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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-14
ASSIGNMENT OF STEIN BROTHERS.
Their Liabilities About $4,000; Asset
Not Given.

The firm Of Stein Brothers. composed o.
Leo and Albert Stem. engaged III the booi
and shoe business at Nos. 413 and 1922 easi
Broad street, this city. and with third
store at ll01 Main street, Lynchburg, mads
An assignment yesterday for the benefit O:
their creditors.
The deed was entered of record in tie
Office of the Chancery court at $50 O'CLOCK
in the afternoon. Mr.. Williamson Talleg
is named as trustee
The total liabilities are about sos, 00l.
The assets are neither given nor estimated,
but consist of the stock of goods in tie
different stores. accounts due. chooses n
| action, etc.
The creditors are divided into three
classes. The first embraces only the cost
of executing the deed. the pay of ths
trustee and counsels fees. The creditors
named in the second class are George ".
Fleming. of Lynchburg, tl25 for rent
Kaufman & Co., OF this city, $50, and
Louis A. Beahle, of Richmond, $50, both
for rent: Edward H. Mower. Of Lynn
Mass, notes amounting to "a, 500: +. b.
Mower 4 Son, of Salem, Mass. Sls, 1889;
Mrs. Hannah Wertheimer. of Richmond,
| 81. .157.54.
The claims in the third class range from
| S47 TO about 81, 500.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-14
&c. He (Jones) believes in calling things
by. their proper names.
Mr.. Jones remarked that the Richmond
clergy need no defence from "Veritas."

&c. He (Jones) believes in calling things
by their proper names.
MT. Jones remarked that the Richmond
clergy oeeo no defence from "Veritas."
WHAT THE MINISTER'S SAY.
do any Of you feel that you need anv
defence :" he asked turning to the
preachers
" don't" replied one after another.
MIR. Jones then asked oil the ministers
who were IN sympathy with him in his
work mere and who viii aid him ia bring
ing souls TO Christ TO stand up.
Every preacher on the platform arose
and the great audience broke out in hearty
applause.
There, was larger attendance Of the
clergy than usual. Besides the Methodist
preachers OF Richmond and Manchester
aud other parts Of the State. there were on
the platform Rev. Drs. John Pollard. S. A.
Goodwin. Il. II. Pitt. :. G. Ciopton and
others. Of the Baptist Church and Rev.
Jeoez Han and l.. j.. Naldrop, OF the
Christian Church.
The opening prayer was made by Or.
Pollard.
WHAT NE SAYS or TBE POLICE.
Before taking his text Mr.. Jones asked
the aid Of the police IN preventing conver-
satiOn among the persons near tho doors.
The preacher remarked that be has visited
n good many cities in this country and be
can truthiully say that Richmond has the
most gentlemanly and refined police force
Of any place be knows Of
THIS Just tribute to our cOnservators of
the peace was applauded by the ministers
on the platform and the people in the au-
dience.
GoD's CALLS TO TuE SINNER.
Mr.. Jones's text was from the oath and
2Gth verses OF the first chapter of Proverbs.
as follows: " Because have called and ye
refused, have stretched out my hand and
no man regarded. | also viii laugh at
your calamity; | will mock when your
fear cONeth"
Tie sermon was tender and pathetic
throughout The preacher told of how
little incidents in the life of the sinner
calls him TO repentance. and how God in
tervenos with His providence to save men
from an everlasting death.
Never did minister have closer atten-
tion. The audience at times was deeply
moved. and many persons camo forward
and signifed their desire 20 become Chris
tIans.
NETTING FOR MIN TOMORROW.
The great mems meeting nj tho tabernG-
clo tomorrow afternoon will be under the
auspices of the Young Mems Christian As
soc,ation. Alr. Jones VIII make II the most
interesting one Of the series. In cOnse-
quence Of tins meeting the usual Sunday
afternoon mems meeting at the association
will be omitted.
OTHER sTEyICTs.
The meeting at o'clock this afternoon
will be for colorcd people only.
There viii bo no service IN the taber-
nacle tomorrow morning in consequence
Of the usual services IN the Methodist
churches.
Mr Jones will remain here until Tues
day, If not longer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-14
COLONEL JOHN II. GUY.
Critical Illness of This Weli-known ana
Admirable Gentlcman.

