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o'clock, and the services will be conducted
by Rev. Drs. Kerr and Hogc.

In the Chancery Court yesterday Lizzie
E. Holmes qualified as executrix with the
will annexed OF Washington Holmes, and
Ella j. Alexander qualified a. administra-
trix of the estate OF John 8. Alexander.
DR.. Hatcher announced Sunday morning
that $1,000 had been subscribed to his
church Improvement fund. II has not yet
been determined whether to remodel and
enlarge the present edifice or build new
one.
DIR. and Mrs. Charles II. Corey will leave
Thursday TOR Palestine. DIR. Corey, who has
been the president OF the Richmond Thco-
logical Seminary for twentyyears. hes been
granted leave Of absence for seven
months.
The fines in the Police Court yesterday
amounted TO $3.50, and five persons were
sent to iail. One person was fined $40 Tor
abusing a lady on an electrician. and an
other the same amount for beating
colored woman.
Secretary Dunlop. of the Chamber OF
Com uerce. received the following yester-
day from the weather bureau 1895 A. NJ
Hoist cold wave signal. Temperature
will fall to about twenty-eight degrees by
A. NJ, January 2lst."
The German brig Bonito. 223 tons. Cap
tain ID. Kirk. cleared for Rio Grande do
Sui OF Pelotas, Brazil, with 2, 400 barrels and
$500 sacks of -four. valued az si45l.So.
shipped by the Gallego Mills and the
Haxall- -Crenshaw Company.
While Mr.. +. s. Rogers was driving, mp
Main street in light jumper with MT.
Powhatan Boiling about noon yesterday tho
cart struck the car-track and collided with
a heavy wagon, throwing MIR. Rogers to the
ground. Fortunately he was not hurt
The flag of the italian Vice-Consulate
was at half-mast yesterday. This was or
dered hy the Vice-Consul of Italy IN this
city, Mr.. Edgerton s. Rogers, immediately
on hearing OF the death OF Prince Amadeo,
Duke Of Aosta, ox-King of Spain, and bro
ther of Humbert. King of Italy.
Captain A. G.. Babcock has executed to
the Governors of the Masonic Home n
deed for the Dickinson tract, in Henrlco
county. This land ia located on the Nine
Mile road and contains forty-four acres. 1t
is well known as the former residence OF
the late J. NJ. G.. Dickinson. IL Is valued
at from $4,000 to $4,000. Captain Bah
cock has also made donation of $4,000 To
the board as a nucleus OF an endowment
fund
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-21
MILE. RHEA Al TIE ACADEMY.
She Gives Performance to Large and
Fasbiouable Audience.

Last evening at the Mozart Academy of
Music Mile Rhea produced, for the hrst
time in Richmond her new play, by Albert
Roland Haven, entitled Josephine, En-
press of the French" As the name indi-
Gates. it IL a historical drama based upon
events Of the First Empire, the pathetic
scene of the divorcement OF Josephine
from Napoleon forming one OF the chiet
az well as one of the strongest incidents OF
the play.
Nile. Rhea was indeed regal in her
bearing. while her acting of the role was ex-
ouisite i'm its refinement and dellcacy OF
Treatment. With less talented artist
broad melo-dramatic effects might have
been attempted, but no such mistake
was made by Rhea. Her impersonation was
thoroughly womanly, touching IN pathos
and strong in its dignity OF conscious right.
1t is decidedly the best and most attractive
De1fortnance Rhea has ever given in Rich
.t.ond AID one that has raised her higher
than ever in the estimation OF our citizens
Never did she appear more lovely or at-
tractive than last night.
The supporting company was excellent
throughout. Mr.. William Harris gave a
very GOOD performance Of Napoleon, -
which part II IS evident he has given much
thought and study. Mr.. j: NJ. francoear
was equally good as tho willy Ialleyrand,
ana MISS luh aH olcAct ilSooAhs ""''NN
Bonaparte.
There was very large audience present.
which bestowed frequent and hearty ap-
plauso on the star and her support. Cur
tain calls were given after every act and at
the close of the fourth Mr.. Preston BeIvln;
president of the Powhatan Club. presented
Nile. Rhea with very handsome floral de-
sign.
Many distinguished people were present,
including Governor Mckinney and party,
who occupied a stagc-boX:
Mile. Rhea viii repeat the performance OF
"JosophineD tonight and for the Wednes-
day matinee. On Wednesday evening she
will close her engagement with q produc-
ton Of Shakspeare's comedy of Much Ado
About Nothing, in which she will play
Beatrice.
benefit of the Powhatan Club. The floral
Offering which Preston Belyin presented
Mile. Rhea was in the shape of a harp, and
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TIE NEWS OF MANCHESTER.
Reply to an Anonymous Letter-Hustings
Court-Personal, SC.


