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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-13
The Beautiful south Land

j." Gods favored land-the Eden OF America"
lnls encominm gas rendered. corpus Snr'su,
Texhs, By Captain Henry. of the United states
army. under General Zachary Taylor. In 1870 !:
and this city by the sea is now what Il was then-
the most beautiful spot that the eye OF any
american ever resicd upon. In the year isp
Hon. K B. Roosevelt said "Corpus Chrlst is
the only spot outside OF New York city wnere
would live.n This marvellous spot, which In
1886 brought from the lipe OF Captain Henry
Irresistible bursts Of admiration. enthuses To-
DAY the soul OF every beholder with the surpass-
inE excellence ot It's beauty.
But Nature has added 10 its crown OF unex-
celled beauty the jewel OF hoalth. Its hygiene
is finer than that OF the most favored health re-
sorts oi the world. IL ls one OF the few spots on
earth where man. under tho ordinary ruies OF
hygiene, might reach the period allotted 10 hu-
man life, and when the great cycle came. COM
pleting the hour, woGld "dle as dies the natural
fiowerr
But in addition 10 the natural beauty which
delights the eyo and the health which inyigo-
rates the body, Nature has here provided Tor me
suetenance Of man. Far behind this ceautuui
little city Is spread a rich aud fertile land,
divided Into hundreds OF farms and csNie
ranchea. Within q radius OF l50 miles teeu Que
million OF the finest beef cattle. Here grow
fruits and grain ard vegetables IN proGigal pro
fusion--eyery monh bringing In it' fresh supply
FOR table and market In the tront OF corpus
Christi, lying as IL does at the head OF corpus
Christi bay and lust behind Aransas Pass. IS a
water frontage Of $50 square miles, land
locked (by ucrbor and Mustang islands
and safe from the terrific gult-s'orms This bay
abounds in the most delicious oysters ana nsh-
Aransas Pass, a narrow strait fowinc between
Harbor and Mustang Islands, gives an outlet
from Corpus Christi bay 20 the CUR OF Mexico
Here is the most ayailsble-the only certain
deep-water harbor on the Gulf OF Mexico west
and south OF the Mississippi river Here Is an
outlet for the commerce OF larger section OF
country than Is now tributary TO any one sea-
port IN the world. It has more harborSge room
than the Mississippi at New Orleans. the Thames
az LondOn, OF tho SueZ canal. This city u the
coming seaport OF the southwest territoryof the
United States Being the most accessible point
20 Mexico aud the vast western territory OF the
United States II will he rival New York city 10
commerce. In addition 10 Its commercial aiyan-
tages It offers the finest openings for manuiac-
lures
The South In this deep-water port holds the
key 30 the commerce OF country producing
siC0.000000 OF agricultural products per year. In
recognition Of tho commercial Importance ol
this point. two railroads tthe san Antonio and
Aransss Pass and the Mexican NationsD have
already made 10 their terminus, and two DINERS
arc now under construction, having II as Their
objective point.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-13
THE BAPTISTS.
The Fight oftbe Convention-The South tc
Supply sunday-school Literature.

