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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-20
REV. SAM JONES'S MEETINGS.
Uses to Which the Tabernacle May BE Put
at the Unwilling.

Al meeting Yesterday of the joint COM
mittee of ministers and laymen IN charge
of arrangements for the sam Jones meet
inc To- commence June Sth it was suggested
that perhaps the tabernacle 10 be erected
might be- needed during theOccasion OF the
unveiling of the Lee monument.
Ii was supposed that in the event OF ram
il might be desirable to hold some OF tho
ceremonies under the shelter of the taber-
nacle roof as IT will be large enough 70 ac-
commodate eleven thousand people, or
that visiting military companies might
need a building of this kind, or that per-
sons serving refreshments might want to
occupy il.
The tabernacle by contract Will he ready
for use on the 8th of June, but It Is probG,,
HE il will be rotten ready by the 29th Of
Nav if the pecuniary consideration offered
Iv those who NAV need it shall be sniff
Gent to justify the Fastening of ITS COM
plctlOn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-20

ment, and the Board of Fire CommisssloiidI oid
ers lent the hose and other apparatu. 'o tha
in equipping the department. AZ nc
Exposition the power of the ene.
was tested in filing the lake for .h the
Last DAYS Of Pompeii.o II was as w. ~
Exposition that the engine attracted % the the
attention OF Major n. V. Randolph. OF III
Board Of Fire Commissioners, and recently
the owners. OF agents, addressed le,te. ~
the board Offering il to the city ana sus
gestng that il be placed in the servict "a
the department for n severe trial. lIns i0"
to the trial yesterday.
THR TRsT.
The start was made from cold water anu
in nine and ono half minutes there "hs E
enough steam to blow the whistle III
three minutes more pressure OF fu
pounds was added. When the guase
showed about sixty pounds the engine WI VIZ
started With two one and one-eighth ihch
streams.
The departments rotary (Silsby) second
size engine was also tried at the SAM,
time with o stream o fraction larger, ana
threw beautiful ire-stream about "a lal
as the heavier and larger engine. But ts tue
Great power and capacity OF the "Goulu
came out later when two streams Wtlc
siamesed into one line of hose with an
inch and a half nozzle. This was a most
powerful and beautiful fire-stream ana ~
cited the admiration Of every one Wno
saw it and knew anything about fire mat
ters. and indeed the power to throw water
seemed to increase with the number oi
streams put on her.
PUT TO TEE PLUG.
The engine was now taken from the doch
at the southeast corner Of Seventeenth
and Dock streets and put 10 the plug ~
the northwest corner Of Seventeenth anu
Cary. which IS supplied from the large
Cary-street main. Here an inch and hail
stream was driven through $50 feet OF nose
a fraction over 200 feet.
This ended the trial and the board au-
journed.
The necessity for powerful machine IN
the business centre of the city has long
been demonstrated. and hence the board
has been looking into the question OF the
purchase Of such an engine.
THE oFTEB.
The owners have offered to place tins en-
gine in the department on trial FOR "A term
Of four months and If at the end OF thal
time she is acceptable. the city lsto pay
for her: if not the owners are to take her'
the city during that trial not to be held iia-
BILE.
The board will probably further con-
slider the question at its next meeting.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-20
TIE GOULD ENGINE.
4 Trial Given 1t Yesterday by the FIRE
Commissioners.

