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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-09
LITERARY NOTES.
Motley's Correspondence" has gone into second
edition I'm England.

Motley's Correspondence" has gone into second
edition In England.
Wlllde Collins. who was Charles Dckcns's dear and
close friend made interesting memoranda in his
copy Of Forster's LIE OF Dickens. Concerning
Oliver Twist COllirs writes That " the one dcicct
in that wonderful book is the helplessiy bad con
tr,ctlon Of the story The character Of Nancy IS the
finest thing he ever did A. for " EaTnaby Ridge"
Collins calls it the weakest book Dickens ever wrote
More "Looking Backwards are on the press, tho
three hundrcdth thousand being announced The crop
# limitations promises to be large but pltlabe as 10
quality.
Mr. W. K Moorehcad, OF the Smithsonian, spent last
SIMMER. with a stan Of assistants, In surveying and
exploring Fort Ancient, the prehistoric carthWork Of
Warren County ohio, and IS about to bring out an
r.trat.l volume on his discoveries. This book was
written I'm The field and IS I'm sense compilations
In the course of his explorations Mr.. Morelead has
found evidences OF two distinct races Of aborignes
ard has. moreover discovered large village site In
the Miami River bottoms, five feet below the present
surface
4 correspondent Of the English @Nonconformist'
send, II letter from lady who. believing herself To be
dyn- thanked Mr. Browning for the spiritual "d sHo
had derived from his poems and expressed her 9atsc
tiou THAT highly gifted man Of genius should A'u
4, Tie great truth, Of religion and 10 belief I'm I'm
mortality I'm the 81 Mr.. Ero"ninG'' reply lie
said: All the hclp | offer, i'm my poor degree
j. the assurance that sec ever more reason &" hod
Ny TIE Some hope and by no means DID ignorance "'
what Las been advanced To me contrary '" I'' l''
saac would wish II to be true t'' H"u 80 n"'t VI
genius q, to permit the testimony OF an e-lc'"H
. ,,,., ,'y-oIf have nco, aware Of the
,.tt,,, ,,.r.. .,ltl. than n
,.., ,,I. che convection, of genius
- .,-...,, -, .,,i Il, IT,. d.ptb a.. when Napoleon.
shutting up The Ne" Testament 'ad "i 'hl-t' 10
yol know that am an undeIetHhicF ol mem "cl'
lie was no Man.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-09
DENNIS DOWNING. Waterbury. v.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-09
A Great DISCOY cry.

Concerning Ioules ilustroue discoveries relating 10
the mechanical equivalent OF heat, ard his statement
thereof at the E-iti Association meeting at oxford
In 1877. Sir william Thomson writes In Mature" ::
81 made Joulc's acquaintance at the oxford meeting,
aud II quickly rpcned into lifelong friendship.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-09

present volume contains the FIRST instalment VIII
not be- finished until next year but presumably
the author viii issue second volume at the
termination Of the second course. ana there can
hr mo- dolbt that all who have read the lectures
here reviewed will await the conclusion OF the
Nnrl, with high aniclnatiOn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-09
EARLY RELIGIONS.
FOUNDATIONS OF RITUAL.

LECTURES ON THE RELIGION OF THE SEMIiE 70.
First Series The Fundamental Institutions. by
W. Robertson Smith, NJ. ~, IL. d. oVo PIP 400
ID. Appleton e Co.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-28
Mr.. O,cONNOR ENTERTAINED.
A Pleasant Evening at Mr. Meredith's and
Lunch at Murphy's.

Hon. Thomas p. O'Connor was md
somelv entertained by Mr. Wyndham X.
Meredith at his residence, No. $40 Park
avenue, last night.
The evening was very pleasantly spent
in an informal social manner. There were
several recitations and songs by Rich
mond gentlemen, and MIR. OConnor re-
sponded in few pleasant remarks TO
toast in his honor.
The guests present were:
Mayor Eliyson. Hon. Z. T. Venable, OF Peters
burg: Major X I. ID. Myers. and Messrs. r. NJ
Boykin, W. W. Archer, Joseph Bryan. a. Q. bn-
ford. Thomas n. Page, Thomas hutherfoori' T.
w. Mayo Arthur Seldom, Thomas seldom Bruce
Uor. Richmond f1erson, OF North Carolina Z.
Y Nereiith Preston Cooke, w. X. 1riSR, Salle
Watgips. ". II. Grant. Meredi h Montague,
Triplett Hnxtll, Parton IIaEall, Levin Joynee,
r q, Rufnn, John y. Purcell, ". {. Preston,
Alfred f. Harris, Jr.. J. 7. 4. Anderson. Dayen-
mort. Roosevelt Page, and Lowell, United STAKES
navy.
ENTERTAINED At LUNCH.
At 2.3O o'clock yesterday afternoon MIR.
O,Connor was entertained at lunch by
Co,onel John Murphy. The occasion was
n very pleasant one and several hours We're
agreably spent by the guests OF Colonel
Murphy. among whom were MeSsrs. Jo-
seph w. Laube. Frank p Burke, James r..
McKenney, Thomas n. Carter, and Thomas
n. Page. r,.,,,
There will be a meeting of the William
O'Brien Branch of the Irish National
League of America at Cathedral Hall this
evening at O'Clock. and Mr.. OConnor
will be present and make an address.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-28
through the influence Of those who have
been most jealous for her success.