On Thursday while present in the Chan
cerv Court as counsel for defendants IN the
Reftie Lewis case, Colonel John ii. Guy,
of the firm of Guy 4 Gillian, became very
IN. but he SAID nothing TO any one. lie
was afraid TO attempt to 60 home lest he
should fail in the effort; and SO ne pa
tiently sat during the argument. when et
Last tbe court adjourned he was helped
INTO his carriage and drove home, No. lllo
Since then he has been very I'll man.
His trouble is congestion of both lungs,
and between Q and 3 o'clock yesterday
afternoon il seemed impossible that ne
could 1.-Two through the night; 49,,
Subsequently, there was change, wnlch
seemed TO be for the better. and cer'alnly
bis breathing was very much improved.
His condition, however, Is such that ne
cannot lie down. ,.fo
The Colonel is not vet fifty-nine, but Tor
about twelve wears he mas not nau goou
health. though such has been the tortltude
viii which ne has borne HIS suffering ana
such the mastery OF his mind over bodily
weakness that few were altogether aware
how unwell he was -, -,
Since April ne has not even Deen as
s+ron, as usual, and while his present SICK
ness may have been fastened by labor IN
The Rettie Thomas suit. 1t has been coming
on no doubt for months;
A. a late hour last night he was conscious
and very Ill, but not beyond the prospect
of recOyery.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-14
Presihent Ingalls, Here.

President NJ f. ingalls,. Of the Chesa-
peake and Ohio railway, spent Yesterday
in Richmond. having arrived Thursday
night. and left ia the afternoon for Old
Point, where he will remain for several
days Mr.. Ingalls, is great friend of Rich
mOnd, and ia much interested IN the pro-
posed new hotel to which he has offered
to contribute literally. He thinks the
businessmen Of the city should show en-,
terprise and push, and erect the hotel
without delay.
Mr. ingalls, is q sanguine believer IN Q
bright future for Virginia and thinks that
in few years Clifton Forge. Iron Gate,
Bassic City, Staunton. charlottesville.
Buchanan. Glasgow and other places along
the line of the Chesapeake and Ohio svs-
TEN will be hOurishng manufacturing
towns that capitalists from the West and
North arc being attracted 10 Virginia and
are making largo investments in mineral
lands and are laying out immense sums tor
the erection Of furnaces. cOke-ovens. &c.
About eighteen months ago the office OF
purchasing agent Chesapeake and Ono
was removed from Richmond 20 Cincin-
natl. President ingalls, said yesterday
that il will be brought back here, as orders
had been issued 10 that effect. The pur-
chasing agent IL Nr. George Iozler. who
has five or six clerks.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-14
KNIGHTS TEMPLARS.
ANNUAL MEETING OF THE GRAND
COMMANCeRY OF N. C.
Election OF Eminent Grand Onicers-Im-
portnnt Proceedings Of the
Grand Commandery.
rsnse,s, telegram 20 tho Dispatch,

