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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-28
OlJR PROMINENT VISITORS.
Points About Their Coming and Enter
tainment While Here.

Points About Their Coming and Enter
tainment While Here.
Governor John y. Gordon. Of Georgia. and the
mem bers Of his stan we're among the passengers
on tho Richmond and Dauyille train due here at
$3.50 o'clock yesterday afternoon but which was a
few minutes late. Governor Gordon is stopping
with Mr. John =. Branch, No. west Franklin
street. but has a suite Of rooms AT the Exchsuge
where most Of bis didcS-de-cGpip are quaftereu
The members OF his staff are Captain John hc-
Iuiesh kell, chief Of siaf, and Colonele A. j..
Wcst, L. Is. Smith, Seat0u Grantlandt, L. j. Mur-
rny j. ID. HarTell, W. :. Shepherd, q. H.
Wsring, &. ". flarper, T. NJ. swift, /. j. NJ.
DAILY, ana Henry Jackson.
the state of Georgia. viii he remembered as one
Of the heroes of lho ill-fated Alauama, he having
loen secOud officer in coulInanN. he anu MS
daughters, who accompanied him, are me guests
OF Mrs Robert Minor, No. 6O' norh 1eh'h
street. , A.
senator John &. Kenna. OF West virginia, his
WIFE Mrs. Jordan, her sister, and hiss Mary
Tarr daughter OF a former treasurer OF West
VIRGINIA. win arrive at O'Clock this evening
and Will be the guests OF Major John H. Dln-
neen, No. 407 east Grace street. -
Hon. j. l. N. Curry, who served on I'd stan Oh
General Joseph +. Johnson In his Geo!g ga cam
Daicu from Resaea 10 Atlanta, will on thurs
dav give q dinner TO his old commander at
which Will he present Governor Gordon, oi
(eOrElQ. Governor tohlt, Rl .NOitu NoioiAIos
senator Qa'e speaker Carlisle, OF Kentucky;
General HAMPTON, Of south Carolina; General
Fitzhugh Lee: senators Reagan and Daniel,
Hon. Robert McLane. late Minister TO France,
Hon. j. RaudOlph Tucker, Calderon CARLISLE
fsq.. Consul for British Legation in Washington
Hon w. ID. Densenberry, aud others
General T. NJ. Law. of south Carolina, VINO le
To detyer the annual address before the Army
of Northern Virginia tonight, has arrived IN
me city, and is the guest Of Judge george L.
christian lie spent several hours yesterusy
win Captain Cussens, of Glen Allen, VINO was
formerly a member OF his stan.
Judge Z. c. Burks is also guest OF Judge
Christian c.,o
Hon. William L. Saunders, Secretary OF staie
of Norfh Carolina, who was colonel OF the For
tv-sixth regiment Of that state, arrived mere
YESTERDAY afternoon and is stopping at tho sL
Clair Hotel c, -, ,,.
kdintsnt- General James G. Glenn, OF the
North Carolina state Guard, aud stan are at the
~. Clair. . ,.ro1
General Jcseph z. Johnston. who is 70 unvei,
the stafue arrived In the city on tho fast man
Yesterday afternoon from Washington, ana Is
the guest ot Colonel Archer hnderson
Hon, Robert N. McLaue, OF baltimore. VINO was
Nirisier 70 Paris under the Cleveland Admins
,raiion. arrived on the same train, and Is at the
nome of General Joseph X. Anderson. NO iio
west FrsnkliL street
General Fitzhuen Lee aud wife reached here
vesterusy morning and are stopping with Dr.
George koss-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-28
WEST VIRGINIA FORCES
with the Commander-in-Chief Gathering
strength as They Come.