The Board of Fire Commissioners wit
messed the test Of piece OF fire apparatus
Yesterday afternoon, which proved III the
main satisfactory.
II was a trial of the steaming capacity
and power of q fiTst-slze Gould engine Dulit
in Burlington, VI.
This engine has been in the city nearly
two wears, but is a new piece ot machinery
so lar ~ its service IA concerned.
WHY BROUGHT HERE.
II was brought here at the instance OF the
Reform Committee on the Fire Department
and was then offered to the city for Sj,oou.
II was taken 70 the dock and given severe
trial. but did not then come up, III tne
opinion of that committee, TO the stale-
ment made 10y the owner OF the lhacniiio, =
They said II had thrown an Inch any
half stream OF fwater two hundred ana nity-
seven feet. but when put on trlal mere
! il didn't do ANYTHING like ss well. lnueeu
our second and thlrd-class steamers pro-
PEELED as large streams OF water 4uito 10
| fgr and held their steam Just as well, IL nO'
/ better.
| DECLINED TO PURCHASE
The committee being satisfied with the
result notified the owners that the city oe-
cl;ned the purchase. After that the en-
| gine was placed IN the hands of Mr. Nelson
| White, an experienced engineer an" M nia
chinist of this city, to be offered ior saie'
and he has made changes ana Improve
ments in the machinery. ,,a
| The chief objection then urged peyonIi
the failure to steam properly or 10 hoia ona
the steam was the weight-aoout o'Oo0
| pounds.
BUILT FOR NEW YORK.
Tie engine was built for the town t ot
Ogdensburg, n. T., and 1t Is saia e0e' ooo
somewhere in the neighborhood OF S3'OVV,
| The authorities of that town decided not
TO accept it because of the deep SHOWS
with which that section is visited Tor seye, ,,
raj months in the year, the SHOWS ranging
| from three TO FIVE feet in depth.
AT THE EXPOSITION.
When the Exposition came on IL Was no.
cessary TO have regular FIRE department.
there. and 80 Mr.. White and his engine
we're employed Is part OF the deD1~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-20
pROPERTY TRANSFERS.
Deeds Recorded In This city. Manchester,
and Hrnrico County.


The following deeds of bargain and sale
were recorded IN the city Chancery Court
during the past two days:
MARY f. Haucs to Joseph W. Luck, III
feet ON south side Burton street near
Twcutv-fourth. $500.
&c. Iinsley aud wife 10 Jesse lierndon,
q feet Oh east side Gllmer street near
y,r,inia Fire and Marine Insurance
COMPANY 20 Sallie H., wife of Iephanlah
e.. Iamkin. - feet on south side Broad
-trcet between 4hirtieth and Ihlrty-hrst,
Joseph W. Blley from G.. b. Bliley, trus-
tcp. e5. feet on the south side OF MAN
street between Morris and Short, II ,gOS.
James Fox and assigns from >: b. fIail,
tu.tec. 46is feet on the north SIDE ot Gay
street between Seventh and Eighth, Si4SJ.
COUNTY COURT or HENEICo.
J,mcs 4. Hines and wife to Il. II. Black
well. 29 G-12 feet on west side Mosuy street
near Washington street. ~,
Matthew Gilmour and wife to the hlch-
moud. Fredericksburg and Potomac hali-
md COMPANY. / 24-100 acres on Broad
Street road condemned by grantee COM
pauv. 1850.
Henry Grimmell and wife to James b.
F'am. one half interest IN 10 acres on horlR
side Wostham road, subject 10 ieh Ol
> 500 on whole. $500.
k ii. blackwell and wife 20 James /.
Hines. 20 6-l2 feet on west SIDE MosDy
Bradlev 4. Johnson and wife and Joseph
Bryau. trustee. TO Richmond. frcdenchS-
hurr and Potomac Railroad Company,
8I5lOO acres condemned by grantee COM
X 4 Patterson and wife to same. 3 2S-loO
acres condemned by grantee company on
t-r,,e road $4,000.
Winfield Scott to same, 1 39-i0O acres,
condemned 10y grantee company, S-'@?u' 10
Lewis Z. Winston TO Drusllia DAVIS, ~
feet on south side Carrngton street near
1se. 500. -, mn
William W. Hope and wife to J, W. Wall
ami Mary 4. Dudon, 70 icet on hehi'co
street at the southeast corner OF Dihheeh
street. : laj.
ur.rINGs COURT OF MANCULsTEE-
Samuel - Attkisson and wife 10 II. c.
aud h. -. Beattie, 35ie ieet on the hofIn
side Of Hull street, $3.50.
Henry &. and David Il. Beattie and their
wlyes tn Dora J.. Starke, 81 feet on the
south side OF Hull street between SiAth
AMI seventh. 81 200. 4.
James X. Gibbs IL Brothers trustee to
J. G.. Mhddendori, 45 feet on the west zoe zoe
o. Fifteenth street between HUI ana DC
satur, >493. ,5 a.,
liildiu =. anu Jbin ID. oCHN -
wives to A. X Courtney 105z feet on 20
wardin avenue. northwest corner OF BAN
bridge street, Sl,66o. ,,,-f
W S. Rollin to J. Charles Middendori
g. feet on the north eide OF Porter stree'
between Tenth and Eleventh. $50.
G. +. Sauer and wife TO George Jeners'
n feet on the south side OF Bainoriuge
street between Nineteenth street and Co
ward.n avenue, Sl,OW.
BETTE c. Walthalps trustee to Joseph
Hickman. IS feet ON Fifteenth street near
Stockton. SS75.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-20