through the influence Of those who have
been most jealous for her success.
OTTER roAsTs.
"The Old Dominion" was responded 70
by T.. @. Massie, ESQ.,. of Virginia, IN q
fitting manner. o.,o
"Our Banquet" by +. A. Fatesof ono
mond for their hospitality and made some
happy hits.
1.-The Alpha Tau Omega Fraternity,
which knows no North, no South. no East.
no West. but one grand country was re-
sponded TO IN such manner by n; r. hu-
pert. of New York, that the assembly arose
IN n,asse at TIA conclusion and cheered most
heartily.
"Our Richmond Alumni was responded
to by George Wayne Anderson, OF Rich.
mond.
The sentiment
" o woman, lovely woman, nature mode tnee V
temper man:
We had reen brutes without thec:
Angels we're painted fair to look Ike thee
There Is 10 thee all that we believe OF Heaven
called forth an eloquent tribute to the fail
sex from Fred. Upper. of South Carolina
1.-THE Maltese Gross" was appropriately
responded to by j. Il. Chaddock. OF Mich
gan
Goats" by James Is. Green, OF VIZ
GINA. was one OF the most pleasant ad
dresses of the evening. =,
"Our Dead" was answered by oil the
members arising.
"Our Founders was treated by DIR
Glazebrook in such a manner that wheI
he referred to his children the members fell
proud TO call him their father.
Dir. f. G. Massie then sang a solo com
posed by himself that was heartily apgre
ciated. especially by the alumni OF the, UNI
versity of Virginia. 1t being l2o'clock tn
toast-master declared the banquet closed
and all lett feeling that the host, Mr.. Iim
merman lad provided ms well for the inne
man as the brothers had for the jovia
needs of the banquet.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-28
AMONG THE MASONS.
ct JouN,s CELEBRATED BY BLUE
LODGE. CHAPTER, AND SCOTTISH
p.~rse. Conferred and Officers Elected
and Instsiied-severai Meet'ng'"
Take Place This Week.

