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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-09
CAN SERVE AGAIN.
so SAY MANCHESTER DeMocRATsJo
THE PRESENT CITY OFFICIALS.
All the General Officers Renominated and
Two Changes Made in tho Coun-
cii-Other Items.

Tho Democratic primary held In Manchester
yesterday resulted in the denomination OF tho
present incumbents OF all the city offices that
arc 10 be nIled in the approaching municipal
election.
They are: Mayor. A. C. AtIkisson Common
vealth's Attorney Charles L. Page; City Ser
eeant Henry Fitzgerald; Commissioner OF the
Revonue. samuel X owens: and High Consta-
bie' Georre W. Brooks.
There were two changes made In the Council
nominations. Captain +. I. Morris will succeed
Mr.. B. +. Fauconer from the First ward. snd
Mr. ". II. Owens Tas chosen in the Fourth over
Dir. e W. Weisiger. who has served several
yeara. None of he Justices who offered Tor re-
election had opposition.
LARGE VOTE PoLLED.
The polls we're open from A. VI. 10 P. III.
and everybody who desired 10 had plenty OF
time IN which 20 get 10 the voting-pleces end de-
posit their ballots.
Tho day passed of quietly and the streets pro-
sented rather deserted appearance except In
the immediate vicinity Of the precincts until
after business hours, when The small gatherings
grew into large crowd. Excellent order ore
vailed, though thero was considerable drinking
toward night.
There Vere 1929 votes cast sl;ogethcr, divided
among the wards az fOilOWs: FIRST, 30; Second,
1871 Third, 25z Fourth. 3gG
lne whole number OF white voters registered
IN Tie city If ,5O5, distributed thus First ward,
fso; Second Ward, go; Third Ward, S7j; Fourth
Ward, 5i5
1t VAS expec,ed that several OF tho contests
would be much closer than they were.
TIE VOTE BY WARDS.
The City Democratic Committee mot IN ono Of
the rooms In the Leqder building Of 3 O'clock las {
night to receive the returns and large crowd
assembled N front OF the building 10 hear the
fate OF thoir friends. None Of the precincts re-
ported until after 10 o'clcc and IL was uearly
midnight when tho last figures were received.
Hore Is Tho vote by Nards:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-09
o,Kwoop MfMoRtAI-pAY.
,,r Rosv,.Il,. Funeral To-Day.

The funeral of Mr.. William A. Boswell,
whose death Wednesday night at the
Twenty-ffth-street engine-house was an;
nounced in the Dispatch of yesterday. Will
take place at o'clock this afternoon from
his late residence, No. 27l2 east Broad
street. m
The following gentlemen will act as pail
bearers, j. T. Ballou, Joseph b; Welsh, Il.
W. Taylor, n. Wiley Davis, n. Il. Grooms,
J. II. redwood. John Mackie, +. W. Cum
bingham. G. A. Goode. John s. ralman.
Honorary John Frisehkorn. l.. G.
Crump, c. +. Taylor. John Mann. b, M.
Quarles, John A. Curtis, +: A. Saunders,
&. W. Puller. Henry Willroy, Peter D.
Crew
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-09
South Boston's Rig Boom.

Tho South Boston Land Improvement
Company offers to parties wishing to in
vest their money unexceptionable oppor-
tunities for quick returns with large
profits. Mr.. f. B. Nassie arrived from
south Boston this morning TO take the
place Of Major II. A. Edmondson and Hon.
X. r. No0lin, who have, been IN the city
the past two DAYS in tho interest of the
company. The very tattering success
these gentlemen have met with in the
placing of stock among Richmond's fore
most businessmen best bespeaks the worth
of the company. Parties wishing to invest
will do we'll to call on Mr.. Massie at Muir
phys Hotel at an early hour. "a only very
small amount of stock remains TO be sold.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-09
DEALINGS IN RFaL ESTATE.
Deeds OF Bargain and sale Recorded Yes
terday-Recent Sales.