Supply sunday-school Literature.
n3y telegraph to the Dispstcn-l
FORT WORTH, TEX, May l2-The Southern
Raptlst Convention resumed 10 labOrs THIS morn
ing. The report on the FROST resolution was
taken up, ana then came the nght OF the cohVen-
ton The question was whether 10 continue the
" Kind Words ~ series OF Sunday-schooi puolca-
tions or 10 sell out 70 The American society OF
Philadelphia: in other words, wnetner inc
south or the North should furnish the sunday
school literature. The Frost report was adopted
by vote OF 4l9 to f76 aud the offer Of the Ameri-
can Baptist Publication Society vas releciei
The Frost report is embodied In the following
resolutions:
is.ing We add another, TO be elected at this ses.
sion Of the convention. and TO be called tho Board
Of Publication Of the Southern Baptist ConYen-
ton. -, ,,.-u -.
elected as provided for in Article V. OF the Con-
srlmiion. and located as may be hereafter do
termined. ~.
tions, besides recommending the bosrd OF Man
ayers be requested 10 recommend also the place
OF lts location. ,..-
a. Resolred. That the Sundey-school literature
known as the Kind Words Series, Including all
contracts with publishers, writer's, ana others IN
the interest Of It's publication, Do transferred
from the Home Mission Board TO the Board OF
Publication. 80
s. Reso!red, That It shall not be within the
province OF said board 10 pUDllsn otnef hseIhtHio
than that committed 10 its care by these reso-
lutions, except such as may be necessary 10 me
greater efficiency OF the series, or as the con-
yen,ion Itself may hereafter direct
8. RSsoirsd, That any profit accruing rom sslu
publications. after a liberal allowance Tor me
conduct Of It's business. the Board OF Managers
shall appropriate as the convention may order
from time 10 time.
Strong speeches we're msde on both SIDES
The report Of the Committee on CHRISTIAN
Unity was adopted.
r. Is. Moore, OF South Carolina, submitted re-
port on "Woman's Work. The women con-
tributed last year to missions, not counting
gifts $1,000.
RuIogi.tic speeches were made and the report
was adopted
CENTENNIAL OF Baptist MISSION WORK.
The Centennial Committee reported Ia fayor
OF suitable commemora,iou VI the beginning oi
the Baptist mission work at kottering' hhgIsnu'
and that the American Baptist hisslonsIy go
ciety be invited 10 cooperate win the nsptisss
OF Great Britain and the rest OF the woriu IN lns
celebration. All arrangements were Ie,s WIN
the joint committee. which VIII selec, uus'
place, and programme. The report was elopieu.
The Sunday-School Committee was dlfec.su J"
pass on books suitable for sunday-scnooi hD'a-
ries.
some routine business was trensacted anu tue
convention adjourned till To- morrow,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-13
POWERS OF THE HUMAN MIND.
Mr.. j. Randall Browns Exhibition at the
Academy Last Night.

Academy Last Night.
Mr.. ]. Randall Brown. whose remarkable and
nccullsr exhibitions Of mind reading have given
him much celebrity in this country and Europe,
nUpaared at the Academy OF Music last night
before an audience which was notable for the
large number OF professional men present
At the beginning Of the exhibition several gen.
tlemsn were invited on The stage TO act as a COM
mittee, and 10 tost carefully the eenuineness OF
tho different feats which were 70 be performed
by MIR Brown This committee was composed
of Colonel 10. Lane Stern, ex-Police-Justlce ~.
C. Richardson, MT John II. Powell, Dr. Lewis Z.
Bosher, Mr c. = Crenshaw, Mr.. Moncure Per
kins. Dr. Charles H. Chalkley, Mr. Welter ID.
loses, ana Nr. d. .. Davis.
MIR Brown performed number OF dincuis
and delicate feats, one OF the mos remarkanIe I
OF which was the "wire test" In this wire
was stretched rom the stage 20 the gallery. Dr'
Chalkley went mp into the gallery ana placlhg
that end Of he wire against his forehead nxe1
In his MUD tho number engraved on inc case OF
his watch. Mr. Brown, who held the stage end
of the wire against his fOrehead after delDe-
rating "A few moments wrote the number OF tne
watch on blackboard. The watch was the 1
conpared by memrers OF tho com1nlttee WIN
tho blackboard ana INC huhhpoIs "oi0 i'"N W
correspond. .., .....,.,
The exhibition wss certainly a most remark
a,,ie one and WAS an unusually fine Illustration
of the penetrative power OF tho human mui.
Mr. Browns demonstrations OF bis peculiar power
were entirely successful and the au0ience was
thoroughly impressed with his vigorous neh-
tGlity. 49,. .-,.o v,or.
presant last night Mr. Brown Will give another
exhtbition tonight, when he will be subjected 10
sories of tests altogether different from those OF
last night
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-13
been thoroughly renovated from mast heao
keel at an expense OF $4,000.

