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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-19
PROPERTY TRANSACTIONS.
Deeds of Bargain and Sale Recorded in
the City and County,


The following deeds Of bargain and sale
were recorded yesterday in the Clerks Of
hce Of the City Chancery Court:
j. w, Anderson, special commissioner. to
Virginia Fire and Marine Insurance Com
pany: GO feet on Sixth street northeast cor
ner Crouch, SOFA.
Carter & Hayes. special commissioners, to
James q. Whitlock, 80 feet on the west side
OF Iwenty-seventh street near Pendleton,
Ss05.
Carter 4 Patterson, special commission
ers, and others TO Lewis Ginter. 10 feet on
Fifth street southeast corner of Cary.
g, 800.
John F. Ragland and wife to W. L. Car
neal and W. Creed Davis, 50 feet on the east
side Of Hickory street. $500.
III. W. Siggins and wife to Martin M. and
Mamie l.. Lipscomb. 16 5-12 feet on the
west side Of Reservoir street between Cary
and Taylor. S985.
COUNTY coUET OF HENRIco.
Younger Loving aud wife to Willis A.
Robinson, one half interest in GO feet on
the south side of State street near Mar
shall. SIS.
Oliver II. Palmer's executor and widow
TO Richmond. Fredericksburg and Potomac
street and release of damages as to residue
Of tract owned by grantors, S10.5O0.
Ann G.. II. and Edward l.. Raborg to
Mary A. j., wife of Jacob II. Aull, 1881
acres on Williamsburg road twelve miles
east of Richmond. $4,000.
Emanuel Ullman and Bryon Wallerstein
TO William Henry Winston. 100 feet on
Thirty first street northeast corner OF S.,
$40.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-19
Children Cry for Pitchers CastOsla.
From Proprietor "weisixer House. NO
es west Ninsteents Street.
Nsw YORK. April, 1890.

From Proprietor "weisiEer House." No.
os west Ninsteeats street.
Nsw YORK. April, 1890.
l.. w. BprreU. Es0., Gsn<rai kanassF:
Ichesrfuly state that duriss my recent spc"
Of fcysr used tho Thompson Bromins ana
Arsenic Spring Water froslv for ususcn, ana
whom convaie.cent continued lis use - a.sctc,
and cannot speak too highly OF i's emescs N
each particular Ny physician, Dr. oeorss
Tucker Harrison. 22i west Twenty-third s'fosS
New York, thinks highly o., the water. and hes
acznowledged 20 be high msilcai authority.
Cures Of stomach and Kidney Troubles By this
water. together with Eczema snd Insomnia, hs's
occurred In my house, and will gladly give any
Inquirer an interview on the csses In question
hear that numbers OF our most promluens
physicians In New York arc prescribing MS
water, aud it seems 10 bs the opinion Of eli fNc
converssd with that It has no equal In sne world
for female complaints, and persistent nausea In
particular 10. that refused 70 yield TO all o'hsr
remedies hnown TO the. medical profession.
Ii 10 superior as q TABLE water aud 70 PAT on
the bills Of faro Of some Of the 1ness hotels Ia
America, including the Greenbriof whhe sai.
phur Springs OF Virginia. Youuuuly.
PowBArAs WsIsross.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-19

delegates-Julius Straus chairman. Isaac
Held secretary, and II. Whitlock treasurer |:
kimmon Lodge-Julius Straus, william
Lovenstein. Henry s. Hutzler, Joseph T..
Levy. Abram Levy, Simon 3. Whitlock,
and Abrem GuDst. Benjamin Iodge-Her-
man Whitlock, LOUIS z. Morris, Meyer
Cohen. Julius Baor, M. Harrison, Moses
Meyer, and Charles Golden5erg. Paradise
Lodge-Jacob Levitt. Isaac Held. Marx
Gunss, A. Cohen, Il. Bottigheimer. L..
Nachman, and J, A. Hirshberg.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-19
The DIREC7OIRE.
EXQUISITE.