Rev. f. NJ. Peterson preached a sermon
at the Central Methodist church Sunday
night in answer to an anonymous commu-
nication which he recently received con-
tanning certain newspaper extracts bearing
upon the moral character of certain minis
tcrs throughout the country. Notwith-
standing the fact that extra seats We're pro-
yided, the church was crowded to Its ut
most capacity. The text was Hosea w., s:
"They eat up the sin of my people,
and they set their hearts on their
iniouitv.@ Mr.. Peterson's sermon was a
very plain one, and in conclusion he
SAID: Let these snari9g eospel;haters
rant and rage; let them scowl and laugh;
let them deyour every scandal that fallen
Christians are guilty of. This We know:
When the shadows grow long IN the. eve;
ming of life; Dy-and-by, when some loved
one lies dead in an upper room; by-and;
by. when your plans have miscarrled
and bafIled hope is dying; by-and-by.
when some tremendous storm bursts
upon you. and you have no anchor to
cast to windward-then you viii long. not
for liberalism to come IN with ITS guesses
and doubts and chilling speculations, not
for infidelity with its philosophy of despair,
but for that old orthodox faith which your
father loved and which filed your mothers
sky with light and hope as she stepped Out
from the edge of time into the unseen and
the eternal"
HUsTISGs COURT.
The January term of the Hastings Court
commenced yesterday. The only case be-
fore the grand jury was that Of Robert
Ross (colored), charged with felonlously
cutting William Brady with knife, with
intent to kill. The grand jury brought III
not true bill.
Among the cases on the docket were
those of parties selling coupons without o
been rendered for verifcation. The former
were continued until the next term and
the latter set for next Tuesday.
DEATH OF MR.. TRABUE.
The funeral of Mr.. Alexander NJ. Trabue.
his home, near Midlothian, Will take place
from his late residence at IL O'Clock this
morning. Rev. DR.. William +. Hatcher Will
officiate.
Mr.. Trabue retired Friday night in appa-
rently good health and was found dead III
bed the next morning. Deceased was fifty
six years old and was prominent in the az
fairs or the county. Prior to the war ne
was member of the Court Of Hastings for
Richmond, and since thewar be has served
Us magistrate in the county.
PERSONALS AND BgIEFs-
Mr.. William @. Seldom, of Baltimore.
was in the city Yesterday.
Mr.. John b. Goode, who has been quite
sick for several weeks. was able 10 be out
yesterday -,
Rev. j. ". Bledsoe, OF Park Place Metho-
dist church, Richmond. preached at Cen
trail church Sunday morning, and Rev. l..
| M Peterson preached at Trinity.
Mr. L. Thomas Hatcher and Miss Bessie
y. Hall will be married at Central Metho-
dist church at o'clock this afternoon.
Mr.. A. ID. Fitzgerald. principal Of the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-21
Death the Result Of n Spree.