Strength as They Come.
Especial telegram TO the Dispatch.l
CHARLESTON, W. Va, May H.-Goyorner
Fleming and party left this afternoon by special
train for Richmond 10 attend the exercises at
tendaut upon the uDveiling Of the Lee monu-
ment. In the party were his Excellency the
Governor, Hon. 7. +. Dufiy, state Auditor; Hon.
W. 4. Thompson, State Treasurer Adiutant-
General 4. Ii. Oxley, Assistant-Adj jutant-Gene-
raj Charles L. Hagan, Colonels w. A. McCorkle,
J. r.. Bowyer. and j. W. Gallagher, Jr.. OF the
Governors stan.
detachment OF tho Governors Guard and
The secOld regiment band, the Huntingo on
Light Infantry, he Hinton Guard, aud o.her
companies along the line OF the Chesapeake and
Ohio wi ioin the party. Colonel Il. d. spillman,
OF tho Governors staif, passed through tonight,
aud will Join the party at Richmond. Secretary
of-Stste ". A. Ohley. the brigade staf, and the
fold oicersof the First regiment OF the West Vir-
ginia National Guard are also expected 10 join
the party at Richmond. Quite number Of old
Confedera;es and civilians have also gone on
THE GRAY AND TUE BLUE ARM-IS-ARM.
One thing notable In the party was the sigh.
Of Colonel flintlOck. an old Confederate veteran,
gttirec ia his wartime uniform Of gray. cooked
hat and plume, and red sash, walking arm-in-
arm with Captain A. Traub, OF the Union army.
attired In fun GrGnd-Army- of III Republic uni
form-both bound for Richmond 10 90 honor to-
gether 70 the deceased hero
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-28
REGISTERED AT THE HOTELS.
People of Prominence Who Arrived In the
City Yesterday.

No better precursor can be given OF inc I'M
mense throng that "a going 10 be in Richmond
to-day, To- N prov. and Friday than the rapidly
with which the hotels are hilingup. There we're.
Ali told. probably a thousand arrivals yestsruay
at tho various houses.
In point OF prominence the Exchange led with
General Jubal a. Early. General j. ID. lmhoden
and wife, United states Senators Jonn W.
Daniel and John =. Barbour Hon. John l..
RYAN. Dr. edward J. Lee and wife, OF Phlladel-
phia, and Hon. Marshall Hanger.
FOrd's llotel Colonel j. Hampton Hoge ana
Colonel Joseph A. Mutton were among the guests
here. , Is
Murphy's Hotel: Colonel T. A. Fares and r.
8. Washington. Louisiana division, Army North-
ern Virginia: ID. y. Given, Confederate states
cavalry, Now Orleans; Colonel j. w. Drew,
Washington, y. C., who was chief marshal oil the
late KpightB 1emplars' parade In that city; Ma
Tor Chsries Pickett. Of Norfolk. adjutant OF the
Grand Camp Of Confederate Veterans; Howard
sddell. Philadelphia: John g. and Wilton
White, Abingdon: Major X. W. Norris. Jr., Bal
timore; Dr. Carter Berkeley. Staunton; Colonel a.
Grimes, Greenslsnd. y. c.; Captain W. f.
WfcxhAm, Hanover Courthouse; John j. wax
a well-known Boniface, Baton Rouge, La and
Captain Patrick Hayes aud Thomas Higgins,
Nav OrlpanR.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-28
Art Photographic.

To-day and every day during this memorable
week thousands Of Richmonds honored guests
viii doubtless visit Fosters Famous Photogra-
phic Establishment, ll2 north Ninth street, one
trait Galleries In the United states, aud not a
few viii avail themselves Oi the opportunity 10
SIT before au accom- modatIng camera. Mr.. Fos-
teris productions are valued not aione for their
fdelity 70 nature, but also tor the beauty OF
finish which charscterizes the work Of this cele-
brated artist
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-28

Get cool drink Of soda-water es the drug
stores and free sample Of "The Old Confed
chewing-tobacco OF William II. s. Burgwyn
Co. Henderson. Vance county. N. q. Given on
decoration-day only. Win each sample will DO
photo Of General h. i. Lee on tin tag Those
this high grade of North Carolina chewfnx-tc-
bacco that II being 70 thoroughly advertised SUD
becoming - popular TO those desiring nne
chewing -tobacco.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-28
THE MILITARY.