been thoroughly renovated from mast heao '"
Keel at an expense OF $4,000.
Judge Robert W. Hughes, Of the United s'sss' s5
Court, has LEFT for his home near Aolns'""'
where he will spend several weeks.
The sam Jones choir will practice at Broaa-
Street church tonight a. $50 O'Clock. i1'
umpbant Songs, No. ." will be used.
Mr. Gott OF Baltimore. the architect OF ,ne
Masonic Temple. arrived here yesterday a.ea na
noon 20 consult Win Mr. Walter X. Higham, 'H'
supervising architect.
Register to-day. II is your only opportuniy
before the important municipal election OF le wv
22d, when. for all we know. the enemy may ha'o
af.ll ticket In tho field.
Richmond Commandery, No. ?, Knights Tenn
plar. will march from s. Albens Hall TO fh \ -
Place church next sunday evening a. O'CLOCK :"
hear an kscension-day sermon.
Policeman Enreht went 70 Petersburg yeefer-
day and brought over 70 Richmond Moses Pfy.-
ton (colored. who Is charged here with assSuir
ing a colored woman with a slungzhOL
Richmond Lodge No. ]. l. q. o. r.. after their
business was over last night, was entertainer Dy
Hadrand * Freemanis Combination Minstlcis'
BY request Mayor kllysoa n member OF hIcn-
mOnd Lodge. thanked the serensiers AMI mhos
q handsome speech.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-13
A DvICE TO MOTHERS.

For over nfty years MRS. WINsLoW's
SOOTHING SYRUP has boen used BY mothers
for their children while teethins Are you dis
turbed at night and broken OF your rest by sick
child suffering and crying with pain OF cutting
teeih' II 50 send ., once and get q bottle OF
.Mra Windows soothing syrup" for Children
recthing. Its value 10 incaiculaole. II will re-
heye the poor little sufferer Immediately. Do
pend upon IL mothers; there Is no mistake
about Il II cures Dysentory and Disrrhea,
regulates tho Stomach and Bowels, cures Wind
Collie. softens the Gums, reduces Inflammation,
and gives tono and energy 70 the whole system.
"Mra Wtnslow's soothing syrup" i" for children
teething Is pleasant TO tho taase and is tho pre-
scr,pticn Of one of tho oldest and beet female
physicians and nurses IN the United staisz and
h for sale by al druggists throughout The world
Price IS cents bottle. Be sure aud ask for
"ARS WINDOWS SOOTHING SYRUP.
~ io-sodtJan
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-13

Tho ceDeraI committee on ST. John's-Day met
last night al St Adams Hall and completed tue
arrangements for the cele brstion on The occasion
OF tue dedication OF tho Masonic home' TWO
miles from the city.
The special committees submitted their re-
norts in writing, aud these were UNANIMOUSLY
sdopted. The Lunch Committee has secured the
services OF q competent caterer 70 provide tne
ment Commtttee reported that ice-cream and
otser luxuries would be sold at city prices.
The general committee decided 10 visit the
hoIne on the fret Tuesday In June.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-13
Mnnchesfer In ErieE

The Chesterfield County Court met yesterday.
There are no important cases 10 be ried nt 'hiS
torn.
Mr.. Hunter Wiikinson. Of Cumberland coun-
IT, s on a brief visit 10 friends here.
Manchester Democrats who need 10 register OF
get transfers must give the matter thoir atom
ton to-day or they cannot yote on the 2Id. -
The public schools of the city, commencing
yesterday. open al 3 instead Of A. VI.
Only one case was disposed OF in the Mayor .
Court yes erday, and that was iriffng one.
There were two additions 10 tho Bainbrdge-
Street Baptist church Sunday morning. Inc
night services we're omitted as the eleciric-nghs
wire was broken and the church could not Do
lGhted.
Colonel Hogeland. the boys friend, will lecture :
at the Balnbrdge-sIreet Baptist church al .
o'clock tonight
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-13

Fulton Democratic Club will meet tonight in
Powhatan Hail.
Miss Mary QuarIes. OF west Grace street, bai
returned from pleasant Wis IL 10 Baltimore ano
New York.
Ex-Governor W. 4 Cameron and Coione,
James u. Brady we're In the city yesterday AHu
called on The Governor.
hr. I. Y. Harris and wife viii leavs IN hlow
days for Lake Springs, near salem. va "nefo
they will spend the summer.
Tho steamship Old Domiaion arrived yssssr.
day morning flying the commodores nsk s,sos
81 absence Of ten weeks, In which nms sAs ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-13
A Boy Driven Over.

Az few minutes after O'Clock yesterday
morning tho city ambulance was called to the
corner OF Broad and Fourteenth streets TO attend
acolored boy who had been accidentally Knocked
down and run over by a cart
lie was taken home, and the physician 10
charge Of tho ambulance dressed bis wounds.
The boys shoulder-blsd was found 10 be frac-
turod. and the physician thinks he was slightly
injured informally.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-13
THROWN FROM AWLLAeE-cART.
Mss Bigiey Rendered Senseless for
While, but Not Much Hurt.


