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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-30
WON THE WRITER'S MEDAL.
Mr.. Carver the Successful Competitor In
This Literary Contest.

The emedal given jointly by the Mu Sigma
Rho and Philologian literary societies Of
Richmond College 10 the best writer was award
ed yesterday 70 Mr.. w. Owen Carver, OF Tennes-
see. This medal, which Is Of gold, is valued az
s25 and Ia given 10 the author OF the bost article
appearing In the Richmond college Messenger
during the session. MIR. Carver won the "best
debater's" medal In the Mu Sigma Rho Society
IN 1SSS-S9 He is 20 be congratulated upon OBJ
tanning this new honor, especially as his COM
petitors for the writers medal" are men who
WELD graceful, fluent, and ready points OF
steel"
Mr. Carver Is the newly-elected editor-in-chief
OF the Messenger for next session. The present
business managers, Messrs. G. q. Irumbo and
III. T. Louthan, have raised an extra $40 and
this session will get out an S0-page commence
ment number Of their college Journal, which viii
contain a cut Of Hon. J. L. NJ. Curry, and per-
haps Of other prominent educators.
Mr.. K. G. James, who graduated az Richmond
College In modern languages In 1889, was at
this institution yesterday comforting with Pro
fessor Boatwright about the German uniyerst-
ties Mr. James win leave In few days % take
a years course I'm tho University Of Halle In
southern Germany. This Is tho institution
which Professor BOatwright attended while
thare.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-30

riff, and George T. Rison, Commonwealth's At
torney, had no opposition and were all re-elect-
ed. For commissioners Of revenue there was
number Of candidates. Tho following were
elected: First district, G. II. Tompkins; Second
district, j. l.. Carter; Third district, Jesse ].
White: Fourth district, Major G. w. Yeates.
COLEMAN CARRIES CUMBERLAND.
Especial telegram 10 the Dspatch.l
CUMBERLAND COURTHOUSE, Va, May 29.-Of.
ncial returns give Coleman, for Commonwealth's
attorney, n majority Of 217; Adams, for sheriff,
a majority of l44 fippin, for treasurer, a ma
iority Of 365.
FLOOD IN APrOMATT0X.
Especial telegram to the Dlspatcb.I
PANPLIN. VA, May 29.-Flood's Democratic
majority Is 81. The other candidates arc about
the same.
JCDGE'STERRfBLE FAII-
Especial telegram TO tho Dspatch.l
CHATHAM, VA, May 29.-J. W. Cary, one OF the
judges OF election nj this precinct. while engaged
IN counting the vote fell from one Of tho court
house windows 20 the ground below. distance
OF twenty feet, breaking his right arm and dislo-
eating his right leg His injuries, while very
painful, ore not considered Of dangerous char
acter.
ROCKINGHAM REFUBLICAE.
fBy Associated Press TO the Dispatch.l
HARRIsOSBURG, VA, May pa hard-fought
county election yesterday resulted in 200 70 300
Republican majority. Two years ago the county
gave 500 against Malone.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-30
ASKING cLEMENcY FOR eRYMgs.
Petition for Communication Presented to
tho Goyernor-Reward offered.

Colonel John B. Purcell. president Of the
Richmond Elevator Company. by which T..
buford Grymes was at enc time employed, yes
terday presented petition 10 the Governor pray
ing the commutation Of Gryme's sentence from
imprisonment In tho penitentiary TO confinement
In Jail.
There were eight hundred and forty-two names
signed 70 the petition, and the list embraced
several ot tho City Hall officials, and all the jury
VINO tried the case The friends OF Grymes say
they could have obtained many other signatures,
but the time was approaching when the matter
has 20 be closed up.
ENr. Ran. Norris, one OF the Jurors, was out Of
me city when the petition was being circulated,
but was telegrnphed 20 by Mr.. Louis Rawlings
Tor permission TO append his signature 10 tho
paper, which was granted.
The Governor had not opened the papers when
he left his oftice at the Capitol yesterday eve
ming, and expressed the desire that that they
should not be seen by the reporters unless he
had acted upon them.
REWARD FOR A MURDERER,
The Governor offered a reward OF 800 for the
Malcolm Palmer, who killed Henry Cannady In
Montgomery county on the 23d Of this month,
and made his escape.
AGRERN-GooDs LETTER.
The Governor yesterday had sent him by Gen.
eral-Msnager Davis, Of the Richmond Locomo-
tive Works, communication one Of the en-
ployees Of that establishment had received from
a green-goods man In New York. The adver-
tiser uniOlds for his dupes plan by which they
may make fortune by buying his worthless
stuff.
I" for whatever action" he thinks " best to take.
W. y. Hunter, Treasurer Of Norfolk city, yisi-
ted the capitol yesterday.
The Capitol Offices will be closed to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-30
MCANN HAS TO PAY A FINE.
The Justice Also Requires Security
Forgery Case-Witncss Under Bond.

