j. b. ELAN p. NJ, frame dwelling No. oe3
North Twenty-seVenth street
J. THOMPSON BROWN & CO., z. NJ. two
lots on Hanover street beiwcen Cedar and
Kim.
II. SELDOM TAYLOR& son, 5 2. NJ, i've lots on
Cary between Linden aud Reservoir streeis
Immediately thereafter one lot on Cary
street between Cherry and Linden
4. A CATLIS, 81 I. NJ, brick store corner OF
DuYal and Second streets.
JOHN 7. GODDIs. p NJ. dwellings Nos. eoI
and D5 Beech street, between Chanln aud
Taylor.
CHEWING & ROSE, 5 p. b.. frame dwelling
No. 304N south Cherry street.
GEORGE ". MAYO. loJs AMI II A. NJ, furniture
and crockery.
GEORGE W. MAYO. 1890 A. ~, reirigera,ors.
cookinE-raoges, sideboards, now decorated
cFocksry, S..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-08
mond Howitzers. They will probably "
quartered at the Exchange Hotel.
The Military Boil.

The ladies having in charge the arrange.
ments for the military ball and reception "
the Theatre on May %. 1890. will meet tnaii
afternoon at the residence OF Genera
Joseph X. Anderson TO hear the final re-
ports of committees and transact other ini-
portant business.
The Committee on Invitations have
placed the tickets OF admission IN tne
hands of the treasurer, Mr.. J. II. Witty,
No. 1909 east Main street. where they. can
be obtained bv subscribers at any time.
No ticket is valid unless bearing the name
OF the holder. The committee request that
all who have ordered tickets and not yer
sent in names for the same will do so al
once. A number of invitations appear 70
have gone estray IN the mail and those de-
string tickets should make application 20
one Of the committee before the lOt1
instant. Tho list of invited officers anu
di5tinguishedgu guests is now being arranged.
These invitations will be issued in few
DAYS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-08

testified that a pistol-shot was fred and
two others were equally as positive that
there was no shooting. The prisoner was
given the benefit of the doubt. but was
hned $40 and costs for being disorderiy on
tho street.
". II. Wood and Alexander Station, two
coiored men who were arrested on the
charge of being persons OF unsound mind,
were committed 10 Jail and commissions
OF lunacy ordered to inquire into their
mental condition.
Tucker Jackson and NJ. Johnson (both
ccolored) were fined $3.50 and costs each for
lighting on the street.
W. $. Catlett. charged with abusing Mrs.
Rooney. Security required for thirty days
IN the sum of 800.
James Martin (colored). charged with
assaulting. cursing. and abusing V. Donati
in his bar-room. Fined S5 and security re-
quired for sixty days in the sum of 500.
Douglas Hoyle. obstrucring the street and
refusing to move. Fined $3.50 and costs.
Fleming Christian was fined q for leaving
his team on the street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-08
A star,l,n< Admission.

The New York Ecening Sun of yesterday,
the 7th, SAYS that William Ii. Guion. the
Junior partner Of the ocean steamship firm
of Williams 4 Guion, and co-trustee OF
William ii. Booth, president of the Third
National Bank, has confessed that he took
$4,000 worth of bonds belonging TO the
Canadian Insurance Company OF Toronto,
of which Messrs. Booth and Guion were
trustees. and applied them 10 his own use:
The insurance company has begun SUIT
against the co-trustees TO recover S2i 600.
the amount loaned by . city bank 20 Mr,
Guion on the securities.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-08
It Pays to Invest,

provided you place your money in good
thing. This seems 10 be the opinion OF
those who recently purchased property at
lockwood. Tenn. 1t is lovely little city
and has the biggest coal and iron-mines IN
the world. Another chance will be given
investors to purchase lots on May 18th,
I4th. 18th. and 10th. Cheap rates will be
given by all the roads. Much money has
been made at that point lately and big
profits will rule for some time. The South
is on a big boom and there Is no lovelier
spot in il than lockwood. A great many
new industries are being put on foot now.
lockwood will be the capital city of the
Valley ero long. Who disputes her present
ascenlAncYl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-08
Colonel HoceIand's Lecture.