Scores of Tents on the Exposition-Grounds
and Several Companies In Them.
The Exposlt,on-Groupds presented decidedly
military appearance yesterday.
Two or three ores OF tents were raised IN tne
lot TO the rear Of the main building, and soon
some OF them We're occupied py soiuieiS
THE FIRST.
The first troops 10 come were the huislo nin,s nis
Of Orangeburg, :. C., and the Cotunpus hho
men. Of Columbus, Miss. They reaehea nero a, a,
Sis oclocs yesterday ncrning on ine NJ nenn,
and Danville train, ana we're ict d. VIZ eIr, uopv
BY a detall OF the Richmond militsfy a"u o'Oo'T
cd to the Exposition-Grounds. , ar.
Captain n. a. Hull Is In eo'nmsnu y, VI, VIC
Rides The other officers are: filstLiSre'Vp ~ ~
A. n. Brunson Second-LioutenAnt, l' ~.
Dtbble; Third-Lieutonant, W: L. lzia, ~ ars
lain, Rev. @. p. Watson. Besides these tnelo aa
five sergeants. color-bearsr, three coapSia.r sar,
fifteen priystes, drummer. and coioreo scr
want q
THE Ri uLxMES.
The Columbus Rilemon were organzei ~
1881; have reyer disbsndcd: served tnrousH
the war IN the western army; foliome. ~
President Dayis's remains ID the grave iass -
ccmber, and say they are now proud .S h9n0' CON-.
the memory OF Lee. Their Uniform Is ,n1 . "a
federate gray, trimmed with gold anu pso s "a In
whtto helmets. Captain A. j. Ncponsn
command. Other officers are Two u. nous sorno'
surgeon, ensign. five sergeants, and tnreo
rala These, with seventeen prisaIes' eoi'P'"'N
tho roster.
Tho surry cavalry, nne bety OF men. sfs ~ "a
yesterday a''ernoon on the Ariel anu "S.s..h-
corted 70 the Exposition Grounds "
mont OF the stuart horse Gusrds .,,,v an
duty q me Exposition baildins 70 receive 'A'
: me S y.llow building IN % rssr q ~ main
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-28
THE RESTAURANT.
where and How Thousands of Veterans
VIII Be Fed.

Tho restaurant established by the Committee
on Entertainment Of tho Veterans is at 1913 east
Main street.
Four tables reach the entire length OF the
room, which Is o very long one.
The nrst meal Will De furnished there tnls
morning, and LOO veterans can DO ied NJ ono
time.
Mr. D. A. Brown, Jr.. is IN charge OF tins de-
partment and has done his WORK well. the pace
presented busy appearance yesterday. NOR
than dozen colored servants were hurrying 70
and fro, some placing the tin plates, tin cups
knives and forks, salt, pepper, mustard. pickIe'
etc. on the tables, and others cooking ana pre-
pairing the food.
II is the desire Of the commisesry oepa,''nen'
that eyervbody In Richmond will send a break-
fast to the restaurant tomorrow morning, as ~
will be impossible for those In cnarge OF tns1
department to prepare and serve meals IN une
TO take part in tho parade.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-28

Tho timber labO-ers on tho Liverpool docks
have s;rlcS for an advance Of sixpence per day
in their wages.
Tho village Of Repahie. IN Armenia. has been
destroyed by an earthquake. A number OF
mineral springs spouted from creytcee made In
the earth bv the shockS and the now OF water Is
so great that the adjacent Zelda are Hooded.
Tho earthquake was preceded 10y rumbhngs'
which caused the inhabitants 70 Zee from the
village, aud they thus escaped death from fall
ing houses. No lives were lost
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-28
REUNION OF OLD TROOPERS.
All Invited to Attend-Letter from fitz
Lee.