Deeds OF Bargain and sale Recorded Yes
terday-Recent Sales.
The following deeds Of bargain and sale were
recorded yesterday In the clerks ONCE OF the
Chsncery Court:
Isaac Schwartz and others 10 Moses schwarz'
all their right title and interest In tho lot with
improvements thereon on the west Inc OF an
alley between Poplar street and 1ork-h'er
railroad Hnd Lester and Ash streee,6a
Sarah Sharke and others 10 Henry Nauenan'
lot with improvements thereon on tie West sue
OF g. Peters street north Of Baker street, - Dy
l22 feet, sS
II. seldom Taylor aud wife TO Amanda +.
Donys heirs. lot on hshe street near bioO1y
Run street, As BY 60 feet ..
James d. Elam, trustee. 10 {. q. schwalin. lo'
with improvements thereon fronting 80 ieet on
Bloody Kun street, running back - iNet, f2V,O.
william j. Moore TO Thomas OGprman, 10.
with improvements thereon on the north line oi
Denny street between Russell and frlce sfeete'
fronting 60 feet, SJOl
EH'ENT SAILS.
Tho lots on Hanover street between Cedar and
Elm streets advertised by J. thompson Brown
a Co to be sold by auction yesterday at ?. d.
we're sold n Mr.. j. II. Crenshaw al an advance
Oh the last purchase price.
Mr. y. w. Bowe, acting Tor II. @. Cannon, com.
missioner. has sold Mrs. hnry A. Morton lot OF
property belonging 10 the estate OF the late ). ~
Ellison, fronting 5jl feet on Broad street oppo-
site the Xposition-GrOunds and west OF the
Allen property. for $50 per foot-slt,j3O. foul
years ago the entire square sold for $500.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-09

I aui free from Catarrn. / believe that can
get g. cerancate to this effect from any compe-
tent physician. Ihayo used no medicine WITHIN
tho past six months except Kings Royal Germs
teur My health Is better than IL has been for
thirty years. an in possession OF information
that warrants me 10 saying that tho relief which
Ihaye experienced from the use Of the medicine
is not moro certain and radical than that which
it has broughs to hundreds OF persons in Ssof-
g,A and other States j. u. HAWTHORNE
Price reduced 70 $50 per bottle.
OwEEs q MINOR DRUG CoMPAsY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-09

An opportunity to secure good invest
ments in the East End will be offered this
evening at the sale of forty-two handsome
Building Lots by Messrs. II. b. ChaIhn 4
co. These lots Will be sold at half the
prices land is bringing i'll Southwest Viz
ginia, where the towns are as yet on paper
and anything like substantial prosperity IN
the remote future. Invest your money
near home. under your own supervision.
Our prices are low, our city prosperous
aud an advance certain.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-09
Commencinp Nav nth. Sunday accom-

Commencing May 18th. Sunday accom-
modatIon trains will be resumed on the
Richmond ana Petersburg railroad. They
are scheduled to leave Richmond at $40 A.
NJ. arriving at Petersburg at 9:S5 A. NJ.
Returning. leave Petersburg at 6;l5 T. Nj.
and arrive at Richmond 7:10 Z. VI.
The Petersburg people will reach Rich;
mond on these trains at s25 A. NJ, and
leave on their return journey at 1880 Z. Nj.
Stops will be made at all way-stations
and sidings for passengers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-09
Stabbed on Broad stree. Last Night.

Last night q crowd of people while
standing on the corner of Third and Broad
were talking in loud tone of voice, and
on making inquiry 1t was on the subject
regarding the stabbing of high prices that
Suits OF Clothes in the windows of
She famous S. o. z. g. Hall. A Sl5 Suit
that may be seen marked in many windows
of high-priced clothing houses this famous
clothier has them ticketed 1915. Boys
Suits that are marked Sl2 you can buy of
tins house for nearly half the monev.
Children's Suits worth S5 for $2.75; Knee
Pants worth 81 for SOC. Hats and Fur
nishing Goods at a very small margin above
manufacturers prices. Kindly remember
Third and Broad streets when III need OF
Clothing. and you won't regret this yalu-
able information.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-09
Ambulance Calls Yesterday.