Tho Freemasons have the two Saints
John as their patrons. June oath. the an
niversary of st. John the Baptist, is the day
most generally observed by the craft, out
December 9th, the anniversary OF the Evan
celist il observed by several bodies IN TINS
CITY and the lodge in Manchester.
Last night Metropolitan Lodge. No; II, ).
Alston Cabell. worshipful master baiaV-
cite ROYAL Arch Chapter. No. AZ, ana Dslch9
Coneistory, No. /. Ancient ana AccePteu
scottish Rite Of Freemasonry. held meet
ings in st. Adams Hall.
DEGREES CONFERRED.
The Blue Lodge was opened about I
O'Clock. and as il conferred the second ana
third DEGREES the evening was far spent
before the brethren were invited 10 supper.
Right Worshipful William Ryan, distrlct
deputy grand master paid an oihcial ylsit
10 the lodge and was received In ancient
form.
THE ROYAL ARCH MAsoNs.
LAFAYETTE Chapter was opened at 1880
and the District Deputy Grand Lecturer
installed the following officers l.. l.
Christian. high priest: I. S. VIM, king
= RI Walton, scribe: JIG. Bowman, prln-
cipal soiourner: J. s. Hall. captain OF the
host: Reuben Burton. royal arch captain
X. T.. Wacomber treasurer; =. Is. Jacobs
-: Young Jones, third veil; A. h.
Gum. second veil; +. b. Jacobs, hrst
veil. d. b. Collins. sentinel; William
Krause. steward.
THE SCOTTISH RITE.
Dalcho Consistory of Masters of the
ROYAL Secret. thirty-second degree. met at
] 7.36 and elected the following officers toi
the ensuing twelve months: Charles A.
Nesbitt. venerable master OF the kadosh
William Ryan, prior; Rev. h; Carmichael
preceptor w. o. English, chancellor; j.
| Taylor Ellyson, minister OF state; j. "
Ridpood. almoner: W. W. Barrow, regis
trar; H. F. W. Southern. treasurer; rev
| a. Buchanan Episcopal evangelist), pre-
late. DR.. 5. W. Budd Petersburgl mare.
schal of ceremonies; John I. Parham
Peters burg). expert; G. j. Anderson, as.
sistant expert: W. Il. Turner, captain OF
ouard: DIR. J. T. Lewenberg, director-gene-
raj of the properties; ID. b. Collins, tiler
William krause, steward:
The officers were installed by Inspector
General-for-Virginia John i. Mayer, thirty
third degree. The Venerable Master OF the
Kadosh appointed the following trustees
John L. MAYER, S. NEG. Fisher, and L. n
Eubank.
BRIEF MOTIFS.
The Scottish Rite bodies have decided tC
insure their robes for 81 JG.
Pelican Chapter. of Rose Croix, NO. z
will confer the eighteenth degree next Sat
urday night.
st. Omar Council of Kadosh, No. |, Rev
n. Carmichael. commander. is called fol
Monday, January 5th.
Acca Temple, Mobiles of the Mystic
Shrine, meets at st. Adams Hall tomorrow
night. at which time officers will b'
elected.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-28
Sent On for FeIony-Other Cases.

The most important case before the Police
Court Yesterday WAS that Of Annie stokes col
oredl, charged with wounding Samuel Bailey on
the head with bottle.
Bailey went 70 Aunie's house Cnristmas-day
with a ouart-bOttlo Of whisNoy and generously
HANDED IL around. After awhile the prisoner
began to foel the Effects Of the liquor and de-
manded more. BY some means she got posses
sion OF the bottle and refused - give 10 up, ana
Bailey ate q pied TO take 10 from her wnereupon
she struck him on the side OF the head. slicing a
part OF his esr, cutting his scalp, and rendering
him insenslble. The woman was sent on 70 the
grand jury.
Riley Brown, O notorious negro thief, was
before the court charged with stealing s. from
Joseph Graysay. The case WAS continued unIii
January 30. The prisoner was Just discharged
from Jail 1--WE days ago.
Moses Randall a colored boy, was jailed for
thirty days for stealing brass box, the pro-
perty OF the Chesapeake and ONO Railway
Company.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-28
THE SEASON OF ELECTIONS.
Oficers Chosen by tho American Mo
chan,es and other Orders.