NEw YORK, January 20.-Willlam Brady;
thirty years old. and Isaac Lockwood. aged
thirty-six, both sprinters, hired furnished
room at No. 1G First street n week ago and
had been drinking heavy up 10 Saturday;
when they went 60 bed. Tonight u friend
of theirs went into their room aud found
Brady dead aud Lockwood at the point OF
death. Lockwood was taken 20 Bellevue
Hospital, where. after much pains. he WAS
somewhat resuscitated and may 1--we. Inc
men had been burning coal-gas in the stove
and they either by design or accident
dropped the damper. The doctors think
the men also took poison.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-21

Personals ana Briefs.
Hon. Thomas s. Martin. of Albemarle, Is
in the city.
Hon. James W. Marshall. of Craig coun-
ty, is in the city.
Miss Mary George Porter. of Baltimore,
is visiting relatives in the city.
Governor McKinney's wife accompanied
party of friends to the Academy last
night.
Mr.. C. d. Boyd and wife (nee Wallacell
have returned to the city after an extended
tour South.
Mr.. w. Cabel Trueman, of the Times,
was out Yesterday after being at home with
the grippe for week.
Nessrs. Gus f. Delarue and Peter Stumpf
will leave the city this morning for inc
Hot Springs in Arkansas.
Miss Fannie Talley, who has been very
III at the Retreat for the Sick with typhoid
fever, is rapidly improving.
Two crates of strawberries, the first OF
the season, were received Iroin fioriua
yesterday by Mr.. John L. Powers.
Mrs. f. Holzinger, of Baltimore; Is stop
ping at her niece's (iIrs. Nj. Schwartz),
corner Poplar and Lester streets.
Mr.. TAYLOR. clerk of the Hanover Court,
is quite sick at Taylorsville. Speaker
Cardwell went mp to see him last night.
Mr.. Sylvanus Stokes, Of the st. James
Hotel. baltimore, who has been sick with
the grippe. has recovered, and Is on visit
to Richmond.
Inthe CITY Circuit Court yesterday Lena
Teiser instituted suit against G. Teiser for
81 800 and an attachment was sued out TO
be executed on real estate in Williams
burg.
Octavius wingfeld. eolored barber.
aged sixty-fve, died on Main street be-
tween Twenty second and Twenty-third
Sunday night about o'clock-from heart
disease, Coroner Taylor thinks.
The mantelpiece in the house Of Mr..
Fl. F. Phillips. on north Sixth street, caught
fire last night from stove. The flames
were put ont by Officers Poitsux and
Sweeny without turning in an alarm.
Mrs. l. Nj. Hicks, daughter Of the late
DIR. Joseph B. Anderson. OF Amelia county,
and wife of S. d. Hicks, diedSunday, after
a few days. illness, of pneumonia. The
funeral will take place from the residence,
No. sl7 east franklin. this morning at II
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-21
Death of Mrs. Mary IL. Ross.

Mrs. Mary b. Ross, widow of tho Rev;
DR.. Ross. of the Presbyterian Church, died
at the University of Virginia yesterday.
She was daughter of the late Governor
Mcdowell and a woman who was endowed
with every Christian virtue. In her widow
hood she lived life of practical charity,
contributing from her means to the neees-
sites of every one she found to be suffer-
ing. A purer exemplifcation Of benetl-
cent life has seldom been known IN this
community. where Mrs. Ross resided Tor
many years. The remains will reach me
city tomorrow and will be here inferred.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-21
rl,HE FLORENCE NIGHTINGALE


Tho following is an extrast from letter writ
ton to tho German Reformed kesseng,r. a, Cham
bersburgh, Penn
A BRNEFACTRKss
Just opon the door for her, and Nrs Winslow
will provo tho American Florence Nightingale
Of tho Nursery. of this We arc 10 sure that NO
will teach our "Susy 10 say IA blessing On
Mrs. Winslow' for helping her TO survive and
escape tho gripping. collcsine, aud tee,hing
Siege. MIRA WINsLOW'S SOOTHING nkCP
relieves the child from pain and cures dys
on,ery and diarrhna. |, softens the gums, ro-
duces Inflammation. cures wind-coiic, and car
ries the infan, safely through tho teeihins 30
riod it performs precisely what Il professesto 70
perform. every part Of it--nothing iesa We
havo never seen Mrs. Winslow-know her only
through tho preparation OF her "soothins
Syrup for Children Teething.' IL ve hal the
poser ye would mako her, as she Il, physical
say,oqr TO tho infant raca Sold BY all drus
gists. 20 cents bOttle. ls si-evi
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Breaking Ground for New Road,
~ -saIn1r..n N fna nfapafght