now being made by northern parties for
now coal-yeins IN Chesterfield county, so
far as is known no new veins have been
discovered.
Mr.. j. W. Craig, the popular toll -gatherer
on Mayo's Island, is getting MS ooaes IA
proper condition for the rowing ana hsh-
Ing season.
IL Is understood that efforts will be made
in few days to organize branch OF me
Ancient Order United Workmen IN MAD
chester. Mr.. Il. r. Ralston, OF Richmond.
Will engineer the movement.
Mrs. Mary G. Mayo. relict OF James
f. Mayo aud mother OF Messrs. Al
bert $. and Samuel Mayo. Of Richmond
died Tuesday night at 9 o'clock at the rest
dence of her daughter Mrs. Eliza Mayo in
Povhatau county.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-20
For the Dispatch.l
AI.I.rllnn ItuMlnn.

Now that the timo draws near for the
primary election. it il 20 bc hoped that the
Democratic voters of jefferson Ward Will
be up and stirring their stumps in the IN
terest of Mr.. George T.. Bowden, one of
the excellent couuciimen now represent
inc that ward. Mr.. Bowdens friends pro
pose to support him for the Board of Al
dermen. aud they have a man who has
heretofore always looked after their inter
c.ts and who is noted for his prOmptness
and efficiency ~ a member. On his com
mittees Mr.. Bowdeu ha5 been painstaking
and regular in his attendance, aud the
ward Will lose most excellent repre5en-
tatiye If they tail b. return him.
Az OLD JEPTRRsoNIAS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-20
DISPENSING SUNDAY DRINKS.
Buck SPotiswoOd Charged with This Of
fenCe--Othcr CaSe.

In the Police Court Yesterday morning
Buck Spottswood, the colored proprietor
of "a saloon on Seventeenth street between
Grace and Broad. was charged with keep
ing his place open and selling hquOr or
| Sunday last, the 10th instant. Two wit.
nesses testified that they were in SPOTS
woods place on Sunday and got something
70 drink. The defendant denied that he
had violated the law. and asked that the
case he continued until this morning sc
that he could have additional witnesses
summoned 10 prove his innocence. The
continuance was granted
RKQUmED TO GIVE BONDS.
Fleming Payne, robust colored man
was charged with being disorderly on the
! street and cursing and abusing and at.
tempting TO strike Royal Racks. a Justice
ot tho peace. also, with being disOrdcly
and resisting and attempting to strike Po-
llcenan G. A. Gibson wbIlo in tho dis
charge of his duty. Payne was fined -
and costs in each case and required to
give security IN the sum Of $500 for his
good behavior for twelve months.
William Berry WAS charged with being
drunk and threatening the life of his wife
Mary Berry, who being afraid that she
would suffer bodily harm at his hands
prayed that he be placed under bonds. lie
was required 10 give security for slX
months in the sum Of 800.
William Smith (colored) was sent 10 jail
for thirty days for stealing City Wagon
License No. 10l4, the property of James
Jones.
Eliza Davis and Lucy Harris two colorcd
women, were fined $3.50 and costs each for
being drunk and disOrderly on the street,
and the Harris woman used such insulting
language 10 the Court that she was required
to give security :or twelve months. IN de
fault Of which she was sent to jail.
MINOR CAsE5.
Spencer Williams (cOlored) was fined IS
and costs for assaultng and threatening to
kill Charles Booker.
Sarah Chapman (colored) was charged
with feloniously stealing $50. the property
Of VI. A. Loving. She was bailed for heI
appearance before "A HenricO magistrate,
the alleged offence having been committed
in the county, and the complainant be-
came her bondsman.
Walter Goode (colored), charged with
obtaining goods 10 the amount of ~ from
W. T.. Joyner under false pretences. Con-
tinued until to-day.
As result of the mornings work eight
persons were sent to jail. They were all
colored, and five were males and three fe-
males
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-20
The City Auditors shortage,