Colonel HogelAnd lectured TO far aualencs ss
at the seyenth-street Christian cnurcn iass n'sH'
on reform among me eamin Of the streets.
The speaker was not LACKING for argumsn' gu ',
forcing tho necessity for caring lor M n.
elected hoys aud girls OF the Country. . no =.
followed By Colonel Cary, who evS evncuthovt a ~ ~
something being done for the uIioruns'' WYE
os oar cities.
Rev. Jabez Hall closed with an earnest appear
In behalf OF the work.
Notice win bs given 10 few days for organ
izing permanently -. -,
Colonel Hogeiand speaks on friday nisn' a'
the Presbyterian church In Manchester
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-08
Relics Relics Relies

RELICS OF The HAULING OF THE " LEE MoNU.
MEST" AT MARX MIrrELDORFEgs, 2li
NORTH SgyFNTB.
Having had the honor OF decorating the
wagons that conveyed the statue OF Lee
ON now prepared TO sell TO all desiring
mementoes Of the occasion the flags and
decorating material that were used on the
wagons. We have for sale One Large Oil
Painting of Lee on Horseback, which was
used on front Of the wagon: also, one Oil;
Painting-Coat OF Arms OF Virginia; all
sizes aud kinds Of Confederate, Virginia
and lee Flags: Bunting. Festooning, and
Wreathes, Shields of Virginia. Confederate
States, Maryland. and Confederate Stars.
Badges for those who had hold OF the
rope.
and were all used on the wagons. Personi
desiring to purchase call at
MARx MuTELDoRPER's,
2i4 north Seventh. IA north Seventh
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-08
AFFAIRS AT THE PosT-oFFIcE.
To Have Another Mounted Carrier-New
Clerk Appointed, &c.

To Have Another MOuntcu NhrTier-No"
Clerk Appointed. &c.
Tho department az Washington having al
lowed Postmaster Russell an additional mount
ed carrier, John w. Donly, substitute carrier,
has been appointed to the position. and will
snter upon the discharge OF his duties THIS
morning. -. -
The fnounted-carriers' routes extend half a
mile beyond tho city limits aud have been d.
yi0ad into threa divisions THO WestEnd d.
vision extends from Ashland street 10 tho BROOK
turnpike: the Middle divsion extends from the
Erook turnoike to the Mechsnicsyille turnpike; /;
the Fnst-End division eXteL ds from he Mechan-
Icsyille turnIike 70 tho Richmond Cedar WORKS
j. W. Simms has been appointed cierk IN the
mailing division rice j. 7. Hancock resigned.
Iho postal facilities having been extended TO
RartonsTills a box has Deen placed out mere
and tho mall Is collected a. we'll as delivered In
that addition. o.,
last week, by order received from Washing
ton. the clerks wero Engaged In taking an hour
lv record OF oil business transacted IN the mo-
ney- order aud regstered-lettcr departments
An account was Kept OF all the moneys paid out
and received. postal-notes sold ana PAD Ia
tact, an hourly statement OF the money trsnsac-
u0us Of the Office.
Thts week a sini!ar record has been kopt OF
ali tho work IN the letfer-csrriers' department
cf ell the mail received and sent out.
Just whGt snis Is for nobody here KNOWS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-08
DEATH or srns. coLLiER--A HEAVY STORM.
Especial telegram 10 the Dispat,n.l
ast-RIchmond Musical Association.