At the last meeting OF Rescue Council, No. !,
Jr o. u. A. NJ, the following officers we're elect
ed for the ensuing term Councillor, a. =
Baker: yice-Couucillor. w. 4. Phenix; RECORD
Ing Secretary, W. X. Wsbien; Assistant Record
ing Secretary, 4. b. Timberiake: Financial Sec
rotary, Il. Ii. Bolton: Treasurer. q. NJ. hAwson :
Conductor II. w, Palmore; Warden, J, z. Anxei;
inside Sentinel. b. q. Garner OUTSIDE sentinel
q. II. Timberlaks: Trustee for eignteen monthe'
I. b. Timberiake.
Old DouinIon Council. No. 3i6, American Le-
gion OF Honor, has elected tho following: fssl
Commander, j. &. Whitaker: Commander, K.
sydnor /; Vice. Commander, Aba Trineld Orator,
&c. Meyer Secretary, Julius Bear Collector
c, c. Thon; Treasurer, Z. J. Weymouth; Chap
lin. Louis Daughty; Guide, N. Harrison war
den. G. A. Walker ;gson'ry, j. H. Aettert, Iros-
tees C. G. Thon, William Rienhimer. and J. b
Whitaker. Representative 70 Grand Council C.
G. Ihon.
| bi7. Order Of Iron Hail, the following olheers
were elected for the ensuing yosr: Chief jus
tice. Julia Marshall Pact Chief Justice, A A.
Robertson vice-,Justice, Y. X. Duke; Freste
V. c. Wilt; Cashier, L. Harmon; Accountant
Julia Holloway Adluster, hinns ,, pyr9 3a
| raid, b. Daniel. Trustees: l. Lontz, +. Schlr'
man, and II. Van Wort. Medical Examiner Dr'
! Grebe.
following officers for the ensuing year: Richard
| Brunner president; V;ce-President, John
| sullens Recording Secretary. Arthur QUINN
Financial Score. AIRY, George kasbe; Sergeant
! alarms, Wilson Via: Treasurer, hermal
| stein. Trustees Richard Brunner, Peter Jsck'
| sou, and Arthur Quinn.
/ AZ a meeting last highs OF Richmond Lodge
No rs, Order OF the Shield, she following otncsr'
/ wrre elected for the ensuing term PsS Prcsl-
! dent james /. 0Keeife President Henry "
| Bowles vice President, J. Bransford Leftwtch
Recording Secretary, Heary spear; Flnancia
| Secretary John y WhaIoy; Treasurer, Semoi
| D. Garoiu, NJ. ID. Guide, James Il. bleir
| Guard. A. r. q. Kior. trustees; 4. 4. q. hIor
| James ". Haloran. Jsmos &. Stras6ury.
Alta regular meeting OF Church-Hin section
Universal order Of Security. held At choir hall
Twsnty-slxth and VI streets, the following ON
GERS we're elected for the ensuing year: hobin
son l.. King, sr, president; Waiter j. Bowles
vice president: George ". White, secretary
John B. Williams, treasurer; John Allen. pre-
late |: X. L. King Jr. conductor; Samuel a.
swan, inside guard. aud Hunter hattox, outside
! guard. Also, Alexander Bradley, j. W. wood
| ward, and j. A. Gary, trustees.
new council Of the American Fraternal CTR
Gle has been organized at Springfield Hall win
| seyenteen charter-meu bers and tho folqwlnl
| officers, who will be installed January %
! Robinson l.. King, sr, chancellor; Lafayette
/ King yice-chancellor John G. hagland. secre
! tary; j. f. Sullivan, treasurer; William Card
well. herald; ". O. Arnold. sentinel; Thoma
| A. King, past president; Charles hawly, LeWli
| Hart, aud Sarah B. King, trustees,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-28
IMPROVING HE RlVER.
Award Of Contracts for Dykes, Jetties.
and Dredging.

Contracts for the improvement OF James
river under the recent Appropriation OF
5000 900 have been awarded.
Mr.. W. II. Curtis was given the con-
struction OF 2,150 feet of mattress-dyke at
81. 70 per foot, and 1900 feet of jetties at
S2.49 per foot.
Kingsland', Reach and Wilton. twill have
the effect of narrowing the river from 700
to 800 feet, which Will enable the present
depth Of from 10 to Is feet to be maintained
without the assistance of dredging-ma-
chine.
The contract for dredging, which is to be
from Richmond to Randolph Flats. and
also at Kingsland's Reach has been given
to Mr.. C. III. Langhorne. The price to be
is As cents per cubic yard for broken mate
rial and S1.10 per solid. The quantities to
be removed are 1S5.4O0 cubic yards OF
sand GO, 800 cubic yards of broken mate
rial. and I4.650 feet of solid material.
Work under the contracts has begun,
but will not be pushed vigorously until
after the first Of the year.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-28
NEARLY TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND
Statement Of the Business over the II. &
ID. Road This Year.

Mr. Sol. Haas. traffic manager of the
Richmond and Danville railroad, yester-
day addressed TO Secretary Il. A. Dunlop.
of the Chamber of Commerce, the follow
ing letter, which makes an excellent show
ing for Richmond and will prove interest
ing reading.
Replying to yours OF December cd the move
meut OF business over she Richmond ana Dan
Vile lines originating ut Richmond for the year
ending October 81, 1880, was 1888 tons
Business, originating at Belle Isle, Msnches-
1911 tons.
The November and December tonnage state
ments are not yet in but / have no doubt that
this statement may be taken really for the cur
rent year "a well as for the period above men
toned. 40 that If you prefer you may take II for
tho current year The actual figures viii vary
very little from II when made up.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-28
The Pony Coo. 90 Pe,ersbnrg.