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, March 19.-The
shortage of City-Auditor Whltes;de so far
as known is S6,Ss25O. and the city is Sc
cured by good bonds, signed by wealthy
relations OF WhIteslde, who are able and
willing to pay any amount that may be
short. The investigation of the City. Audi-
tors books is now progressing. 1t VIII take
several weeks 10 complete the lnyesuSa-
tion. Whiteside is thought TO be in Canada
with a woman of this city against whom a
suit for divorce is pending. II is not
thought the defalcation will be very large,
and Il is believed that the bonds will be
nmnle To secure tine city from loss.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-20
The Poisoning Case.

There were no new developments yester-
day in the case OF Mr.. Redford and SIX
members Of his family who were. made
sick ou Monday by drinking coffee when
proved to contain arsenic poison OF some
character. No arrests have been made.
The police are still diligently st work.
DR.. Taylor's preliminary examination was
confined entirely to the prepared coffee
and in this he found unmistakable evidence
of the existence of poison. He will make
q more complete analysis hereafter.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-20
cARRlNeroN sURiAL-eRoUNo.
Prospect of the Removal OF the booie'
from an Old Family Cemetery.

An ac: Of assembly passed at the recent
session providing for the removal
OF remains Inferred in graveyards
and sale Of land vacated 10y such re-
moyals saws that when the owners oil
graveyard, or the trustees OF 9 graveyard
left IN trust bv reason OF the infancy OF the
disability Of any OF them. or by reason VI
their being numerous or partly unknown,
or Of tho Tesidonee of any of them being
unknown. cannot. or, cannot conveniently,
unite 10 making disposition OF the same.
any one OF more Of such owners or trus-
tees may Gle bill in equity IN the circuit
Court OF the county or in the Circuit OF
Corporation Court Of the corporation
wherein the graveyard may lie, Tor ,he
purpose OF having the remains inferred ~
suca gysy1ad removed 10 some pofs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-20
HIT ON THE HEAD.
Francis Burt Knocked Down with Piece
of steel and Badly Hurt.

Yesterday afternoon about ? o'clock
Francis Burt, young white man, was Int
upon the head with a piece of steel and
badly wounded. He had been around the
new Cty Hall, where the men were at
work. for some time andsit IS SAID was
under the influence of liquor, and cursed
and abused one of the employees named
Morris, who struck him across the ioIeheAu
with piece of steel.
lie was knocked almost senseless, and
was Immediately attacked with hemor-
rhaee. DR. +. j. Riddell was hastily sum
moned and the ambulance was called. Al
fer his wound WAS dressed Burt refused TO
be taken home in the ambulance. but
walked away. Morris was not arrested.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-20

The will of Mrs Ella de Treville was ad-
mitted to probate in the Chancery Court
Yesterday. and Miss Eva b. de Treyille
9uelided as Administrators Of the estate:
which is valued at S65oO. The whole OF
the property is left TO Miss de Trevllle.
r. c. Metzger qualified as Hdminnisirator
Of the estate of John Metzger. The pro
uerty. which is valued at S2,5O0' IS lett TO
The widow. .e.1 80 al
). j. Gilpin (coloreO quallhed as G!i ad-
minstrator of the estate OF Lawrence Ui'-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-20
snitable repository. and the land thus va.