The Fast-Richmond Musical Association
met at the elegant home Of Judge III: b.
Burnham on the evening OF Nav 9Th, when
the following programme was rendered
with satisfaction toall:
]. Chronicles OF tue last meeting. Mrs. j. Q.
Fowler 2 Duet, 10 Mardi Gras aux Enfer.
Quadrelle, Mrs. A. L. Marcy and Miss jessie
bailey. ! Piano colo, Her Bright smile Haunts
Ne Still (Ynginial, Miss May Fowler. 4 Song.
la Old Madrid, Mrs. Avery Lamb. >. lnsttu-
menta; duet, spanish Dance. Professor and Mrs.
l. Watson. g. German song, 1ne Watch on the
Rhine, Nj. and Mrs. G. l.. Miller and son. Z.
Select reading, Tho Qusrtette's Anthem. hr j.
c. Fowler. = Piano solo. La somnambula. Pro
Lamb TO- Instrumental solo, Ia filouse, Miss
Augusts Hoenniger II. Song, The Bridge
Mrs. Captain Lewis Miriam. l2. Instrumental
duet. Overture 10 ZGmp0, Professor AMI Mrs.
Watson.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-08
HAMPTON'S BUDGET.
One Body Becovered-The Other Uniden-
tlfied-yets Coming.

tlned-seus coming
Correspondence Of tho Richmond Dispa'chl
HAMPTON, Va. May 7. 1890.
The body Of +. NJ. Sawyer was found to-
day by the United States quarantine tug.
IL arose 10 the surface q very short dis
tance from where he made his unfortunate
lean 10 catch his drifting boat. The face
was badly disfgured. but he. was easily
identified by his clothing, watch, &c.
Nothing has as yet been learned as to the
identity of tho body found some days ago
on the beach. In the watch and on the
body the following was scratched; "R. 5.
Donaldson, 20S thirteenth street, south
west" This may probably lead to his
Identification.
A numberof our prominent businessmen
LETT for Basic City on yesterday.
Lee Camp fair commences on Monday
night.
A large number Of our citizens will at
tend the unyeiling Of the Lee monument
in your city. Some of the old soldiers state
that they would walk to Richmond II they
could get there no other way.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-08
BASIC CITY BEGUN.
The First Days Sale Of Lots a Success and
Encouraging.
Especial telegram TO the Dispatch-l

Especial telegram 10 the Dispatchl
SrAUYroS. Va. May THE sale OF lots
at Basic City commenced to-day and Will
continue two days more. There was an
opening and eloquent address delivered
there by Captain James Bumgardner, Jr.,
of Staunton, describing the resources, the
available development, and enumerating
the industries already established IN Basic
CITY. OF the 500 lots 10 be sold 2l5 were
rapidly taxed up-more than the quota OF
the first day. The lowest lot was $3.50 and
the HIGHEST sold was for $500 10 W. G.
Dameron. of Allegheny county. Va. The
average sale of lots was about $500, making
an aggregate of about 100000. Inc lots
front 25 feet some are 125 and others $50
feet deep. -,
Near Stuart's station, on the Shenan-
doah-Valley railroad, Augusta county, the
brick residence and storehouse Of G. A.
Fox. with a stock of goods, were totally
destroyed by fire yesterday. Some OF the
household furniture was saved. The loss
is about $40, 600; insured in the West Au-
gusta Insurance Company.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-08
Military Omcers' BANQUET.

The Military Committee on the Unveiliug
Of the Lee Monument has decided to give
banquet on the night of May 10th to the
officers who are here attending the unveil-
ing.
The committee with the matter in charge
is composed of Colonel II. c. Jones, Lieu
tenant-Coonel J. V. Bidgood, and Captain
Vandeveuter.
Major W. VI. Evans IL treasurer for the
fund. The banquet will cost about ~ 900.
Nearly 5000 have already been subscribed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-08
CAsH-DRAWsR ROBBED.
Porter for Drugstore Arrested on Sc

A Porter for Drugstore Arrested on Sc
rious Charge.
Police-oficers Rnright aud Austin Yesterday
morning arrested Thomas Brown, a colored man,
charged with robbng the cssh-drawor in the
drugstore OF 7. A. Miller.
The latter for somo time has been missing
money, and he tninks his entire loss amounts TO
about $40.
Tnr matter was placed In the hands OF the po-
lice. who we're permitted by DR.. &. smith, whose
once Is over the store, 20 bore a hole through
the foor in order 10 ws;ch the room below.
O1icers Enright and Austin went no 10 Ut.
Smiths Office yesterday morning, ana Wnlle
LOOKING down through the floor saw Browp, a
porter for Hr. Miller, 20 10 tho cash-drawer and
take on some money. The man was carrlei 70
the stGlion-houss and many OF toe coins Nhich
Mr.. Miller hal marked were found on MS per-
aou
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-08
In Command of the Ni,sic.