Yes, ladies, they ARE, and you need
not take our word for it either We
would much prefer to have you call and
Judge for yourself. We refer. Of course.
to those lovely NEW DEsIoNSin VEST
Suits for small boys--sges 5 TO 8 years
tho new "ZOUAyE kills." the
"Natty" Jersey Suits, and q host Of
other nobby, stylish things that We have
provided for the boys and children.
Our stock Of suits for youths and boys
Of all ages is equslled byyery few in ths
country. Yoa can find good service
able school suit for very small sum. OF
you can get the finest dress suit II ID
possible TO procure anywhere. and the
price is NOT exorbitant either
Our stock Of Hats, Shirts. Collars and
Cuffs, Underwear. Hosiery, and Neck
wear for men and boys is simply perfect
Do US the favor To call and inspect Il
and you viii want 70 purchase something
before you leave.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-19

to Richmond with the COW for Mr. Han, ,,
cock to sell, but Farrsr took the aniInal Wy
TO the market and tried TO dispose OF nsi. n
He offered the cow TO Mr.. W. j. Naueanrn
for $50, but finally agreed 20 take Sls. ms, nn
Vaughan. thinking the animsl had De-. ~
stolen. told Farrar he would go out on W.
street for short time and return ana pay
him.
Mr.. Vaughan informed the police OF VIVA,
had occurred, and Sergeant BROOKS hhl
Private Enright arrested Farrar and tooN
him tothe Second station-house.
The COW was soon identified by Mr. Han
cock as his wife's property.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-19
UNITED IN DEATH.
DIR. Kites Death Followed Rapidly by
That of His Wife.

KEsw1ck, VA, April 1s.-The whole
neighborhood was shocked and grieved to
hear of the sudden death OF DR.. Hlte.
which took place on yesterday morning at
his home near Grace church. followed by
that of his wife. which occurred last night
at o'clock. The Doctor had stroke OF
that a relapse caused his death. He was
seated at the breakfast and suddenly
fell back in his chair and expired IN Few
moments. Mrs. Hite had been Ill tor some
time. and doubtless the shock OF hef nus,
band's death caused her attack to end
fatally.
DIR. and Mrs. Hite moved to the neiglhbor-
hood several years ago and have always
been esteemed and respected for the excel
lence of their character. They leave son
and daughter to mourn their irreparaoie
loss The double funeral will take place place
at Grace church tomorrow. Aprli issn'
the Rev. Valentine Jones otnciatihg'
Much sympathy is expressed for the De-
reaved family.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-19
A poctor,s Certificate Recorded.

A law went into effect January !, 1889,
requiring all persons who wlsh 20 prac'sce
their services to have recorded the certifi..
cate cate issusd TO them by the State Board OF
Medical Examiners.
The law imposes fne Of not less tnan
ca, NOR more than $500 for not complying
With the requirements of this act
The first certificate recorded In hich,
mond was fled yesterday. II was that Oh
Dr.. Charles yenable Darlington. VINO pass,
cd the examination at the late meeting OF
tba hnaxd
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-19
Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.
Excursion Season Opened.

The Virginia Steamboat Company IL now
ready for engagements for excursions Of
eyery kind to suit the wants of ali-viz.,
moonlight excursions to Dutch Gap every
Tuesday and Thursday night, Saturday
night excursions to Old Point and Norfolk,
day excursions to Old Point, Norfolk. and
Virginia Beach. aud Sunday afternoon ex-
cursions TO the monitors and Dutch Gap.
The Virginia Steamboat. Company offers .
liberal cooperative plan by which churches.
societies, &C., can make good profit with
out risk. The elegant steamer Ariel Is
licensed to carry 800 passengers, sndis now
being painted and rehtted for the excursion
season.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-19
THE "KANGAROOn PLAN.
Seven Petitions Signed Against the Aus
traIlan system.
Special telegram to the Dispatch.