AsHFvrrLr, n. C.. June f9.-The Grand
Commandery OF Knights Templars OF North
Carolina met last night after the return OF
the excursion 10 Balsam Summit The
retiring eminent grand commander. y. a.
Porter OF this CITY. read his annual report.
IT was statement of all the important
work in the commandery, and OF the I'M
portant decisions and work OF the Grand
Encampment OF the United states during
the last year. II embodied much informa-
ton concerning the prosperity OF the or
der and its remarkable growth. Mr.. Por-
ter has been grand commander two wears.
Committees were appointed. Az o'clock
this morning the cOinmanderv met again.
The committees reported and other routine
work was done.
GRAND orFIcEns ELECTED.
The annual election Of officers was held
and resulted as follows: Right Eminent
Grand Commander. William w. Allen,
Greensboro: Eminent Deputy Grand Com
mander. James Southgate. Durham: Emi-
nent Grand Generalissimo. Eugene :. Mar
TIN. Wilmington Eminent Grand Captain
General, Francis NJ. Mayo, Wilson; Emit
nent Grand Prelate, George II. Bell, Bells
Post Office: Grand Senior Warden, Fred
erick l.. Jacobs, Asheville; Grand Junior
Warden, T. A. Wilson, Jr.. Winston ;
Grand Treasurer. William Simpson, Ra-
leigh; Grand Recorder, Horatio II. Nun
son. Wilmington; Grand Sword-Bearer,
George Lampman. Greensboro; Grand
Rod-Besrer, J. Arthur Reagan, Ashevllle
Grand Warden. John c. Chase. Whining.
ton; Grand Sentinel. Robert II. Bradley.
Raleigh.
NEXT CoNcLAvE.
The next grand conclaye will be held At
! Morehead City, Thursday following the
second Tuesday in June, 1891, at 10 O'Clock
/ A. VI. :,
At u o'clock the commandery al
journed.
one thing has caused sadness, the re
tiring grand high priest. \. j. BLAIR, ol
this city. has been very Ill during tho ses-
sions from paralysis, and but faint hope'
Of his life are entertained.
4 thunderstorm here this Afternoon
caused the electro frcalarm to STR ke al
intervals. The street-oars pulled down
their trollies and stopped.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-14
MISS Hill SERENADED'
Lee Camp Veterans Pay Their Respects 10
the Daughter OF u General.

Lee Camp had largely meet
ing last night. Resolutions OF thanks for
courtesies extended on May 29th were re-
ceived from Stonewsll Camp. Portsmouth,
Va: Louisa Veterans Association. Rowan
County IN. c. Veterans. and Clinton
Hatcher Camp. Leesburc. ,
The Camp elected Miss Lucy Lee Hill,
daughter Of General A. 7. Hal. an honorary
member and voted her badge OF the
Camp
The members then. preceded by the
Blues Band. visited the residence of Colo
mel william H. Palmer. on Franklin street.
and serenaded Miss Hill.
Lieutenant-Colone Alexander W. Archer
on behalf Of the Camp in eloquent remarks
presented Miss Hill with the badge.
Colonel Palmer invited the visitors into
his house and handsomely entertained
them. Each member was introduced to
Miss Hill.
The evening was pleasantly spent. and
the boys in gray will ever entertain for
Colonel and Mrs. Palmer. MIR. and Mrs.
Egbert g. Leigh. and Mrs. Christian the
klndest regards for their consideration OF
the Camp.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-14
,iiss Fulton. school.

The closing exercises Of Hiss Fulton =
school took place yesterday afternoon.
Miss Sadie sutton was the hsppy winner
Of the gold medal. which had been offered
for the highest per cent. for scholarship
and perfect conduct. The gold pen for the
greatest improvement IN penmanshiP was
also won by her.
The second prize, a silver medal, wa
borne of by Miss Eta Sycle.
Misses Annie Mayo and Lizzie Schu-
macher each received book for improve
ment in reading.
Certificates Of distinction in yariou:
studies were given Misses Mary Rogers
Lena Warwick, Maude Kent. Annie Mayo
Nellie Mayo. Eta Sycle, and Sadie Sutton
No distinction was given on any study
where the years standing fell below rs pei
cent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-14
Sent On for FELONY.

An examination was held in the Police
Court Yesterday morning in the continued
case of Moses Preston (coloredl, charged
with assaulting and wounding Parthenia
walker with a slung-shot. This offence
was committed on the 25th of last Decem-
Der, but Preston was not captured until
quite recently. He was sent on to the
grand jury. 5000. ,
with assaulting and striking Harry Allen
with chair, was further continued until
the 2sth instant. Mr.. Allen not beirg
present. He is rapidly improving. though,
and will soon be out.
George Truehart was fined $40 for carry
ing q pistol as q concealed weapon.
Daniel Shelly. charged with being drunk
ON the Capitol Square. Surety REQUIRED
Tor sixty days In the sum Of 500,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-14
Hnstinr.Cnnrt Ycsterdny.