Commander Felix McCurley has taken
charge of the NlpsIc at Honolulu and has
had kindly welcome from the naval off
GERS and OF the old friends ct that station.
He IS genial and generous man. He made
all the people here his friends, and will be
popular wherever he goes.
Mrs. McCurley and Miss Edith will for
the present ct least reside in Baltimore.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-08
Severe Punishment for an Egg-Thic

Two cases were disposed Of in the Hust-
ings Court yesterday:
Henry Blackwell. charged with breaking
into the house of W. j. Manning and steal
ing nine eggs, was given five years in the
penitentiarv.
Emma Walker charged with felonious
assault upon Grant Watson. was sent 10
jail for three months and fined one cent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-08
Good Temnlar Omcers.

At regular meeting of Charity Lodge
Independent Order of Good Templars
held Monday night. May 9Th, the following
officers were installe1 Chief Templar, j.
W Williams; Vice-Iemplar, Mrs. l.; +
land; Financial Secretary. John Mason
Conductor. b. Gayle; Treasurer. Mis-:
Tucker; Marshal. w. Phillips; Guard. Sa-
die Robinson Sentinel. Estell Shackle-
ford; Past Chief Templar, John Hughes
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-08
TWO GAMES OF BALL.
BOTH WELL PLAYED AND WON BY
RICHMOND TEAMS.
The Randolph aTacons Defeated by Rich
mond College, No. 2. and the Hamp-
tons by the Athletics

very interesting game Of baseball was
played on tho old Virginia grounds yesterday
afternoon between tho second teams Of Rich
mond and Rsndolph-Mscon Colleges.
There were several thousand spectators pres
ent who had been attracted by the hauling of tho
Lee statue.
Richmond boys by hard work dswned their op-
poneniA
The COLLEGE YELLs.
The spectators were much amused by tho yells
OF the opposing students. The Randolph
Macon boys would yell and applaud their
pitcher for his good work. soon 10 be followed oy
the rahs Of the Richmond boys, as one OF their
men made a hit. Whitehead did his usual good
work in base-running and scoring runs. Both
pitchers showed up in good form. The feature
Of the game was the catching Of long ny Dy
King IN the last inning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-08
Mr.. w. A. BOSWELL.
Death of n Member Of the Board OF Fire
Commissiouers.

Commissioners.
Mr. ". A. Boswell. member OF the Board OF
Fire Comm ssioners from Marshall Ward, died
last nj zht few minutes after II o'clock.
He was taken suddenly III at the T~enty-nitn
street engine-hOuse TUESDAY afternoon. anu ~
condition was so serious be VAS not removed 70
his home. but Was taken iuto the sleeping sparE
ments az the engine-house. n.
Dr. Harrison Was called in 10 attend Mr. bos-
well. aud yesterday ne was in consultation Win
Dr. Hunter MCGUIRE. Dsatn vas proospiy eAuseu
By congestion OF the brain - n
leaves a wife but no children. His only son died
about year ago.
The remains we're removed TO tho home OF i ae-
ceased, Nc. gle east Broad street, so0h Ai'e'
dea h occurred.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-08
Death of Mr. Judson R.,be,

Mr.. Judson Bethel, who had been i'll for
some time. died at half-past O'Clock yes.
terday evening, in the ffty-second year OF
his age. Tie was employed as q mailer at
Belle Isle, and was brother of Mr. John
S. Bethel. He leaves wife and two chill
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-08
Executive CIemennr

The Governor yesterday pardoned Madi-
son Cobb. who was serving term Of six
months in the county jail Of Southampton
for petit larceny. The Executive clemency
was recommended by the County Judge:
Commonwealth's Attorney, and some of
the iIlrv
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-08
Po,Ice-Court Cases.