Ms, May Bigley, Of New York, who is the
guest of Miss Mario Pzzioi, Of this city. was
thrown from . yinage-cart while out driving yes
tsrisy afternoon, and at first II was thought
that gue WAS seriously injured. but II was soon
Gsoerlained that she WAS only Signify Drul.eu;
Mies Bigby Was accompanied by ar. a. "a.
e ~ WHO a. conn ected with the business oiuco
a. tho Union Passenger Railway company.
White uey Wero driving between the s"itch-
bscs and tue New Reservoir ono OF the drooplns
rAuches of n shade tree brushed the horse IA
toe s,de ana caused Il 70 commeoco 10 run ana
lI,k. The spatgerboard WAS kicked TO pieces
and FRAGMENTS OF Il struck the frightened ami
MAJ. causing n 20 run more rapidly.
Nr. Scott Tau the horse Into tho reservoir em-
hankment in order t0 stop tho runaway, and thls
caused he cars 10 turn over and aiss Blgiey 70
tall out She was insepsiOle WHOM she fell, Dut
rostoratiyes were admtnsteref aud she
coon recovered consciousness. Sho was then
brought 10 Captaiu Pizzini's residence. corner
OF trace aud tightb streets, aud was seen py
Drs McCaw and Brock. she Was very naturally
quite nervous. but soon became eoinposed and
wGs tOon AL right again. She received eighs
bruise on the lace. aud Will perhaps ieei ehtuo
sore for the next day or two.
Jh0re we're great many people driving ont
IN tho vicinity OF the reservoir al the uine OF tne
accident aud II created the widest excIiement
and gfesily-e xaggeraled reports founo 'heir
Way down town.
xr scott Mas not hurt Tho cart was pretty
we'll broken 70 pieces.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-13
Eailrnnd Tnrnehnes.

Tho explosion of torpedo on Tenih and Main
street Yesterday evening caused some little ef-
element among tue people returning from
wort. A few nights ago two OF those torpecOes
were exploded by n stree;-car passing between
Broad aud Laurel streets. and for IA considerable
while persons were engaged IN seeking the sup
posed syillAin" " who had fTed the Imaginary
'.pistol-shot.n Thoy were evidently placed rpon
the track by some mischievously disposed youth,
but II is rather dangerous amusement, as the
report is as loud as that OF gun and might
frighten horses.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-13
Ninth Virginia Cavalry.
Atlanta Veterans Coming.

The Atlanta COn8'i'Vfl0n Of SUNDAY says:
A large party OF Atlanta veterans will soon TO
organized b. visit Richmond, Va, on the 2Jth OF
May and take part IN the ceremonies Of unyeil-
ing the Lee monument. Great preparations are
being made by the Military Committee OF Rich
m0nd 10 lock after tho visiting companies aud
eyerything possible will be done TO secure their
comfort
Among those who will form tho Atlanta dole
cation are Governor John B. Gordon, Colonel
carter. Captain Frank Myers, Captain George
Forbes, and Messrs. A. y King, :. Ii. Landrum,
". Ii. Clayton, and ". T. Mitchell. number
OF others will 20 who have not yet mace formal
application 70 be Included Ia the party.
An effort is beng made 70 have gray uniforms
made In time for the occasion, and win slouch-
hats and Coniederate-Neteran badges the Al
lanta delegation will look, "a far as costume
goes, very much as they did Gquarter OF u con-
turY back.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-13

II YOU want any information about
European steamship tickets. TO or from
anv part Of Europe, cali or write to Andrew
Welsh at the Adams and Southern Express
Companys Office. No. $40 east Main street.
who il general passenger agent for all lines
of ocean steamers. and will sell You any
class of tickets by all lines at same rates as
at headquarters. Also esent for Cooks
European excursions.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-13
uenricn County Court.