AUGUSTA. Ga, January 2O.--Ground was
broken to-day on the Augusta and west
Florida railwaya point eight miles south
of Augusta. The road will run through u
pine belt of South Georgia TO Fhomasyilie;
where it will connect with tho projected
line through Tallahassee to the Gun Coast.
The road Is 10 be luilt by construction
company, Of which Jesse Thompson, ot
Augusta. Ga, large lumber-dealer and
manufacturer, is president. 1t will open an
undeyeloped country and will not parallel
q railroad system III Georgia.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-21
xyorte of the Ambulance.

Al quarter past o'clock yesterday
morning the ambulance was summoned 70
the corner of Nineteenth and franklln
streets to attend colored man VINO Was as
taken i'll on the street. lie was carrieu "
the almshouse for treatment. ,
In the afternoon at five minutes to, 1
O'clock the ambulance was called to the
Tredegar Iron Works TO one of the, white
operatives who was taken sick while at
work. He was relieved and taken home.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-21
Tonti Officers Installed.

At meeting of Virginia Lodge, No. 81,
Order of Tonti, last night the following
officers were installed: Past-Presidenti A.
w. Rosene; President, G.. b. Sydnor, JT;
Vice President, W. G. Grady; Chaplain, u.
II. Shaffer; Treasurer, John W. featrosS
Secretary, Edward Sydnor: Marshai ~
w. Thomas; Guard, A. Nj. Bali; oeh1'lieti Nv
NJ. W. Ford. Trustees. Ii. 4. Sheppaiu anu
Charles L. Wilson.
MIR. A. w. Rosene was elected represen'
tatiye to the District Conference, wnich
meets IN Baltimore March 2lst.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-21
RAILWAY COMBINE.
THE r. AND A. BECOMES A PART or
THE C. AND o. SYSTEM.
The Execution OF All Papers Dir~csed and
the Deed Of Convcvasce Pas
on Record.

The Richmond and Allegheny railroad II
now part and parcel OF the great Chcsa-
pcake and Ohio system.
The sale OF the property. rights, and fran
chises of tho former 20 the latter. made
some months ago. was finally consummatsd
yesterday.
The stockholders and directors of both
companies met here and authorized tho
execution OF al papers, and the hnai de-
livery of the property was made at about I
o'clock.
THE SEw BONDS.
The new bonds issued by the Chesapeake
and Ohio Railway Company Will be ready
for distribution in about month. They
are to be straight bonds Of the Chesapeake
and Ohio.
The benefit TO tho State Of Virginia of
this alliance can scarcely be oycrestimated,
rs il will tend largely TO the developments
OF ia natural resources. which has hereto
fore been hampered,
The Legislature acted promptly in fosy
tering this enterprise. which has done and
will do so much for the State.
THE DEED BycoRDED.
The deed of conveyance was recorded in
the clerks Office OF the Chancery Court
eariy Yesterday afternoon. The amount OK
copsileration is Sc 600. .00O in first CONSOLE
dated mortgage gold bonds OF the Chese-
peake aud Ohio Company; ci.OW.oOo IN
second consolidated mortgage gold bonds
of the same company; 10000 shares OK
Chesapeake and Ohio preferred stock,
the par value of which is n i,00oOoO, and
60 900 shares OF Chesapeake and OHIO con-
mon stock at the par value Of S0,0OO,OoO.
TIE MEETINGS.
Both meetings were held at the Chesa-
peake and Ohio Offices in PAGES Block.
Those who came here 20 attend them were
Messrs. NJ. Z. Ingalls, and W. 4. Anderson,
of Cincinnati. snd G. IA. Coster. Charles
u. Dickey, Samuel Spencer. and A. !.
Thomas Of New York.
These gentlemen came down IN hand
some palace-car connected with the ." Big
-Four" system. The car Is. elegantly
equipped and provided with parlor, dining,
and sleeping accommodations.
GOING WEST.
Mr.. ingalls, aud his friends came here from
New York and left last night tor Old Point.
They leave there to-day for the West, but
will probably not come through Rich
mind. Messrs. Coster and Thomas were
members of the Reorganization Committee
of the two roads who effected the sale.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-21