At 1l.2O A. NJ, 10 the corner of Four
teenth and Cary streets, where white
man had an epileptic fit. Relieved and
taken home.
At $50 p. NJ, TO Gillie's creek, in Rock;
etts. 10 a man who had mashed his hand
quite badly. His hand was dressed and he
yvas left with friends,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-09
Athletic Association.

Ameeting OF the stockholders of the Rich
mond Athletic Association was held last
night at the clubhouse, on Msyo's Island.
There was more than a quorum OF STOCK
represented aud some time was spent dis-
cussing the affairs of the concern; Ihe
meeting was adjourned until tonight with
out auy business being transacted.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-09
on for Europe "

was the cry of several of our charming
Young ladies, but, unfortunately for them,
they neglected to supply themselves with a
unhappy. Profit by their thoughtlessness,
and supply yourself. Greatest convenience
Imaginable. Made in every style-Sarat03;;
GA. Dress, Steamer. &c. For sale by all
dealers. Made by II. ". Rountree Bro
ther, Richmond. Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-09
Electric.Cnrs at bedford.

Messrs. Quarles & McCurdy received q
Telegram last evening from 8lr. J. NJ Berry,
Of Bedford City formerly Liberty, in
forming them that an electric street.car
company had just been organized. hr.
Berry is the president and large number
of Richmonders are stockholders IN the
company.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-09
To prevent fevers keep the liver active
and bowels regular with Simmons Liver
Regulator.
Foster the photographer.
NE HAS HAD HIS oprNIsa AND pLEAsEp THk


PEOPLE.
". W. Foster has gratifed the public by
making an advance stride in the photo-
graphic world in opening q completely
modernized Photographic gallery OF liz
north Ninth street
A little talk about Foster, his place. and
his pictures:
To beimpressive, stick close TO the truth.
1t Is mighty and must prevail.
To start. then, there ia no such situation
anywhere for Photographic gallery as that
| secured by Foster. So for as beauty OF sur:
roundings is concerned. IL ia on one OF
the most travelled streets in the capital OF
the Old Dominion. 1t adjoins the church
where Lee and Davis, leaders OF the Con-
federecv. worshipped. 1t fronts the his
toric Capitol. the scene of so many tragic
events in the States history, and Just q
street divides but does not prevent an un-
broken view of the green grass, the full.
follaged trees, the gamboling squirrels, and
pretty pictures always TO be seen on the
Capitol Square.
Fosters Gallery is the best equipped in
the South because il il the newest. IL was
thrown open TO the public three days ago.
Very few if any have been opened since:
The world moves. IL you don't you Will
be behind. Foster keeps up. All Of the
modern improvements that are used in the
art Photographic are in his gallery. This
puts him ahead Of all competitors. He has
skilled artists. His own taste is the result
of cultivated experience. He has spoiled
many pictures in acquiring 1t. He will
spoil no more. He can please the most
tastidious. Get the benefit of veterans 8
suggestion and consult Foster. He will
please you beyond expectation. Ladies
will be especially delighted with this gal-
lery. We mean what we say. Every COM
fort of the toilet can be found in the dress
ing-rooms at Fosters. Nothing has been
forgotten that will tend TO make your stay
pleasant. Ask any of the hundreds who
have been through them in the last day or
two. They will corroborate what Is said.
Look at his pictures and Judge for your
self. Can anything be more perfect than
the photograph of Henry X. Ellyson, 30
well known in Richmond? He looks so
natural that YOU expect him to answer the
question. What's the news?" This is
the sort of work Foster does with his new
and approved methods. Don't delay. Call
and go through the gallery and hnd
hearty welcome.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-09

The handsomest corner lot on ives, Main Da
street will be sold this evening az 9;oo
o'clock by Messrs. r. B. Chainn 70;
This lot Is on the northeast corner ~,
Main and Beech streets and has been ions
occupied by the Baptists as churcn s
is now being. sold because thy h.nd
changed their location and erected nnns
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-09
A countrr Nyond-Cart Un,et.