Special telegram 10 the DiSpaienI
LYNCHBURG, VA, April l8.-This after;
noon a wreck occurred on the Norfolk and
Western railroad near Max Meadows. A
portion of coal train was derailed and ten
or twelve cars completely wrecked: The
only person hurt was a colored brakeman
named Early. but his injuries are not
serious.
The opponents of the kangaroo" plan,
az they now term the Australian system,
adopted by the City Executive Committee
for the primary 10 be held here on May
sth, have seven petitions in circulation,
which are being numerously signed by the
voters. They want the committee TO re-
scind the plan and adopt the old system;
Mrs Betsy Bright, thought TO be the
oldest lady in Campbell county, died tins
morning; aged eighty-seven.
Work was begun yesterday afternoon on
the two-hundred-ton iron furnace At MAX
Meadows.
IMPoBTANr BULINos.
The following important rulings were
adopted by the Montgomery Presbytery
setting here to-day.
/. When ruling elder has severed bis
connection with the church IN when ne
held that position by removal oil. other;;
wise he cannot perform the functions OF
ruling elder without being again elected
and installed as such.
2. II Is not regular or proper TOR private,
member of the church TO distribute bread
and wine when the regularly-ordained
officers of the church are present.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-19
Lectur, a. Richmond College.

Ats p. NJ. tomorrow Sunday MAJOR
Robert Stiles will address the students on
The Life and Character of Saul. the tlrst
King Of Israel" The lecture will be IN the
college chapel under the auspices OF ,ns
Young Mems Christian Association Anu
will be open TO the public.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-19
AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.

CHEWING q ROSE, p. NJ, building lots
souttwost corner Of Wood and West streets
fcontiuaiion Of sssentssnth sIreef.
SUTTON g. CO., IN y. NJ, frame dwelling SOUTH
east corner 1weniy-segonth and Franklin
streets.
II. SELDOM TAYLOR, vacant los on Twenty.
seventh street.
RICHMOND BAZAAR. at 10 A. M.. horses, mules
buggies, phaetous, wagons, ac.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-19
Dir. sothern,s Engagement.

Again last night the pleasure was al
forded our people Of seeing Mr.. Sothern IN
his most delightful comedy Lord Cbum-
lev" 1t went of, if anything, smoother
than on the first night, and the large ana
fashionable audience present enloyeo
themselves greatly.
Mr.. Sothern will present Lord Chum-
lev" for the last time at the matinee 70.
day, and bring his successful engagemneih.
TO close with that charming play Inc
Highest Bidder" tonight.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-19
CITY Circuit Court.

Tho only case heard in this court yester-
dav was that of Charles W. NJ. Cobb rS. G.
L. Hewett and in this the jury was unable
TO agree and was adjourned over until this
One coupon suit was disposed of and the
following suits were instituted;
J.H. Piecker Us. J. Il. Craig for 1856 sub
iect to certain credits.
S. J. Hunt cs M. w. and +. NJ. Cleaton
for $500.
&. f. Mitchell rs the National Mutual
Aid Society of Virginia for $500.
Davenport & Morris rs. Payne & Co. Ton
". Heckler, Jr. & Brother rs. Payne q
Co. for $500.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-19
Called on she Commander.

Yesterday afternoon Mayor Ellyson went
down TO the monitors TO return che call OF
Commander Graham. He was accompa;,
med by Hon. J. l.. M Curry, General
Dabney II. Maury. General Charles );
Anderson, Colonel w. e. Cutshaw, Colonel
John b. Purcell, and Messrs. William
Ryan and John S. Ellett.
A very pleasant time was spent; Inc
Commander and Mrs. Graham and ray
master Lowell did tho honors OF the oc-
casion in a most happy manner.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-19
Field-Dsy at Richmond College.
This will he Field. dav with the students

This will be Field-day With the students
Of Richmond College. a..
Yesterday was 20 have been, but after me
heavy rain of Thursday the ground was 700
wet for successful exhibition OF out-oI-
door sports and the execution OF the pro
gramme had to be postponed.
The boys bad a pleasant day of practice;
however, and in the afternoon they piayeu
pus. The events will occur to-day in the
order that they were arranged for yester-
dav
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-19
psv,va, At the Broad-street Church.