Oscar Brooks. the colored man who on
tho 23d of May had quarrel with his wife,
during which he shot her with pistol, in-
Hicting slight hesh-wound was tried IN
the Hastings Court yesterday, convicted,
and sentenced TO twelve months III jail
and fined So.
Horace Miles (colored), charged with
felony. was acquitted. Horace acted very
successfully "a his own counsel.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-14
Eranklin-street SCHOOL.

The first session OF the Franklin Street
School closed Yesterday. and the following
medals and prizes were awarded
Scholarship for ls90-'si b. Pollard Car
doza.
First Gold Medal Stuart Bowe.
Second Gold Medal Rudolph B. Teus-
Ter. ,
First Mathematical Prize: Carroll Miller.
Second Mathematical Prize; Frank IL.
Hunt. -,
Arithmetic Prize: A. d. Pollock Gil
mour.
Latin Prize: X. Bruce Bowe.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-14
Tho Masonic Picnic.

A Joint committee composed Of repre-
seutativos of several Masonic bodies of the
city aud consisting Of Messrs. William
Ryan. Julius Straus. c. A. Mercer, NJ. ID.
Hogc, Jr. f.. p. IIulce. j. A. Cosby, and
other gentlemen, visited Babcock's farm
yesterday evening for the purpose OF
making suitable arrangements for Ma
sonic picnic 10 take place there on St.
Johns day. Upon this anniversary the
various Masonic lodges of the city will TO-
gethcr visit this place and the occasion is
looked TO a5 one of great pleasure.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-14
REAL esTATE TRANSACTIONS.
Deeds of Sale Recorded IN the city and
County.

County.
The following deeds Of bargain and sale
have been recorded in she Clerks office of
the Chancery Court:
Lewis If. Blair and wife TO William II.
Bcveridge, % 1j4-12 feet on south side
Leigh street near Ninth. 3 500.
Lewis II. Blair and wife 10 Henry STOCK
mar, p 11l5-l2 feet on south side Leigh
street near Ninth. $500.
Joseph +. Farrar and wife to Daniel j.
FaTrar. % feet on east side Third street
near Duval. II POO.
Amelia Hirsh's trustee 10 Jacob Micbaux.
2G feet on west side Franklin street between
Third and Fourth, Sll,0QO.
Jacob Michaux and wife to Samuel Hirsh,
25 1-G feet on west side Seventh street be-
tween Franklin and Grace. $4,000.
Moses Millhiser and wife to Amelia
Hush's trustee. rs feet on south side Frank
lin street near Fourth, -.
John Morton and wife and others TO
Henry c. Powers. 46 feet on east side Nor
ris street between Main and Cary, 81 ,265.
Henry StOckmar to Louis II. Blair, 23A
feet on Broad street northeast corner
Smith, -, 800
b. +. Turner and wife to Isaac Bray, q
feet on south side Cedar street between
Seventeenth and Buchanan.
f. G. Milliams's devlsces and executors
to /. c. Younger, 30 feet on south side
Franklin street near Harrison, -.
Eli j. Thacker and wife and j. Thomas
Thacker and wife 70 W. g. Neal, lot at the
southeast corner of Catherine and Henry
streets. fronting - feet inches, running
back % feet, II 800.
COUNTY COURT OF HENRIco.
Charles Ii. Ainslie TO James II. Barton,
lot ; in block 5. BartOn's addition, $500.
W. III. Beveridge and wife TO l.. II. Blair,
square bounded by Grove, Floyd, Mulberry,
aud Glover streets, Sl7.500.
W. J. Mcdowell and wife to Rlver-Vlew
Improvement COMPANY, 81 feet ON south
side Powhatsn street, $3.50.
BIG SALES NEsR MANCHESTER.
The Richmond correspondent OF the
Petersburg Iader-Appedi writes; Nearly
every tract of land near the corporate
limits of Manchester has been bought up
bv syndicates and corporations, and VIII
be developed. That town will RAPIDLY IN
crease in population, and IN few years
will have rs. 600 or SO. 900 inhabitants. Ne
potiations were closed to-day for Nr W.
I, Noodv's farm about mile from the
town ON the Richmond, Fredericksburg
and Potomac, and Richmond and Peters
burr roads. The price paid is $60OOQ. A
small tract near Manchester belonging 10
Mr. r h. TAYLOR was sold to-day for Sll,-
600 Mr.. w. q. Taylor has sold twenty
four acres on the Richmond ana feeeIS-
burg road, not far from the town 1or SZii
GOO. This land Is near where Johnson q
Co.'S iron plant Is to be located. IeW
davs 500 judge Is. A. Hancock refused
SIS 900 for his place IN Chesterfield
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-14
IiCht Yrnrs In Prison.