One Of the electric cars ran into conn;
trv vood-cart at the corner OF Clay and
Monroe streets yesterday afternoon. The
vehicle was upset, but neither the horse
nor driver was hurt 3,
The animal had become frightened and
backed the cart across the track just as the
car came IIp.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-09

STYLES of Millinery are changed every
week. Meyer's milliners receive notice Of
these changes from one of the swellest
New York milliners. That's why every hat
they trim is different. Sixth and Broad.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-09
CIT YnrR TRANSFER.

IL not properly registered you cannot
vote. II YOU have moved since last cleo
ton, call al headquarters, opposite the post
Office. and get posted. You may need a
transfer although you have only moved
across the street Drop in and Manager
ToInpkins will fix you oil right. lie IN
forms the Dispatch that very few have avail
ed themselves of the facilities offered, and
vet he hears that numbers Of voters have
changed their voting precincts.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-09
The Wonderful snring.

TnoNPsoss BFoxisr ARSENIC WAFER ere-
ating Q sensation wherever introduced. We ask
the profession 10 examine II and say whether or
no, they know Of any spring water that suggests
so many important uses In medicine Pam
phleu on application 70 POLK MILLss b Co.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-09

sitlon He received 1.032 votes
coUNcIL1fEN AND JUSTICES.
Although the plan under which the primary
was held was considered very strict ono
great nuni Der OF persons recognized as Repubh-
cans managed 70 get IN their votes.
In the Fret Ward 3. f. Faulconer received 6s
votes and Z. T. Morris l2J for the Council. John
". Csudle was nominated for Justice OF the
Peace.
In the Second Ward J. X. Periue received ls<
votes for the Council aud Jcmos NJ. Perdue Isl
for Justice OF tie Peace.
The Democrats had no ticket In the Third
Ward.
In he Fourth w. II. Owens received l99 votes
for the Council, and Z. ". Weisiser ISL. }. =.
Robinson was reelected Justice Of the Peace.
oTHER MANCHESTER ITEMS.
The City Council meets In monthly session at
o'clock tonight
The Hastings Court was not In seeson yesNr-
day, but viii be to-day.
Ars D. 8. Ips,Omb has returned from busl-
ness zip 20 Baltimore
Mr. George Sickler and wife returned yestsr-
day from Q visit 10 his fathers family near Ches-
ter.
The Methodist and Baptist Suuday-School As
sociatlons Will both meet In Manchester sun
dsy-the former at Central church and the latter
at Ciopton Street
Mayor AttkissOn has extended the time for
securing wagon-licenses until the LIST Of June
Those who have not obtained the same within
that tine Will be subiect 10 a fine.
The nov street-rOller made by hessrs. Talbon
& Sons for the city OF Manchester has been pu;
70 WORK on tho receptly-greEelled portion oil the
Dscatur--tTeet roadway.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-09

The Chesapeake and Ohio railway have
resumed their Sunday excursions between
Richmond and Scottsvllle on the James
River division. Train leaves Richmond at
y A. NJ. returning, arrives Richmond az
7:3OP P. ii. Tickets sold for this train at
less than balf-rates.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-09
Life unto those that find it and health to
all their flesh means A. Is. Z. Tonic.

The most elegant flowers, novelties,
fine shapes, the most stylish designs, TRIM
mers. and constant communication with
New York "a to changes in the styles has
given Meyers. Sixth and Broad, lead IN
Millinery never before attained the hrst
sensnn OF INV enterprise.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-09
"A match and & mouse
Burned down q mauis house"

Use the PATENT SAFETY MATCHES, which can
not be ignited except on the box; have no od0r.
and are not poisonous II chewsd by children or
others. Also not more expensive than o'her
msschsa For salo By 7. ROBERTS BAkEs, Pnar-
macist, $40 east Main street, Richmond, Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-09
chuych Heception Tonight.