suitable, repository. and the land thus va
Gated sold, and the costs OF removal and
interment, and the costs of suit. uaid ont
Of the proceeds OF the sale. TO such bill
oil owners OF the graveyard, or of any per-
son having right therein other than the
plaintiffs. shall he duly made defendants. /"
The act goes on 20 state how tho bill
shall be drawn and how the case matured
Tor hearing. While IT is general law it il
supposed particularly TO amply 10 the Car.
rlngton graveyard on Church Hill Here
the best interests OF the living and proper
respect for the memory Of tho dead there
inferred suggest that the bodies should
he taken up aud removed to Hollywood or
Oakwo0d.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-20
Presentation IA Priest.

ST. Patrick's Beneficial aud Social So
ciety yesterday evening presented Rev.
Father Donahue. their spiritual adviser
with q handsome gold-headed cane as
token of their love and esteem.
The president, Mr.. John L. Neagle
represented the society in remarks highly
approprlate to the occasion, and Father
Donahue responded expressing his thanks
and high appreciation of their love.
Messrs. Ryan and Mcnamara favored the
society with songs, which gave additional
enjoyment TO the occasion.
The rest of the evening was passed IN
pleasant social converse.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-20
One Youth Cnts Another.

Early yesterday afternoon a difficulty
occurred at the corner of Nineteenth and
Franklin streets between Charles Smith
and Joseph Bland, two colored youths
about eighteen years old. in which Smith
cut Bland in the side, inficting q slight
wound. The city ambulance was sum
moned and Bland was taken to his home,
No. ll3 Mayo street. where the physician
dressed the wound. A warrant was sworn
ont for Smith, but he had not been ar
rested at a late hour last night.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-20

A large number of the friends and ac-
quaintances of Mr.. James B. Mitchell al
tended his funeral yesterday afternoon at
the First Presbyterian church. The pas
tor, Rev. DR.. Kerr, oficiated and Captain
Frank Cunningham assisted in the singing.
Tue burial was IN Hollywood cemetery.
and Dove Lodge, Ancient Free and Ac-
cepted Masons, and Syracuse Lodge,
knights OF Pythias, acted as funeral escort
to the church and from the church TO the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-20
lacking Into the ovster Question.

Governor Mckinney is in correspondence
with the Governors of several States
having large oyster interests, with view
to securing copies of their laws on the sub
iect, and ascertaining the amount of reye-
nue. received by them. He has already re-
ceived responses from the Governors OF
Connecticut and New Jersey.
The Governor will make study of this
question in order to present some practi-
cal recommendations to the Legislature at
its next meeting.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-20
Eirn ThIs NInrnin~.

No. "a box sounded an alarm Of FIRE this
morning at l:45 o'clock. The fire was
found to be IN the upper story ot tho
wholesale-grocery house Of L. c. Younger,
Virginia street between Cary and the Dan
vile depot.
The department was promptly on hand
and the flames were soon extinguished.
Damage triliing.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-20
Children Cry for Pitchers Cas.OriA
I end NoLasDiSs 9 good seller.
4. A. MILLER. Druggist.
corner Fifth aad Broad sreetA

Ru, few articles have reached such worlc'
wido reputation a. ASeosrCsA Birfnks Tor
over nfiy ycsrs they have been tho scfno~-
lodged standard regulators oil the digestive or"
gsns. Tneir success has ineiied limitations 30
sure yor get the genuine article, manufscsared
only BY Dr, }. q. p. Sicgeri & Sons
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-20
RUN OVER AND INJURED.
DR.. Trultt Knocked Down by Buggy ana
One of HI. Ribs Broken.