white schools Of this city. is suffering from
Ia, grippe, as are some sixty or more
scholars.
Mrs. Brooks. the venerable mother of
Mrs. Joseph Walker. died about o'clock
yesterday afternoon at the residence Of
her son-in-law, in Chesterfield near Man.
chester.
When Mr.. Thomas Dunn, who lives on
upper Hull street just opposite saloon
kept by himself. arose yesterday morning
he found that bag containing S51 in cur
rency had been distracted from his resi-
dence during the night.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-21
AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.

4. A. CATLIN. 4P NJ. commissloners sale of
brick stable corner Broad and beisidero
streets
GEORGE ". MAYO, i0K A. W., trustees sale OF
hotel furniture, bar-nKturss. &c.
GEORGE :. VAsHoS g. son. 7. ". commits
sioners sale OF brick dwelling on Fourth
street near Jackson.
WILLIAM MARSHALL, JR., i. NJ. stock IN mo
Real Estate Loan Deposit Company.
l. THOMPSON BROWN 4 Co, ~ T.. ~. franc
dwelling No. .35 north Ninth street
FRANK ID. HILL & CO., i0H A. W., household
and Kitchen furniture at SA west Main
street.
IN. VALENTINE, iO:SO A. NJ, furniture, car
pets, and baby-carriagrs.
r. II. COOK, 20 A. NJ, millinery goods. &C.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-21
Confirmed by the senate.

WASHINGTON, January 2O.-ln secret sea-
sion this afternoon the Senate confirmed the
t0ms~Robert Smalls, Beaufort, s. c; T..
f. Johnson. Savannah. Ga United States
District Attorney. Henry c. Niles, Northern
district OF Mississippi; United states Mar
shall Carter B. Harrison, Middle District
of Tennessee. POstnasters-T. j. Fuller,
Waycross. Ga. II. d. Locke. Macon Il. W.
Burford, Lebanon, Tenn. Il. Il. flanagan,
Hinton W Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-21
DANIELS GRAFTON.
Speaker CardweIl VIII he Chairman of the
Meeting.

1t is understood that Speaker Cardwell,
of the House of Delegates, will be chosen
n preside over the meeting at the Academy
of Music Saturday night, which will be
held to honor the memory of Hon. Jeffer-
son Davis, and to be addressed by Senator
John W. Daniel. Invitations will be sent
the mayors of the cities OF the Common;
wealth, members of the City Council OF
Richmond, ministers, and other distin-
cuished people. and the remainder of the
tickets OF admission will be given to mem
bors of the General Assembly for distribu-
tion
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-21
nrNnIcO COUNTY COUNT
The Sick Members of the Assembly

Senator Heaton. who has been unweli
for some time. was greatly improved last
njrht and expects to be in his seat III the
Senate-chamber to-day.
Delegate Chambers, of Northumberland
has been quite sick, but was better yester-
Senator Dunn. of Albemarle, was ont
yesterday after having been confined to
his room for a few days.
Senator Lawless, of Portsmouth. was un-
well last night. He is suffering from an
attack of la grippe. -
Mr.. II. l.. Maynard, the delegate from
Portsmouth. has been sick at his nome
since last Friday with la grippe.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-21
Sermon on 4" Mothers.ln-Law." "

Mothers-in-Law was the subject of
DIR. Landrum's concluding sermon Of his
Household Homlies," delivered at tho
Second Baptist church Sunday night. The
discourse, ike those which preceded It,
was instructive. entertaining, and abound
ed in happy illustrations.
next Sunday night a reply TO The Broad
enino-the- Basis - sermon Of Rev. Mr.. Cave.
of ST. Louis, formerly Of Richmond.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-21
yenabIe street Meetings.