The reunion OF cavalry veterans at tho Tobacco
Exchange tomorrow morning at O'Clock will be
one o. no most pleasant incidents ln connection
with the unveling.
Every old trooper who may be In the city Is
cordially invited 10 DO present.
The Exchange has been very tastefully deco
rated and the committee In charge are arranging
20 give all tho old boys good time.
Tho following characteristic letter was re-
ceiyed by the committee yesterday:
Nessrs r. w. Syda0r, C. 4. Taylor. and L. p.
Vaughan, Committee HanOrr Troop Assoeid-
ton:
Gentlemen,L have the honor TO accept your
invitation 20 meet the old troop at the Tobacco
Exchange on the morning OF the 10Th.
Boot u boot we rode in war together. Heart to
heart let us live In peace together. so blow your
bugle and let ;he cavalry once again grasp hands
and exchange greetings. Your old comrade,
fITZ LEE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-28
ADDRTss AND BANQUET.

There will be an Introductory address by the
President, and officers for the ensuing year Will
be elected. after which General K NJ. Law, OF
south Carolina. will deliver the annual address.
General Law was gallant officer. and Is mag
netic and finished orator.
After the oration the company viii repair 70
Sanger Hall, where the banquet will be given.
The toasts AT the banquet will De 70 me cavalry,
infantry, artillery, women OF the South, and
Confederate dead. and the responses will be
made by distinguished gentlemen. There will
also be volunteer toasts 20 several OF tho south
err states, to which their Governors WILL DO ex-
10
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-28

In the City Circuit Court yesterday George
Tannah and James Henry Hayes GltGs Charles
Jeath Glfas Charles Marshall, conyicts In the
renitentisry we're sentenced TO five years addi-
tonal confinement, having heen twice con-
dcted.
w. H. Hale alias Jack Patterson, who escaped
lucust lOth last, and Walter Crutchneld. Who
,scaped April l2, 1889, were each given one year
more 10 sorye.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-28
To visitors--Importaut.
Be Nor Ixposrp UpoS--0ua Morro, mo
CxronTTox -

Prices for unveiling week the same 40
usual. Strangers, as well as our city
patrons, will find it to their advantage 70
send me their orders. I will not make any
Advancement of price in goods. Every
delicacy of the season secured. Best din
ner served in town. will not take more
orders than can attendto Send meyour
orders as promptly rs possible. Recollect
that make and sell only the best.
"PIzzrxI's." l09 east Broad street.
r. p. Burke, Proprietor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-28
rs,.v organs Cbase Pianos.

The leading instruments Of the world. I'M
mense stock 10 select from. Special low pricos
for this week Organs al SIS loss than regular
rates: Pianos $50 less than regular prices. Buy
now. Terms to suit. len thousand copies Of
Sheet Music i0c. q copy. Cheapest mu-ic-house
IN the south. Gail at sanders q Stayman's, 1917
Main streak
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-28

hall has been nxed up for q restaurant, Sn'''
sll the military will eat.
Quite n numper OF citizens, including sevsta'
1sdies, went out TO tho military quarters !s''''-
day afternoon.
Captain I. b. Trout OF the zollcoGer Guardso .,
Knoxville reached hero yesterday morning snu
Ia stopping st Ford's Hotel. lie expects se',Ie
members OF his company 70 arrive to-uaJ.
Quite number Of yisitorA no says, VIII eoih'
from Knoxville aud Chattanooga
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-28
ARMY OF NORTHERN VIRGINIA.
The Annual Reunion and Banquet to BE
Held Tonight.

The annual reunion OF the Association OF the
Army OF Northern Virginia will be held at
o'clock tonight In the hall of the House OF Dele
gates.
Tho president, General William II. Payne, OF
Fauduier. Will arrive on the fast mail this after
noon and will stop al the Westmoreland club.
The executive Committee and officers OF tho
organization Will meet In the O1ico OF Colonel
Jobn Bell Bigger at 7:sj O'Clock, and The business
session OF the association will open promptly al
L ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-28
The Lee Monument

ceremonies will undoubtedly draw an
enormous crowd, who will see with sur
prise and qualification tho great improve
ments in the capital of the Confederacy.
They will see none that is a greater bless
ing TO women especially than the Roller
Tray Trunk. No trays 10 lift. Saves that
back. breaking exertion. Sold by all deal
ers Made by II. w. Rountree Il Brother.
Richmond, Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-28

"Lgxr GALLERY. $40 Main street. Best and
most Authentic Photographs Of tho Confederate
Generals. Beautiful Colcred Flags Of the Con-
federacy. Originsl autographs Of Geaera. Lee
on Photographs. Beautiful Pictures taken and
law Drices
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-28
ON THE GROUNDS.
workmen Busy at the Monument Putting
Things In Order.