One of His Ribs Broken.
DIR. George T. Truitt met with a very
painful accident yesterday afternoon
which will compel him to keep his room
for some little time If, indeed. the eIects
are not moro serious. -,
DIR. TruItt lives IN POcomoke City, Ma
and came TO Richmond TO attend the scs--
sion of the Grand Lodge Ancient Order OF
United Workmen. which has been IN scs-
sion here for two days. Just afew minutes
before the accident occurred Dr. lruitt
had been installed as grand overseer OF the
order. having been promoted from the Oh
fee of grand guide
HOW IT HAPPENED.
DIR. Trnitt was on his way from Lee
Camp Hall to Murphy's Hotel, where he Is
stopping, and was crossing Seventh street
when horse hitcbed TO a buggy ran
against him. The buggy had crossed
Broad street from the north and was gong
down Seventh street toward Nam.
Seeing that he could not possibly
get out of the way the Doctor
caught hold Of the shaft to support himself
and keep from being driven oyer. lie was
DRAGGED in this position some twenty o.
thirty feet and was then Knocked down by
the horse and both wheels on one side OF
the buggy passed over him.
A RIB BGOKES.
He was taken to the hotel by several OF
his friends and was attended by. Dr.
wilkins. grand medical examiner OF the
order; DR.. Hyslop, another Workmen
physician. and DR.. Shields, Of this city:
Upon examination they found that one OF
DR.. Truitt's ribs on the right sldo was
broken and that he was badly bruised.
The patient suffered great pain all during
the evening, and Drs. Wilkins and Hyslop
spent the night with him. Whether there
is sny internal injury cannot be told yet,
but the physicians are hopeful that there
is not
NOT KNOWN.
Nobody seemed 10 know whose buggy
il was that passed over DR.. Trultt. When
Dispatch reporter called at the Second
station-house last night nothing Wa
known about the matter there. Those who
witnessed the occurrence say the horSt
was being driven rapidly. and that after
DR.. Truitt was knocked down the driver
made no stop.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-20
RICHMOND THEATRB.

10 10, The Magic Queen, will be present
ed Friday and Saturday evenings and
SATURDAY, matinee. The unabated success
of the play has caused the management
this season 10 enlarge the attraction and
TO add many expensive novelties to the
already famous spectacle. Entirely new
scenery has been procured. which is said to
be most beautiful. New music, songs,
dances, marches, drills. etc, and number
of bright specialties are introduced. The
company has been largely augmented by a
corps Of competent artists. Seats on sale
. rnarprpH
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-20
Ahrnitfed tn Bail.

Alfred Smith the young negro who was
committed 70 Henrico jail few DAYS ago
charged with stealing $50 from the dwell
ing-house Of Mrs. VI. A. Loving, was yes
terday released on bail. Justice Vincent
at first refused to admit him to bail, but 10
subsequently appearing that there N! was Dnt u
q slight suspicion Of guilt the Justice gd-
mitted the prisoner to bail.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-20
R,crn,o.n- Va. December u. 1880.

The N1dHdHe Company;
Gentlemen.-I have used your Nolan
dine" for itching in my blood, from which
have been great sufferer Tor The past
two years. | am now entirely cured by
"Nolandine"
IL Gives me great pleasure 20 recommend
To ali suffering from similar diseases that
invaluable remedy "Nolandiue."
Respectfully yours, ". A. BARFoor,
Police Force. Third Station.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-20
Want to Return IN Ga%Ii~bts.

The basement officers at the Capitol have
prepared a petition to present TO the Gov
ernor asking him TO cause the electric
lights TO be removed from the Capitol and
gas be used in their stead. The clerks
much prefer 10 work by the latter.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-20
Ncw UnrIcI., piano stso.

Ha7ing discontinued one Of our branch
houses we have their large stock returned
10 US. which We will sell for remarkably low
prices. Some of the Uprights arc a. little
ranted. They viii sell for s1so. si7J,
Sir. so, S2iO. &c. Organs, perfectly new.
hora $50, Ss5. $40. $50. and upward. This
is greet chance for securing bargain.
Walter y. Moses & Co., 1905 Main street
(opposite post-ofiice).