W. Z. Johnson was before the Ponce
Court yesterday morning charged Win ~,
saulting and shooting at John Jasper viii
pistol, with intent to kill Two Witnesses
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-08
Children Cry for Pitchers Castofla.
Elegantly Furnished Rooms
AT ZrawrRMAS's
European Hotel. 703 east Brosd stfess,
81 per day.

Mr.. j. c. Cyonin.
In Dispatch Of Nav tho 4th you offer re-
ward Of 500 10 any person who can clean
a carpet as thoroughly and satisfactorily
as yourself | hereby announce myself
ready for test. Mas. 4. J. PYLr.
No. 3i5 north Fifth street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-08
HolIywood Memor,,, a....,.,,on.

The Hollywood Memorial Association
will meet this afternoon at 5 O'Clock at tho
residence OF Miss Crenshaw. corner Adams
and Main streets
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-08
IHE FULL SCohE.
Appended is the score:
Totals.
RICHMOND COLLEGE.


Bases on balls Randolph Macon, 4: Rich
mOnd College, 2 Struck Out-RaEfOlph-Nsoo n,
Is; Richmond College, I3. Three-b base hits
Dice, Whitehoa al. Duxe. ftchison. nnd Martin.
Umpires-Jones and hatciffe. Scorer-Hatcher.
SIX TO THRFE.
The ball game played on Island Park yester.
day afternoon between tho Richmond aud
Hampton clubs was IN interesting one, and re-
suited Ia n victory for tho home team by tho
score OF q % 3. IN consequence of counter Of
fractions the attendance was very small.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-08
THE MASSACHUSETTS PRESS.
Meeting Yesterday of the Joint Commit
tee on Entertainment.

At. 12 II. yesterday a meeting Of the joint
committee of the Chamber of Commerce
and Of the Richmond press was held TO
take further action with respect TO the pro-
posed visit here Of the Massachusetts Edi-
torial Association. Those present were
Messrs. w. d. Chesterman, Thomas Chris
tian, b. +. Johnson 4. +. Jefress, r. Il. NJ;
Harrison, J. II. Barton. William Ryan, and
III. theodore Ellyso
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-08

Hoods Sarssparills has the largest sale
OF any meo,eine e,,, before tho public. Any
honest druggist wiu confirm this statement
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-08
QUARTERS Al EXPOSITION.
Visiting Soldiers to BE Lodged and fed
There.


A meeting Of tho Military Committee OF tho
Lee Monument Association was to have beel
hold at the Keglmeutal Armory last nighh Du'
the non-attendancc OF a quorum prevented.
II was Informally stated, however, that per-
mission had been Obtained from the Nlreinlo
Agricultural and Mechanical Society 70 use 'ne
Exposition building for the qusrtsring OF visiE
Ing soldiers. . 4,
The building was reported 20 be at present lh
an unsuitable condition for this purpose, OWING
TO the accumulation OF dirt and trash, and also
from the railings. counters, and, IN some III IN
stances, exhibits which barricaded the mhih
floor.
N CASE oP IAIS.
II was ordered that tho main 1oor bo clesreu
ana everything be moved into the Music Han.
IL il the intention Of tho committee, In case IL
rains on unveiIng-day, 10 adjourn the WhOIo
crowd 10 the Exposition building. Where the Vi
tor can deliver his address.
ACCOMMODATIONS.
The estimate was made that at lenst lO,UUo
men can find sleepine-rcom in the galleries,
while the wings will Afford accommodstions loI
tho field and regimental staff officers of Wnlln
IL a expected that there will be about MY
These Will be provided with cots. -. -,
Negotiations arc now pending with seVerSi
persons "a n furnishing ratlon% ,
The Chairman announced mat the conInltloo
would hold a meeting tomorrow night. II pos
sible.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-08
"on for Europe f"

was the cry Of several OF our charming
youpr ladies. but, unfortunately for them,
they neglected 10 supply themselves with
Roller.Tray Trunk. and are consequently
unhappy. Profit by their thoughtlessness.
ani supp.y yourself. Greatest convenience
imaginable. Made in every style-ssratc:
ga. Dress, Steamer, &c. For sale BY ell
dealers. Made by H. W. Bountree s. Bro
ther, Richmond. Va.