Thousands OF people visited the monument
yesterday.
OF course they could not see General Lee ana
Traveller. but they "iust wanted TO take look
az The place which Is TO bo the scene to-morro"
Of sucn interesting ceremonies.
Workmen were busy si day removing ihe tirr-
bers used IN raising the horse and rlder 10 the'
position on ths pedestal. Nearly ell OF this TIM
Der was taken down, and such as was suited We
placed on the ground for seats for some OF t1e
tens Of thousands OF people who Will DO hero
tomorrow.
Carpenters we're at work on the speakers
stand. which has not been quito finished, ano
the dirt aud mud on the monument pedestal was
boing cleaned on.
TODAY everything will be gotten in nice con-
dltion at the monument for the ceremonies 'o-
morrow.
In tho Ne Is near the statue numerous stanus
were In course OF erection, and to-day sni 10
morrow they will DO loaded with fruits, csndies'
&c
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-28
wrLsrAsY NOTICES.

NOTICE. ALL NONRESIDENT
TALON, o. we'll ~ members Of the proeeas 80
soc.asion, will nra oat 81 the unseiias u the
Leo monument on MAY e3rB. Nces at the co.,
Ger of Eleventh and Bnnk ssreetA, who're totees
viii be furnished. et oeieck A. a. sharp. Noo-
resident membcys viii bs provided Tor upon ap-
plicaton 10 tho presicenI
FRANK d. nlLL.
my s7-ss President Hevitzer Assoriss>SA.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-28
Men,s Wear.

We keep the only Mems Furnishing and Hat
House in this clty II you want Underwear,
Shirts Hosiery, Gloves, or Hats Ia nrst-class
goods, come 10 us: all the novelties. IL you
want shirts made romem Der. we have the largest
factory IA the city, and can guarantee you salts
faction CONSTABLE BROragRs,
4l9 east Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-28

Meade & Bakers saponine Dentifrics.
This Is the best Too,h-Povder ia use. IL 10
guaranteed 10 DO free from ell acids or hustfal
ingredisnta Il speedily removes the tartar iroln
the teeth and heals and hArdsns the gumA Sold
by druggists generally.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-28

The ladies' Of Washington-Strect Methodist
Episcopal church will have a booth open on
Thursday morning. May 29th, next TO the Sam
Jones tabernacle, west Franklin street, where
Refreshments OF all kinds Will be. The booth
will be opened at 2 A. NJ, where breakfast can
no Obtained.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-28
pIpe,nd the Gray (song). IOc.

Don't fail to get a copy Of this beautiful song
Mailed direct 10 your home, postage paid, at 10
cents a copy. with catalogues OF 1000 pieces al
reduced 10 10 cents each. Call Of Sanders s.
Staymanis 1917 east Main.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-28
SOUTH cARoLlNNs CONTINGENT.

Light Infantry and Survivors with Pal
met'o Secession cockade~
lBy telegraph to the Dispalch.I
CaiRLRsror, 5 c., May ss.--'rhs Charleston
contingent left here for Richmond tonight 70
taks part in the Lee ssafus csremonieA
The wsshingtoE Light Infantry batsaiion Of
shis city, sixty strong. left On tho Coast
Line train ~ go e y. The csunty survivor
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-28

Families who use OIL shouid keep In miud that
the light and dangerous products Of petroleum
viii often give clear and brilliant iisha, thsy
shouid also remember that . bseasr lisht y fur
nishsd BY PnArrs AsrnAL OIL ~ = utntDa addi-
vesal esss vssh ne sdvaatsesef ebpelsee saas,y.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-28
Tract-laying Started.