There will be a church reception in the
Iecture-room OF Grace-Stroet Presbyterian
church this evening. commencing at
O'clock. Or. Far and members OF the
church viii be glad TO see their friends on
this occasion.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-09
Iertu~ton Faces.

LEXINGTON, KY, May s-Ihe third day OF n Ino
Kentucky Association races was wen aIenueu.
FIRST racs-mile and seventy yaris-Csslarsy
Won Spectator sscond, Laura Foru 'niru'
Time, l:s0H. s,u,n.
Second race mIle--Loveand won; eu'er hins
second, keardon third. Time. Ei9h. c.,o,
ThIrd race-rile and a auarter-ban CHER
won Reardon second, CorticelIs third. Timo'
a1i. .. o,,,,oo.
Fourth race mile and q sixteen th1uunOoa l., s,nos
won BAlly Hoo second, Duke OF hisnia"s'
third Time, l:5i4. n ,o,.
Fifth rsce-tour furionrs Wood bens won
Peois second, SIR Pianet third. Tins ''s
sart nis.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-09

C. IT. Hall will be in the city at Ford's
Hotel. Friday and Saturday, May, 9th and
10th, To re, eive orders for awnings, tents,
flags. and all canvas work.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-09
IGREAT BARGAINS FROM Tho SYNDICATE SALE EVERY DAY.
A TWO-DAYS
SPECLALSALE
OF
BOYS AND CHILDREyS
S i 1T s.

which have been arranged as follows:
LOT I. consists Of Is 2-piece
Kilt Suits, sizes two
and half to five
years, Especial Sale
price" to-day and to-
morrow 69c.
LOT ii. consists Of Is 2-piece
Kilt Suits, sizes two
and a half to five
years, marked $3.50
and S3, Especial Sale
price to-day and to-
morrow Sl.o7.
LOT III. consists of % 2-piece
Kilt Suits. marked
Si.50and 50, Especial
Sale price to-day and
tomorrow S.ou.
LOT ". consists OF 30 2-piece
Kilt Suits, marked
$3.50, g. 30, and $3.50,
Especial Sale price
to-day and tomorrow -.
LOT Y. consists OF 200 Me-
dium, Light and Dark
Colors, SHORTHAND
Suits, sizes four to
fourteen, marked 81
and s., Especial Sale
price to-day and to-
morrow S3.oO.
LOT vi. consists OF IA Long
Pants Suits, sizes thir-
teen TO seventeen
Chiefly small sizes,
marked $3.50, 81, and
$3.50, Especial Snle
price" to-day and to-
morrow -.
LOT VII. consists Of 25 Long
Pants Suits, sizes thir-
teen to eighteen,
marked $40, 50, and
SS, "Speclal Salo
price to-day and to-
morrow $3.50.
LOT VIII. consists of 6S Long
Pants Suits, sacks and
cutawsys, sizes thir-
teen to eighteen,
marked sls, $3.50,
and SIS, Especial
Sale price" to-day
and tomorrow 1880
Don't fail to avail yourself OF these
exceptional values. Should any Suits
remain unsold they will be put in stock
tomorrow night at former prices.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-09

The dantiest of Lace Hats--not before
seen in Richmond" The Boulevard is
on exhibition in Meyers Millinery Parlor,
Sixth and Broad.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-09
Snns of Neterans.

unless your order is placed at once with
A. Saks q Co. it will be impossible for them
to furnish the Caps in time for the un-
yelling ceremonies.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-09
Co. What DIR. !. u. Hawthorne Says.

Turn not TO the right hand nor TO the left,
but use A. b. c. Alternative for the blood.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-09

1.-THE Chaumont." charming pattern
Hat-black net, exclusively shown IN
Meyers New Millinery Parlor, Sixth and
Broad
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-09
TOOK THE HINT.
RICHMOND, May o, 1890.