Messrs. A. Saks & Co.'s prize pony goes
TO Petersburg as the property of Mr. I. b.
Thacker. of No. 1853 Federal street. The
drawing between the thIrty-seven boys
who correctly guessed the number Of seed
in the pumpkin occurred last night at 3
O'Clock The judges were Messrs- J. IL.
Witty and II. Theodore Ellyson. Thir-
ty.seyen envelopes with card in each
were placed in q case. and on one of the
cards was written PONY Prize Each
boy had draw, and Crenshaw Cham ber-
layne. who represented young Ihacker,
pulled out the lucky envelope.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-28

When remedy pIOvcs i;sef q rrst,.o
very worst pha'os OF hl0ll-loisln BE- 49,.
reason that minor effects nj nsi boot .''f -.
IS disappear n il0 remedy "a used n Hr.
remedy IN tho world Igt i0 co. r.r.t,.I
home or abroad a. O. cure for ~ at4E.. 49,
poison a. b. Is. IS. 30 Ar,e Eio.I .r....
Benjamin M0iri-. Atlantis. Co. sr,... .,
suffered year from syphlItr D.. 49,.
which refused 90 te oIrai tr au .-s.......
Physicians pronounced 10 n l1rs.r.. .,. D
had no appetite, , bal rnrs l- rr t... "a
throat was ulcoratsd aud ml tres.i. -...,.
running sore. IN t1is olnf iIn .......
q use 90 g. 3. B. 70 teai rrsrr ....r..t
Cured me completely y.'h.n tro rrr.r..
Hobsr. Wsr4. Macy, Co.. FI.t.. . u-. 90.
ea'e was pronounced a ior lr. f.ruoffl.o "a
son. ny face head. snd shau.' .... T,
corruption, and aualy te I..sf.. l...a .s....
my skuu-J3nee. Ny n1urs ac.rt. m. ..f...
ware deyangcd; 7 Lost fesh srf sra e,.. az,
life became a burden. Al eai , m..i ....-
DIE bat nevertheless, whom ] rel l..i bon f..
ties OF Is. T. Is, ! vas pro IU.ad 49,
well. Hundreds % scs-s cam n.F DIP. 49,
ms. have nov been well over fr ..1e aa.,.t.a
A. L. hruns0n. Atlantis, co. write. Yt.F.l
,wenty-four running ufers Oh no ..fsrf.,
on he other and felt greatly .rr.i.s..f H.
liegs sctuSiiT iva Owed q P -Hi U' "r.f. IL.
in vain efforts 70 cure tbs 4iteasH. N-. ...
hope / finally acted on fha IIrolf a 'f.. LII.
friend and got 3 b0itle of D. D. Is. lrfte .-.-,
a change AMI nv desp1al.lcr an. -....-,.
dlspelled. ! kept usinr g. mt 4 bag .I..
aDiut sixteen bottles, n1f all lra I'D. ..s..
mst,m, AMI MI other h0uor 0i tl .-..,..,
hsts disapoeJrec, aud $50 '.H ta
souni snd well AGAIN, ~ ~ an ckI.rfr.s u
twenty year OF torture.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-28
THE GOVERNOR IN FARMVlLLE.
He is Called There by the Serious Illness Of
Judge Irving.

Governor Mckinney left for Farmville
Yesterday afternoon at o'clock, being
called thither by the serious illness of his
lifelong friend, Judge f. ID. Irving. Dr..
Nash. who is also an intimate friend OF the
Judge, accompanied the Governor.
His Excellency expects to return about
Tuesday
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-28
AUCTION sALEs MoNDAE

TINBRRLAKE & FHAYsFR % A. N. 'au
ture, saddle. bride, mei.cn. s.
WILLIAM a son, l2.U b. AZ, sriYo
oranges, pears, Sc.
GEORGE ". MAYO. 1880 a. 81, lI'e.
furniture, cr0ckery, s.
&c. GARRISON, l0H a. ~, U.fl D.ufa1l'
sole Of furniture, shoes, buf-y, 81.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-28
weLL-KNowN PEOPLE DEAD.
DR.. Purcell in Philadelphia, Mrs. schott
Here Mr.. Thompson on Horseback.