Reuben Anderson, another one OF the
negroes charged with burning the barn OF
Captain W. j. Cussens, near Glen Allen
was tried in the Henrico County Coutt
YESTERDAY. William h. Beyerldge, Esq.
defended the accused, and Mr. Hill Car
ter assisted CommOnwealth's Attorney
Thomas in the prosecution. The Jury
found Anderson guilty aud fixed his pun
ishment at eight years in the penitentiary.
There is vet one man to be tried for this
offence. a former trial of his case having
resulted in hung Jury.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-14

Marvin. who in few days Will be libe-
rated from the penitentiary. where he has
spent nearly nine years, refuses TO see re-
porters, and seems inclined TO attribute "a
these innocent young men some degree oi
the ill-fortune that has attended him.
Whether he is TO be taken hence TO Mis-,
souri, where there are lndlctments against
him is not known as yet. The Missouri
authorities don't seem to care to be both
ered with him
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-14
Probate and Qualification.

The will Of Mrs Louise Virginia Farrar
was admitted to probate yesterday in the
Chancery Court. and Mr.. Charles. H.
Hasker qualified as executor. giving bond
in the penalty of $4,000 without security,
The estate. which Is valuedat $4,000. Is left
to Mrs. Virginia Hasker.
Mr.. c. G.. Pettit, proprietor of the st
Claire Hotel, qualified as administrator Of
ME- Jackson, who recently died while {
q enest ut TINT house.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-14
Little Child Away from Home,

The attention Of Mrs. Lowry. who lives
al No. 322 Pine street, was attracted late
Yesterday evening by bright little child,
apparently about three years old, which
was running about the street without any
knowldrc of where it was going She took
the little one to her home, and at 10 o'clock
it was stlll there. all efforts to ascertain
whose child il was having falled.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-14

GEORGE +. CRAWFORD. L. ~, aiot on DuvA
street.
CHARLES A. ROSE. r. NJ, executors sale OF
twenty.fonr kasl-Rni lots.
sTTTTON 4 CO.6P NJ. two frame tenements
on north TNcnty-nrst street
MASNING c. STAPLES A CO., u n, farm on
tho WILLIAMSBURG road.
RICHMOND BAZAAR. 10 and IL A. NJ. horses.
mules buggies, g..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-14
Monumental Edition."
Az IxrrnwrrSo RKAr-ErArE Psrxg


The Dispatch has Just received the nntn
issue Monumental Edition" OF the Rich
mond ReaLEstate Progress. published by
J. Thompson Brown h Co., of this city,
for gratuitous distribution.
This number " one Of the best yet gotten
out. and is profuscly and handsomely illus
trated. showing tho Lee, Jackson, and Pri-
yate Soldiers monuments. bird's-cYe
view of a portion of Broad street, aud
many other public and private buildings-
1t also contains large and compro.
hensive list Of real estate Of every dcscrip-
tion for sale by them in and near the city.
with p-ices. location, &c, besides other IN
teresting articles OF local interest.
Elsewhere in our columns Messrs. Brown
4 Co. invite all 10 call add get copy.
which is well worth reading and saving for
future reference. or 10 send 10 friends a.
soscenirs Of the late unveiling ceremonies.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-14
The Correct List.