A few days ago we intimated that
there would be a reduction OF 10 per
cent. in the price of REFER JACK
ETS. This hint and tho cool weather
We are having had the effect Of bringing
out crowds Of buyers for these garments.
We have many left. however, in q gress
variety Of colors and styles for Misses
and Children, and we will continue the
reduced rate until the stock is sold down
quite low. -
Our stock Of TRIMMED SAILORS
has been replenished during the past few
days. We have q great variety in me-
dium and fine grade TWO-TOSED MI
LANS. SAILORS in navy-blue. black.
brown, and garnet, with white crowns.
Few hats are more popular than these.
We are constantly adding 70 our
already large assortment OF TRIMMED
MILLINERY, and we can show soms
new patterns in Hats and Bonnets II you
have not called in the past day or two.
One seemingly tries TO Guido the other
in fancifulness OF design. The art OF
Trimming has OF late been reduced 10
such fine point that with well-blended
combination Of colors such a. We can
give on O hat or bonnet We can suit tho
most fsstidious taste.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-09

100 doses one dollar" Is peculiar to
Hoods Sarsapsrills and true OF no other
medicine.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-09
mEMoRIAL-OAWs OBSERVANCE.
Arrangements of the Hollywood and Oak
wood Associations.

wood Associations.
The Ladies' Hollywood Memorial Asso-
citation held large and enthusiastic meet
ing yesterday afternoon.
4 committee was appointed 10 con-
fer with Lee Camp IN regard to the
uropramme for Memorial-day. Several
Gove-nors Of southern states who viii be
in Richmond for the 29th have accepted
the invitation Of the ladi TO make snort
addresses: there will be fine music, ana
there IS every indication that the pro-
gramme for the observance OF the day Will
be more impressive than for many years.
The ASSOCIATION Will hold another meet
inc AT the same place next Thursday, the
18TH. at o 7. NJ, when the arrangements for
Memorial-day will be perfected. go,
The members of the association who VIII
attend the services at Oakwood Saturday
afternoon, the 10th, will meet at Dr. Hoge's
at 4 o'clock and so in body.
oAKwooD MEMoRtAL-DAY.
The ladies Of the Oakwood Memorial
Association are progressing very inely Win
their preparations for the proper obserV-
ance of the day. Flowers are beginning
TO come in and if those who have pro;
missed to aid in this way are not prevented
from doing so there will be fine display
on the grounds tomorrow. -.
4 stage has been erected near the soldiers
monument. from which the address by Dr.
Goodwin viii be made. Hon: j. 1aVlOr
Ellvson Mayor will preside ahd introduce
the speakers.
the association an omnibus has been placed
al their disposal by Captain Cyrus Bos,,
sieux. which will leave the corner OF Broad
and Twenty-slxth streets at IL O'Clock III
the fOranOOn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-09

Simmons Liver Regulator Is invaiuaDiss
in the nursery. 1t 1t q gentle laxative anu
harmless.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-09
At Work a,.,n

w 7F'7 " IIc DlsphFn-I
CHICAGO, MAY LA accordance with the srpi-
traton about 400 Of tho men who have been
idle Just one month to-day returned 70 WORK this
morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-09

While the essential feature Of PsArrs ASTRAL
OIL 10 absolute safety, Il should also be remem-
bered that Is is Of no lees value on sccount OF 10
illuminating qualities. giving - 10 does me
clsarssI sssadisss and most mellow light pos
sible.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-09

ganization should take in the approaching
ceremonies attending the unyeillng OF ths
Lee monument, the President eppointeTo
Hon. George l.. Christian aad Messrs. h'
$. Bosher, 5. II. Hawes, W. d. Chesterman,
and f. G. Leigh, Jr., special eommiit,tsces ,s :
10 report to an adjourned meeting OF the
board appropriate resolutions upon TINS
subject.
NEw MEMBHfs.
On motion of Hon. George L. Christian.
Messrs. Jacob Ebel & Son and Captain
Louis +. Bossieux were elected members OF
the Chamber.
There being no further business before
the board the meeting adjourned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-09

To insure . hearty appetite and increased
digestion take simmons LAYER Regulator.