Tho Nav ,ertn OF the Henrico County Court
onened Yesterday This IS not grand jury ses-
sion, and there are no important criminal cases
20 be tried ...r,o =
The time OF he Court was taken up yesterday
,r me nsideraticn Of applications for licenses
10 seIl ilouor. Several wore granted. Ihe only
duplication 10 which objection was raised wss w
tSst Of Mira Bertha Keller, who keeps on tne
Brooke turnpike. several residents Oh the nelsa
horhood appeared in opposition 70 the renewal
~ her license. but the Court. after inaKins a
thorough inquiry, decided in favor oil the sppii-
NJ
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-13

YOU DoN,rwANrroxrssoUR slosurrsALR

YOU DON'T WANT TO MISS OUR SO SUIT SALE
sAKs $40 SUIT sALg
There isn't grade Of suits In this city to-day
sAKS SO SUIT SALE.
at 81, or sis that are the superiOrs Of those We
sAKs SO SUIT SALE
have in this lot 9, $40. We've oeen weeks pre-
sAKy SO SUIT SALE.
pairing for this sale.
sAKs' SO SUIT SALE.
The $40 grade has been kicked and cufied
sAKS $40 SUIT SALE.
around BY everybody, Any one who bed . lot
sAKS $40 SUIT SALE.
OF ni-niting-ugly patterned-unrenaols suns
sAKs' 80 SUIT SALE
always put them into . grade. There's no sense
sAKs' $40 SUIT SALE
sAKS $40 SUIT SALE
Good honest suits can be offered for slo-see
sAKssO SUIT SALE.
our line to-day.
SAks SlO SUIT SALt.
Nobbily- patterned suits can be offered at $40
sAKS $40 SUIT SALE.
Sec our line to-day.
sAKs' so SUIT SALE.
Perfecting- fitting suits can be offered at 80
sAKs' so SUIT SALE.
See our line to-day.
sAKSsiO SUIT SALE.
We're doing business TO make money-but We
sAKS so SUIT SALE.
want a little reputation along with t. And while
sAKs' $40 SUIT SALE.
SO isn't much to be suro-it Is enough spent
sAKs' $40 SUIT SALE
with Us to buy you double --nearly-she ss,isfac.
sAKs $40 SUIT SALE.
ton II will elsewhere
sAKS $40 SUIT SALE.
These Suits are Sacks ana Cutaways-in new
sAKs so SUIT SALE
patterns and desiens-hardly cold FROM the
sAKs $40 SUIT SALE.
pressers's goose. We guarantee them to be IN
SAKS $40 SUIT SALE.
every way worthy your appreciation. and II thel
sAKs $40 SUIT SALE.
! do their duty and please you-whats tho differ
sAKs' SO SUIT SALE.
ence what you paid for them' Come and looh
sAKs' $40 SUIT SALE
at them, and bring your prejudice-if you've go
sAKs' so SUIT SALE.
any along with you. Leave us that and take on,
SAKs' $40 SUIT SALE
Of the Suits.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-13

The game of baseball played at Island Park
Yesterday afternoon between the Manhattan
Giants aud the Ironsides was one Of the most
Interesting ever played here by colorod cubs
The fielding OF Dabney for the Giants and the
hating Of smith, OF the lrOnsides, we're the fea-
tures OF the contest. which Was close and spirit
ed and which was witnessed By 3l3 persons ihe
score stood at the close Of the game u TO IN Ia
yor OF the Giants Kelly was hit three times
while umpiring, but did not stop. kain was the
other umpire.
The Newark and Richmond clubs will play TO-
morrow evening.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-13
Entertainment Tonight.

The young ladies of Venable-Street Bap-
tist church will have delightful enter
tainment at their church. corner of Twen-
ty-frst aud Venable streets, tonight IN
aid of the church building fund. DIR;
Thomas Nelson Page has kindly consented
TO read selections from his works. and in
addition they have secured the services of
some Of the best musical talent in the city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-13

Tho Richmond correspondent OF the Peters
burg Inac6-Ayp ypeal writes TO his paper as fol-
lows:
Colonel j. Il. Palmer. president Of the Peters
burg railroad and yice-president of the Atlantic
Toast Line, has resigned both positions, 10 take
effect Immediately Colonel Palmer has been
in active service az banker aud railroad presi-
dent for many years. lie now proposes TO take
about the ist Of June, where be viii reside and
travel leisurely for two or three years. His sue
cessor as vice-president OF the Coast Line has
mot been chosen
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-13
MI77ELDOREERS'
REMOVAL SALE,
52Y Broad street.
lmy i9Tu&Thl
CPECIAL REDUCTIoN-sALE OF