The revival services at Broad-Street
Methodist church we're continued last
night and the attendance was larger Ihau
terest was manifested. Several penitentss
came forward and asked for the prayers OF
the church.
In the afternoon prayer-meetingi Tor ,ne
lalies was held, which was well attended
and was very profitable. The outlook Tor
a Good revival is encouraging.
A cordial invitation was extended oy the
pastor to all to attend the services to-uor-
row at IL A. NJ. and s Z. NJ.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-19
Fire from an OH Stove.

There was an alarm of FIRE yesterday
evening at 6:57 O'Clock from Box 66: The
occasion was the upsetting Of an oii stove
in the house No. 703 west Grace street.
owned and occupied by w. II. Cheatham:,
The blaze was a small one and S25 Wall
repair the damage.
Mrs. Chcatham was burned, but not
dopoarot,atv
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-19
AmbuIanco calls Yesterday.

At12:50P. NJ. yesterday the ambulance
was summoned to the corner of Seven
teenth and Franklin streets to whito man
VINO had tainted in the street. He was re-
vived and taken home.
At 4:25 the ambulance was called 10 tne
corner Of Sixth and Broad streets to attend
a colored boy who had been run over by Q
BUGGY and had several of his toes mashed
and one of his legs bruised. He was taken
home.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-19
THE LIOUOR-LICENSES.
What the Court win DO if They Are Not
Secured by May 1st

The Excise Commissioners for this city
meet every afternoon to consider spplica-
tions for lquor-licenses.
They have approved quite number and
none have been rejected.
The law requires these licenses to be got
ten on or before the 1st day of May, and it
will be the duty of the Hastings Court to
call the attention of the grand jury to all
persons doing business as iquor-dealers
who have not before the May term applied
TO the Excise Board. gotten their approval,
and had their licenses granted by the
Court.
APPLICATIONS NOT PASSED UPON.
Where persons have paid for their
licenses and the board have not had time
10 examine the application, of course no
indictment will be found.
The Legislature at its late session passed
law imposing heavy fine upon those
selling liquor without having secured
their licenses by May 1st.
N DANyIILE.
Information has been received here to
the effect that all applicants for liquor
license in Danville have paid in money, as
they have always done.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-19

Mrs. Sarah B. Harvle, widow Of Colonel
Lewis Z. Haryie. died yesterday morning
at $50 o'clock at her residence. Dyke
land" in Amelia county. in her seventy
eighth year. The remains will be brought
to Richmond over the Danvilie road reach
ing here at $3.50 Z. M., and will be taken
directly to Hollywood. Services at the
grave.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-19
arnr.,n. Court of Appeals.

Price against Brewer. Appeal and ssgT-
sedeos allowed to decree pronounced py Oli1
cult Court of Rockingham county on Apfh
Is, 1889. a.
Garrett against Hutcheson, sherlf. Ar
gued by II. r. Pollard, ESQ.,. for plaintin N
error, and Judge Roger Gregory for oo-
fendant in error. and submitted:
Craiford and ais. against Board OF super
visors of Warwick county. Argued Dy
Judge George L. Christian for appellants.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-19
Trial of Policy Cnses.

The entire session of the Hastings Court
yesterday was occupied in the trial OF
policy cases.
Henry Shields was fined S15 and given
fifteen days in jail.
Lewis Crystal, Robert Lee. Charles Flan-
nagan, and Roseberry Mosby were each
fined S1OO and given ten days IN jail.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-19
Latest from the Banks OF the Elizabeth
Especial telegram to the Dispe.ch.l