Yesterday morning track laying on the River
view railway was commenced. Mr.. X. h. Char
I'm, the president, was on hand and threw the
first shovel OF dirt This road Will run into the
plan OF River View and viii be completed In
about ten days The road will Do about mile
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-28
RICHMOND THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY.
Graduating Exercises at the First African
Church Last Night.

Tho graduating exercises OF tho Richmond
Theological Seminary we're held last night at tho
Firsi African Baptist church. The church was
we'll filed with colored people, with sprinkling
Of prominent white cit2eas.
Five men graduated after full theological
cnurse OF three yosrs, and made addresses as
follows: ". r. Brown, OF keba, Va, on The
PreLcher Gods interpreter to Mau y; D. II.
Fassn, Of sumtersville, Ala, on "The Benefits
Of tae knowledge OF the Greek Language 10 the
Gospel Minister Z. V. Gas5away. OF belton,
=. G. on "The Advantage Of the Seminary 20
the Theological Student"; w. W. Harris, OF Gu
choS. Va, on Parental Responsibility y; j. ii.
Turrer, OF Richmond. on q" Man. Progressive
Boiag.n There wore other Interesting exefciees
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-28

and do not allow any one else TO do il for
You under any pretence whatever. For
comfort and preservation of the eyesight
have your Glasses accurately fitted at DR..
S. Galeskis, 9l5 east Main street. Exalnl-
nation free
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-28

Attention is called to the sale OF Re
served Seats on the Lee Circle for parade
and fireworks both east and west OF LON
hardy street. at No. % north Ninth street,
Mayo's auction-house.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-28
We Pa, Your Travelling Expenses.

Every one who buys an Organ or Piano this
week can secure them al s25 and $50 lower than
regular prices sold at, and your carfaIe Will be
paid. Greatest offer made by any music-house.
Now Is the time TO buy. largest stock 10 select
from. Easiest terms. Call ct sanders s. stay
mana 1917 east Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-28

We have the genuias Steel Engrsvfngs OF
General Lee. which wo retail Mt sl-less than
half value-for paripr decorations Don't fall
70 see them also the imitation for SOC.
RICHMOND AsT Rooms,
All Ar0al STRAIT
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-28

The Hotel at Thompson's Bromino and Arsenic
Springs Is now open FOR guests. s. per day, ti2
per week, 80 per month. Fine accommodation
aud fare. Run by the company. Referenee,
POLK MILLEa Co, Ninth aod Main sxests
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-28

Mr.. W. NJ Hablston, OF Petersburg. has COM
meuced building fine block Of brownstone-
fronted houses on Third aud Grace streets The
contracts ere let Richmond people and the
brovnstone 10 be used is tho Anderson, the ssme
ss that already In the buildings about finished
on the corner Of Second and Franklin.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-28

Iremove Gloss. Clean, Dye. and Repair
Gentlemen's Clothing.
Satisfaction guaranteed.
MIS-. A. J. PYLE.
SIS north Fifth street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-28
HEBREW MEMORlAL-OAY.
{ win BE Strictly Observed This After

It VIII BE Strictly Observed This After-
noon with Prayer.
The Ladies' Hebrew Memorial Association
have selected this as the day for the annual de-
corstion Of the graves Of the Confederate dead
in the jewish cemetery.
The proceedings this afternoon viii be quiet
ly conducted. Tho ladies' will meet at the
cemetery about4 o'clock and VIII spread flowers
over the mound OF every Confederate soldier.
DIR. A. Harris, Of the Synagogue Beth Ahaos,
has been requested 70 deliver short prayer.
In consequence Of the smallness OF the grounds
and the nearness Of the unyeting there will be
no military In attendance. but the ladies OF the
Oakwood AMI Hollywood associations are expect
ed 10 unite in the observance.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-28

We keep the best hiik-shaksrs. Ice-shavsrs.
ana sods- Water supplies that are on the mar
ksl Fresh Liiaes always on hand.
OWENS q Nisoa Daua COMPANY,
kicnuond- Va