The continued case OF Thomas McCann.
charged with assaulting and threatening
Thomas Larkln, an employee Of the Locomotive
Works, was taken up in the Police Court yester-
day morning. Tho circumstances connected
with the arrest Of the accused on Wednesday
we're reported in the DISPATCH. Ho was fined
- and costs and required to give security for
ninety days.
II. j. Fletcher, one-legged man from Staun-
ton, who claims to be a book agent, was charged
with forging tho name Of Colonel W. f. Cutshaw
10 check on the State Bank Of Virginia for
S2j.7j. Owing to the absence OF important
witnesses the case was continued. The alleged
offence was committed some time ago.
IL Is claimed that no forgery can be proven as
the name Of Colonel Cutshaw IL "Wilired' and
not William. Fletcher came back 10 Richmond
O few days since and was arrested.
Joseph Healy, an aged white man, was charged
with stealing a Wagon-lOad OF bags, the property
Of Allison 4 Addison. There was no evidence
whatever against the accused, who proved an OK
cellent character, and he was hOnorably dis
charged. Tho most prominent witness in the
case, negro named Frank Miles, who was the
principal accuser Of the prisoner, was himself re-
qulred to give security in tae sum OF 5000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-30
NOT ENOUGH WERE PRESENT.
The EIectric-L Light Proposition Present,
But No Quorum to Consider 1t.

A Joint meeting of the Committee on
Finance, Light. and Electric Light was
called for O'Clock yesterday afternoon In the
Chancery Courtroom to consider a proposition
In regard TO electric lights for the city.
The proposal in question was an Offer from q
Washington company TO furnish the city with
plant sufficient for supplying 4SO arc lights for
100000, payment TO be made IN bonds. inc
company offers TO lease tho plant from the city
for twenty YEAR, at an annual rental az $4,000,
the city on is part tOpay $4,000, or difference
Of $4,000 for $50 are lights. II now costs the
city about 10000 per year to light its streets
The present contract for 134 lights stands the
city S9,537.45 per year.
The only committeeman present yesterday
afternoon we're Messrs Steel, Christian, and
Hughes, Of Finance; Messrs- brander and
Grimes, OF Light, and Mr.. Bowden, OF Electric
Light
After waiting half an hour, deploring the aD-
sence Of quorum and bewailing the non-attend-
ance Of the absent ones, those present lett.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-30
ClRCUlT-COURT MATTERS.
A beneficial Association Chartered-Case
Heard and Suits Brought,

Judge Wexford, of the City Circuit
Court, Yesterday granted charter to the
Old Dominion Beneficial Association, the object
Of which IL TO accumulate fund by the cOllec-
tiOn Of dues from its members tor the purpose OF
caring for the sick, burying the dead, and pay
ing death benefits. Tho capital stock is to be
not less than 1000 nor more than s25,oO0, To
be divided into shares OF SlOO each, ana real
estate may be held not exceeding one acre In
any city or town, or 100 acres In any county In
the State. The following are the officers: Pres-
dent, John ]. Crutchhed; Vlce-President, A. v.
Stokes, Jr. (; Secretary and Treasurer, samuel
Cohen; Solicitor, ID. G. Richardson; Directors,
the above and Messrs. Samuel b. Witt aud II. Nj.
Smith, Jr.
In the case Of A. G.. Elliott & Co. %. the j. L
Hin Printing Company, the evidence was con-
cluded and the jury adjourned over until this
morning.
Gates & Brown -. A. s. Williams. judgment
In favor Of the plaintiff for S23D.2l.
Tho following suits were instituted: Rouse,
lIompstone & Co. ~. J. L. Bolts for 1900.
Leopold S. Friedberger & Co. 1s. IL. M. Meyer
for $3.50.
Paul Jones Us. Charles p. Winston s. Co. for
sD7T A1
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-30
Chesapeake and Ohio Notes.

The Chesapeake and Ohio is getting
ready 20 build magnificent passenger depot In
Richmond. The plans will be ready by Septem-
Der and work on the much-needed structure will
probably be commenced before winter.
The ofiice Of chief engineer OF the Chesapeake
and Ohio has been removed from Cincinnati TO
Coylngton, Va, on account Of the construction OF
the Warm Springs line.
Mr.. Henry Jacob, the Chesapeake and Ohio
architect who was transferred from Richmond TO
Cincinnati a year or two ago, has been brought
back to Richmond.
Mr.. ingalls, will visit Richmond before sailing
for Europe lie will probably be hero the last
week In June.
MIR. Axtell returned yesterday frsm the Warm
Springs Valley.
Mr.. Henry w. Fuller, general passenger agent
Of the Chesapeake and Ohio railway, arrived in
the city last evening from Cincinnati.
MIR. s. u. jackson, OF Cincinnati, the CHER en-
gineer OF the road, Is in the city
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-30
dragged in the Street by Horse.