DIR. Mcdaniel Purcell, who had hosts Of
friends in Richmond, where he formerly
lived, died In Philadelphia at helf-past
o'clock Friday morning. In his thirty second
year. He was surrounded by relatives and
friends AZ the time Of his death. Deceased
had been in i'll health for some years, but
his last illness was only Of about two weeks
duration. He bore his great suherings
with wonderful courage and resignation.
DIR. Purcell graduated al the University
of Pennsylvania about eight years ago and
was practicing his profession in Pbila-
delphia at the time of his death. He was
the son of the late Charles w. Purcell. Of
this city, and brother Of Mrs. N. l..
McCue. OF Alexandra, Va. Mr.. Samuel
III. Purcell, superintendent of the Georgia
Pacific railroad. and Mr.. Philip Il, Pur-
cell, of this city. The remains VIII be
brought here this morning and inferred m
Hollywood.
DIR. Purcell was man of bright intellect
end scborlarly at.ainments and was a
Christian gentleman.
DEATH OF MRS. CATHERINE scHorr.
Mrs. Catherine Schott, mother Of Mrs.
II. Wenzel. died yesterday at the residence
of her daughter, No. 706 east Clay street,
in the eightieth year of her age.
Deceased was born IN Marburg, fessen.
, trtTlnhUN, anu W ADAN Nkhh-AN $3.50
the year 1853. having previously lost her
husband.
Two children, Mrs. Wenzel and Mr..
George Schott. now in Chill, South Amo-
RIGA, survive her.
Nrs. Schott was an estimable Christian
woman. beloved by all who knew her.
The funeral will take place from ST.
Johns church this afternoon at 3 o'clock.
prpn WHILE RIDING HORSEBACK.
The remains of Mr. G. G. Thompson,
who died in Basic City on the 25th instant,
arrived in this city at 8 o'clock yesterday
afternoon, accompanied by his son, Mr.. W.
III. Thompson. Superintendent OF the Fire
Alarm Service. and Messrs. W. b. and j. l..
Thompson, of Lynchburg. brothers of thc
deceased: his widow and two children, and
her father, Mr.. W. A. Smith, of this city.
Mr.. Thompson died from heart-disease
while riding horseback. He died two
miles from home, and the first intimatlou
received by the family was the arrival OF
the horse with the dead body.
The burial service will be held at Dab
wood cemetery this morning mt 10 o'clock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-28
Steinway. the king of Pianos" can be
seen and heard at
WALTER ID. MosEs n Co.'S,
Sole Agents, 1908 Main street.

The lady managers Of the Home for La
dies. 5l5 north Seventh street. return their
thanks to Major Ginter for box Of
fine oranges as a Christmas donation. We
hear that the Major in the largeness Of
his heart sent out 300 boxes Of this delight
ful fruit to his friends III the city during
the week.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-28
THE JANUARY JURORS.
Those Who WIN Hear the Evidence in the
Hastings Court.

The January term Of the Hastings Court
begins tomorrow one week.
The following jurors have been drawn ::
Grand: Josiah Rylsnd. Kdinboro' Archer lcol-
oredl. j. Il. M0sby. James +. Phillips, NJ Hess
berg, John Burch, James 7. Sharpe. James /.
Vaughan. c. T. Wingo. Is. 7. Johnston, William
J. Westwood, and Thaideus q. Foster.
Petit: Louis Euker. Isaac Cohen, Henry l.
Miller, !. :. Elan. Littleton Fitzgerald, William
r. Drewry, s. II. Cottrell, W. l.. Carneal L. II.
Frayser. Jr,. Richard X. Coz, John Enders, Jr,
w. ". Tribbctt, Alfred Gray, Percy Montague,
Carter Brander, James X. Branch, NJ. w. Cren-
shaw, Abram Gunst Catlett Conway, l.. q.
Glenn, A. p. Routt, Isadore Loyenstein, G. {.
Bridges j. ID. sheppard tcolOredl, W, IL. Tai
bott Richard Cauthorn, A. Y. Stokes, Jr., jacob
Blumelinck, &. Watt Taylor c. y. Doison, Dam
tel Lyon Jr., J. X. Griffith, Louis f. Brossieux,
Charles c. Thompson, huscoe Glazebrook,
Frank Glasgow tcolore4l, Matthew Hope col
ored), j. u. Lottier. aud W. i. seymour.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-28
Had His Finger Cut.

The ambulance was called yesterday at
1890 p. NJ. to attend a white man named
Bendall at the Locomotive Works, who
had the index finger of his right hand
badly cut. The wounded member was
dressed and Mr.. Bendall was left with
f-.npIe
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-28

natural flowers. Among those present were
Miss Annie Williams. the Misses Gresham.
Miss Eloise Johnston. OF Birmingham,
Ala, and Misses Juliet and Bessie Pollard.
and Messrs. X. G. Hiden, ii: X. Pollard,
Jr., J. l.. MCCARTHY, q. II. Whitfield. I'd
ward Pollard, II. II. Harris. Jr.. Of Lynch
burg; J. NJ Burnett, j. O. HARDWOOD. and
j. Garland Pollard.