Rev. James Nelson, ID. d., of Staunton'
preached two excellent sermons at Nena-
ble-Street Baptist church Sunday. Inc
house was crowded both morning ana
night. There was one profession and two
requests for prayers at the night service:
Rev. S. c. Clopton preached, last night
and Rev. DR.. Cooper will preach, tonight.
Services every night this week. beginning
,st 7.Q0 O'clock
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-21
Krapse,s Hotel Bar-Room Fixtures,

with all Of the stock of liquors, wines.
cigars. "A large lot of bottled imported
wines, fine bar glassware, and other hrst-
class bar fixtures. See advertisement IN
auction column. The sale commences at
10: 80 to-day {Tuesday).
GEORGE W. MAYO. Auctioneer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-21
I.,xi,r Car-Tracks.

A force of hands were engaged! YESTERDAY
layinaanother street-car track from Sanai
10 Main street for the Richmond ana Mali
chester Street-Car Company.
Another force of hands were at WORK
taking measurements on Arch street tor
the track which ~ being constructed py tue
Southside Land and Improvement Coni'
,auv
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-21
chss,,e.ke and Ohio Limited.

The Chesapeake and Ohio has established
a daily Limited" train between Rich
mond and Norfolk in both directions. The
Limited " leaves Richmond at s:I5 A. NJ,
arriving at Norfolk at ll:25 A. NJ. Tho
"Limited" leaves Norfolk at 1855 p. NJ,
arriving at Richmond at 2 p. NJ. BY these
trains You can take breakfast and supper
in Richmond and spend over four honrs in
Norfolk
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-21
Good showing for the Blues.

INSPECTOR General 10. Lane Stern, in his
annual report to the Adiutant- General,
notes that the percentage of the Fourth
infantry was very good at the Inspection
being 1873 per cent: and the hichinoh9
LIGHT Infantry Blues had everv officer and
man present. and he adds: Nothing came
under my eye requiring improvement III
that company"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-21
AREVlSlON OF FAITH.
This Subject Being Discussed by the New
York Presbytcry.

Especial telegram 10 the Dispatcnl
NEW YORK. January 20.-The New York
Presbytery to-day began q series or daily
meetings 10 consider the proposed revision
Of faith. Their final decision Will be re-
ported to the General Assembly IN Sara
toga next Nav. Here is the basis of tho
discussion: ist. We desire that the third
chapter after the first section be so rccast
az 60 include these things only-the sove--
rcignty of God in election. the general
love of God for all mankind, the salvation
in Jesus Christ provided for all and TO be
preached to every creature. 2d. We de-
sire that the tenth chapter be so revised ~
not to appear to discriminate concerning
Infants dying in infancy" or so as to
omit all reference to thom (section 81, and
so as 10 preclude that explanation OF Sec
tion A. which makes it teach the damna-
ton of all the heather, or makes IT. deny
that there are any elect heathen who arc
regenerated and saved by Christ through
the Spirit, and who endeav0r To walk IN
peniteuce and humility according to the
measure of light which God has been
pleased to grant them.
DIR. Paxton. of Princeton. the only speak
er, declared the proposed revision a great
mistake.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-21
TIE NlEETINas.
GoINn MTsr.
yIisfnf shoes.

We have on hand 200 pair OF shoes
which were made TO order by us from best
material and handmade, tho usual prices
of which range from $3.50 10 $40 per pair.
Your choice now, to close out the lot, AZ
50 per PAIR. W. r. phkw,
500 Main street. corner Eighth.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-21
Alarmed at Their Absence.

Yesterday morning Willie Marley and
Herbert Stowe, two small boys, left thelr
turned al late hour last night and no
trace of them could be found. Their pa
rents were much alarmed at their continu-
ous absence. Markey lives at iil6 Cary
street and Stowe resides on, Reservoir
street. The boys are about twelve years ot
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-21
M and Mrs. Cleveland and the BAH.

"Mr. Cleveland has not decided yet
whether 1t will be practicable or not to ac,
cept the courteous invitation extended
himself and wife, by the managers OF the
Colonial Ball, the New York correspondent
of the Dispatch telegraphed last night.