CPECIAL REDUCTlON-SALE OF
- DRESS GOODS
i0c. Cashmeres all down 10 =. yard
2ic yard-wide Henriettae, ali shnles. 2ie;
3Oc. quality Inch Betges down 10 DC;
is,. Corded CRshmeres down u lOc
30c. Mohairs reduced % 2or. yard;
~. Fine Striped Sergas now ~.
3Ut. Botdered POpiins, 90 inches wide, down 70
e3c.
95c. Figured Mohairs reduced 20 i9c. q yard:
SOC ~hspherds PLAID for tins sale apc. . yard .
50c. All-wool Flannel striped suitings reduced
5Oc. Ail-wooi Solid Colors Flannel sui,inss
down to 33c. yard
b0c. All-NOol striped serges we're cheaph h Doc,
now 3jc. yard
6Oc quality sO-inch vide Ali-Wool serges aud
Henrletiss for ttis sale. 40. syari.
sc. llenriet ~, 70 inches vide. now 7lc. ayarf;
81 snk.finlsh uenTierss, % Inches vide, re-
ducod 10 s3c. yard.
BLACK DRESS GOODS
70 DO sold also az pr.ces greatly reduced
LACE CAPS.
fortunate purchase Of p dozen Muslin
Caps, tho samples OF n manufacturer. enables
W. 10 o0er you some exceptional bargains In
lhidrenis Caps.
We bought them Tor CASH aad secured them
for less than ~ cents on tho dollar We have
therefore cut tho prices In nall for you.
20. Caps Tor i0c.:
zoe. Caps iof lic..
4fc Cape fnr 1c.:
80. AhliN lnt offs
tDc Caps tOr &c..
81 Caps Tor .0c.
Sl.25 Cap, for &c.:
fl.5O Caps iOr 15c.
sI.75 Caps for So.
s2Caps for e.;
$50 Gags Tor si.&
SPECIALS.
Fine Bleachsi Dsmask. 23c. yard;
Gentlemsns outing Stirt-, 3jc. apiece;
Small lot Of Gentlomen's Extrs-fins Coiored
Gauze shirts and Drawers-worth coc.-'o b
sold at 3jc. or , pieces for 81:
i0c Percales, lovely patterns, \, yarf
OUk BLACK LACRS
should attract your attention and our lov
prices your pocketbook.
For real bargains Visit our store lHI1 WBEks
HELD A THAHfMRa,
my l3-Tu&Th COZ Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-13
~. urhert A. Jarvis Missing.

Mr.. Hubert A. Jarvis. a well-knovn paih.er'
ana Who was one OF the candidates before tne
late primary for the nomination 20, cisy 1e.s na.
ceant LETT home last Tuesday morning ano ne
81 bsen seen since. HIS wife is extremely
snsiois about him, and win greatly appreciate
any information given her as 70 ms wns,enn'h hss
hst.iien rim. MIR. Jarvis resided at 1916 east
Hra Al
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-13
Children Cry for Pitch~9s CastOrla.

Zimmerman's
Restaurant and Lunch Rooms,
7O3 east Broad street,
now open.
All dehcacies OF the season.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-13
Death of DIR. Preston,

DE-. Charles H. c. Preston died al the residence
OF Mrs.. Grant, near hichmord, On sunday eve
ming. lie was born "a smytha co0oty. NJ the
Seyon-hsio Ford. was Ia his twsnty-tbird year,
tod bad Just began tho practice of bis PROBES.
sivn. His educston was gotten a. the University
Of Virginia. whore he dlstlnguishe himsef Dotn
az q student and sp athlete. His sIpisbility and
manly qualities endeAred bin 70 all
1hs Esmsins uefs taken yesterday moxninG y
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-13
The New Sfafinn-Men.

The Board Of Fire Commissioners last night
elected the following additional station-men as
provided IN a resolution recently adopted oy The
Council: -
Engine No. ]. Warren u. smith; NO. =, X. ID -
Goodland ; No. q. ID. NJ. O'Brien; No. 4, w. II.
Gathright No. 5. c. Il. Gilman; No; o, II. >.
schlosser Hose No. /, w. G. Bailey; Truck NO.
9 w. X. Crittende