NORFOLK, Va, April 1s.-Chief Naval
Constrnctor T. ID Wilson was at the navy
yard to-day from Washington. He inspect
ed the jamestown and other ships, and left
tonight for the capital. The marine, bat
TALON officers of the yard have been
ordered out in full uniform to receive the
Pan-American delegates.
A called meeting of the Chamber OF Com
merce was held this afternoon and arrange
ments completed for the reception Of the
South Americans tomorrow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-19
GRAY-JORDAN.
Brilliant Marriage st smithflsid-Larxs
Attendance Of Friends the HAPPY
Couple.
iCorsspondsace Of mo Richmond D.spascn.I

tCousspondsnce Of tho Richmond pspsNn'
Sx1rHyrELp, Va, April II. iso. 80;
Gray 10 Miss Ada P. Jordan, both OF our
town, took place IN the Methodist church
to-day at 1880 o'clock.
The altar was beautifully and prorussay
decorated with flowers and evergfeona
Peeping out from among the flowers reIe
. number Of fairy lamps, which twink,oa
like SO many stars; while within the chsn.
osl stood two large parlor-ismps, Snvse ~
rays, subdued the one by o plnk snu she
other BY red shade. shed their sott nens
upon all around, all blending togetnsr "
make the scene - enchanting - nary
land.
Long before the hour Of the marriage ne sns
house was hlled 70 ovsrhcw!n6;. as ~ ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-19
The Burton Electric Heaters

The following is q gratifying testimonial
10 a popular Richmond inventor;
MAaLsoRouoH, MASS, April 10, 1890.
Burton Electric Company, Richmond, Va :
We enclose check for the last shipment
of electric heaters. Ii gives us, great
pleasure, after giving them careful test,
ing the past winter. 70 say that we snail
continue the use of them hereafter upon
our cars, as the heat is pleasant, suffcient,
and economical. Yours,
MARLBOROUGH SrxEIT RAILWAY O0hrssf.
BY Samuel boyd, President.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-19
v,o..s Of Mrs. w. I. Powell.

Mrs. w. r. Powell, owner of the Rich;
mond Theatre. was taken suddenly i'll
Thursday night about s O'Clock. DR.. Isaiah
White was called in and rendered the
necessary medical aid.
Mrs. Powell seems TO be suffering from
severe cold and nervousness. She was
quite sick Yesterday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-19
APPLICATIONS NOT PASSED UPON.
SALE OF sAeOT HILL"
The Home OF the Late Hon. James A. Sed-
don Disposed of Mt Auction.

"Sabot Hill" the home Of the late Hon.
James A. Seddon, Confederate States Sec
retary of War, was sold at public auction
Yesterday by Messrs. Il. b. Chailin d CO.,
for John rutherford, trustee. The price
paid was $40, 200.
The purchasers are syndicate of young
men composed of Messrs. George Stokes.
Willie Stokes. Joseph Il. Anderson, Jr.,
and Walter Grant.
'Sabot Hill" is very desirable country
home. II is in Goochland county about
three fourths Of mile from Stanard sta
tion. on the Richmond and Allegheny
railroad
Quite a number of persons from Rich
mond attended the sale.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-19
See wh., Richmond lady says about sh'

See what q Richmond lady says about NE
Plummer Hromlno Arsenic Water:
Dear sirs.-I take pleasure 10 statuR TOR mo
benefit OF those who ought 10 kpos what Won
derful water the Plummer Dromi1e- Asenn
Water h, thai my physician. DR.. Hugh Taylor,
prescribed IL for me Just ~ soon as could drink
any water 81 all after my recently proiongen
aud almost fatal sickness, from gastro-int.stinsi
cntsrrh, with great excess OF utic acid: nave
been drinking 10 constantly elnce. and my ini-
proyement and cure is simply maryellous hy
friends who 500 me out and walking atout AK
ms what has worked such wonderful cure, sna
Ireply, "Plummer bromlno ATsenic Watef...
RICHMOND, Va. November sosh.
To the Queens 4 kiaor Dru1 Company, GeHNraI
Aqenfs Pluiarser Boomine- irscH'c Water
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-19
R.of Not In,pected Now.