The following is corrected list OF the
,,nni,s IN the second class of the Inter
psdit mediate A grade of the High school who
.non sacond honor in tho recent examina-
t;ons. Hannah Cohn. Matte pePriest,
Gertrude Dalton, Clair Crawford. hcChes-
nsv yarbrough, Lula Williams, Joseph
Psnnfleroy. aud Frederick Wilson.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-14
Tnkenniinth the street.

About 7:9O o'clock yesterday evening an
unknown white man was discovered on
Brook avenue in an alarmingly III eonui,
tion. The city ambulance was telephohe.u
for and he was taken to the almshouse. nc
was too III 70 tell who he was, ana no on'
in the neighborhood recognized him.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-14
Real Estate ProgroAs

now ready. Only illustrated real estate
price-list published in this city. Hand
some cuts Of Lee. Jackson. Private Eol
diers'. and Washington monuments Cal
for copy--free.
j. THOMPSON BsowS 4 Co.,
lll3 Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-14
Old Dominion vs.. virginiss

There will be match game Of baseball
PLAYED on Island Park this afternoon be-
tween the Old Dominion and virginia
clubs The4e teams are quite evenly
matched and the contest will be spirited.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-14
virginia Wheat in Baltimore

B,LrrNoRF. June 13.-Threo shipments
Of new Virginia wheat were received TO-
day. ageregating less than 400 bushels.
The best lot was IN remarkably hne
condition for the season plump, Of good
color. and fairly dry-and sold at Sl.lC.
Another lot of fair but tough brought 92c.
and "A sample Of poor and garllcky Soc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-14
To Attend Mrs. Lyshon's Funeral

The members Of all the Richmond and
Manchester lodges of Good Templars have
been requested 10 meet at Belvidere Hall
at 8 o'clock tomorrow afternoon 10 attend
the funeral of Mrs. David Lyshon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-14
Mr.. Jones Visits tae Old ladies.

Evening before last at the request OF the
lady managers. whose duty it Is to arrange
for religious services, Rev. Sam Jones. &C,
companied by Professor e. o. Exeeii ana
Rev. DIR. Garland. visited the Presbyterias
and Methodist Home for Aged Women
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-14
Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.

dust. Scour. Pack Moth-Proof. aud
Store Carpets.
Satisfaction guaranteed
Mas. A. J. Pyle.
3lj north Fifth street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-14

Mr.. Jones gave each of the ladies a hearty
greeting and parting blessing. MI. TX
cell sang in his own effective style the
beautiful solo The Old House at Home. !,
II was a rich treat TO the old ladies ana
the visitors who were fortunate enough 10
be present
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-14
Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.
ARad Railroad Wreck

occurred several DAYS ago on one OF our
most important trunk lines. Nobody hurt
but all the baggage except tho Roller-Iray
Trunks was smashed up. Buy one. Sold
by dealers. Made by II. w. Rountree h
Brother. Richmond. Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-14
..Marx ssxsxs MEDIA. -

This medal. given each year in Mrs.
RALEIGH Colston's School by Mrs. Savage
for the best specimen Of penmanship. wa:
Yesterday awarded Miss Augusta Bromm
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-14

whsn Baby WIS sick, we gave her castorh
when che was Chud. abs srisd for oastoriA
When abe became Miss. she cluSs 10 cassorsA
WHEN she had Children. she gave thsm CasseriA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-14

Forsake the foolish and live; 60 in ths
way of understanding and take A. Il. q.
Tonic
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-14
Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.

A faithful witness will not lie. A. Is. G..
Alternative will euro bad blood.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-14
University school Of KieAnssd.

The next session begins Ssptsmbss 2lth.
TxoxAs n. Noswoon