Armour 4 Co. have shipped tive car
LOADS of beef and other dressed meats 70
Richmond this week. The meat was ~, no'
inspected under the recenuy-enaoted .n. .
ginia law which Judge Hughes, OF sne
United States Court, has declared unconS'i'
tutional.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-19
Ba.e-BalI This Afternoon

The Richmond College Baseball Club
will play the Virginias at Boschen's Park
this afternoon at 4:30 o'clock.
The Virginias claim the amateur cham
pionship OF this city, and the college boys
being in good shape" a fine game may be
lnnEad for
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-19
LEE STATUE SHIPPED.
It's Arrival I'm New York Daily Expected.


Nothing having been heard recently
about the shipment Of the Leo statue Allen
& Ginter cabled their Paris agents 10 make
injuries concerning it, and yesterday re
ceiyed as an s.iswer the information that 1t
was shipped rom Havre on the steamship
Othollo on the 18th.
IN ia therefore now about due in New
York. ..
II is believed that Mr.. Burgwyn saw it
packed and then with his wife. went TO
koins and some other cities, which II was
their purpose TO visit before they returned
g. this country.
Very likely letter will reach here from
bIm to-day.
The statue will be brought from New
York TO Richmond by rail and will be
landed on Broad street near the Richmond,
Fredericksburg and Potomac railroad
freight-house.
The Fredericksburg Railroad Company
will make no charges for freight over their
road, and the Pennsylvania Railroad Com
pany will, on their part, ask only noml-
nal prce.
TIE YIRFwoRKs
The Committee on the Fireworks Dis
play Major N. V. Randolph and General
J. II. Cooke after considering several BIDS
at o'clock yesterday evening awarded the
contract to Mr. Frank p. Burke, OF this
city. VINO IS tne AGENT lot New iOlh ~ ihi'
The display, IL IS pledged, Will eclipse
ANYTHING of the kind ever seen in this city.
The firm whom Mr.. Burke represents
had the display at the unveiling Of Jack
sons statue.
THE SOUVENIRS AND PROGRAMMES.
The contract for furnishing the so,se-
mrs and programmes for the unveiling of
the Lee monument has been awarded to
Messrs. II. Newton Moon d Co., of Balti-
more, who have paid large price for the
privilege.
Lee Camp having learned that other per-
sons are soliciting subscriptions and sdver-
tisements for the souvenirs and programmes
last night decided 10 inform the public
that any one found engaged in this prac-
tiee would be punished to the full extent
OF tbs law.
TAKES sIxTRKN DAYS.
In reply to an inquiry from the Despatch
Its New York correspondent last night tele-
graphed a. follows:
The 0thello sailed April Sd. The pas
sage usually takes sixteen days"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-19

The difference In cost between the absolutely
safe PRArTs ASTRAL OIL aud tho cheap ana
dangerous burning ola IA but about si0 to u
per annum for an ordinary family, and yet TO
save this small sam many families incur 'hs
great risk OF "a kerosene eIpioslon with all 10
xol- known horrors.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-19
picr,mond Theatre.

The performance of In the Ranks at the
Theatre last night was very smooth, and
ON the whole a decided improvement on
that of Thursday night. The comedy
features were well brought out and the
scenery was admirably managed.
In the Ranks will be repeated this after
noon and also tonight.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-19
GROWING GLASGOW.
shoe Manufactures TO BE Buiit-A Cow
Causes q Wreck.
rspsclal telegram TO Tho DlspatohI

Especial telegram 10 tho Dispatohl
GLASGOW CRY, Va, April Mr. Joseph
Davis, of Boston, known to the shoe trade
as one of the most extensive shoe manu-
facturers in this country, will build here o
large factory for the manufacture Of fine
and coarse shoes. A LYNN Mass firm Is
negotiating for similar enterprise here:
A freight wreck on the Chesapeake and
Ohio. between Snowden and Big Island,
has blockaded the road, and all trains will
be delayed number Of hours. The train
ran over q cow and eighteen cars were de-
rallied and smashed up. No casualties.