Awhile man riding horse which was
conarisoned In a new set Of harness was thrown
from the animals back yesterday morning on
twelfth and Cary streets and painfully hurt. In
taI1,n9 he by some means became entangled IN
.Sa berneas and was dragged considerable dis
tance. Those who saw the accident hastened 70
ston the horse, and thereby saved the man pc
fore no had received serious injuries. MS iace s
,eas badly cut and bruised, but he was not Ia
,oiiv hurt and left for his homo few minutes
~, = ha cccurrence.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-30

man. Matthew'S. ard Cunningham, "I Think of
Thee: Baritone solo. selected, Mr.. Galpin; tenor
solo, Mr.. Cunningham, who responded 10 an
sneorr and sung aBelieve All These Enduring
Young Charms; slumber, Dearest. qnarfeste;
sponded 10 on enoore; solo. Mr.. Gaipin; tenor,
solo, sour Mothers Way" Mr.. Cunningham
AZ this point Mr.. George L. Bidgood gave his
"reminiscences OF church choirs for the past thirty
years In Richmond. lie told how the music was
conducted, and In this connection mentioned
number OF choir-leaderr, witch showed bis IA
miliarity with the subject Humorous, Quar-
tette, II Want Ny Name Writ Down encoe
. Health 20 the Faireet Lady FAIR Quartette.'
Tho entire evening was well spent and me
thanks of those present were rendered 20 The
Ouaftetfe.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-30
The New Appellate Court.

Collector-of-Customs John w. Fisher.
who is custodian OF the custom-house, has writ
ten 20 Washington making inquiries with re-
gard TO preparations for the new United States
Circuit Court OF Appeals. This tribunal viii
meet here June 10th. Until the new Judge Is
appointed IL will be composed Of Chief-Justlce
Fuller, Circuit-Judge Bond, and ono OF the dis
trict Judges % be named by the two members Of
the bench referred 70. Tho latter will sit until
the new member Ia appointed by the President.
The Impression is that Judge Hughes Will pro
badly be selected 20 temporarily I'LL tho place.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-30
The Rose Croix Last Night.

Pelican Chapter of Rose Croix, No. 2.
Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite Of Free Ma
sonry, held meeting last night and conferred the
Rose Croix degree ON three aspirants-Knights
OF the East and West--to wit: Frank t. sutton,
W. F. DeSanssure, and Parker T. Conrad. Much
business OF interest was transacted, and at lO:l0
the knights repaired TO the hall of rejection,
where the Master OF Reflections, William
Krause, ,lhad prepared moet enjoyable repast.
This was the last meeting Of the Rose Croix un-
I'll October. 80
The Scottish Rite II progressing steadily In
Richmond, az it IS all over the world, and At tho
next meeting Of tho Lodge OF Perfection, the
third Monday In June, many petitions VIII DO
presented.
The degrees Of the Scottish Rite are singularly
solemn and mysterious. II Is said that more ap-
plicantJ are rejected than are received.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-30
cood remplars Open Meeting.

An omen meeting was held at Belvidere
Hall last night by Sidney Lodge Of Good Iem-
pia,si ir,arestine programme Of song and recita-
"a, al ,ras nicoIy rendered, the following young
iadies o and gentlemen taking part: Misses Liye 1--WE
Martin. stubbs, Lula Bethel, D2remus, ls Ella
manrand. Wager Lizzie Haurand, Ella Brown,
pi.s,,n Rethei. Tulane, Annie Cora Martin, and
Messrs, Herbert Z. Hulce, Professor oocAef,
Merbert +. Pusey, T. B. Haurand, and Firth;
Mr.. joseph II. Sheppard delivered the address
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-30
PRoyBssoR COLEMAN DEAD.
Funeral of MIR. "Jock" EIiersoD.

The funeral of Mr.. John Hanckel Eller-
H. uoge,s church this morning at 1890 o'clock.
The following gentlemen will act as pail
lctiye-Messrs. Z. j. Crump, w. BENJAMIN
Palmer, Thomas n. Carter, h. a. iapo, W. AaI- ~
lev r.. 4. Lancaster, Jr., John Rutherford, l.. Z.
Wonorary-John II. Montague, Maxwell !.
clarke. II. G, Pegram W. W. Henry, X. d
Archer, John II. West, Samuel Sinton, I' G' Pey-
Company + Association, of which the deceased
vas a member, win attend the funeral In body.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-30
Jaooues Brought to RIchmond.

Mr.. Charles p. Stokes has Just received
from Charles Tucker, OF Stanton Depot, Tenn,
the highly-bred English setter jacques. Mr..
Tucker Is perhaps the best trainer In America.
He has brought numbers OF sensational dogs 70
the 'front.' at the field trials held within the past
eight or ten years, notably among which was
Gioster, champion OF champions, kichmonc-
bred dog. Mr.. Tucker. who Is now z. Lorrilard's
private trainer, writes: jacques Is the, best
broke dog ever handled and has few equals In
the neld. See report OF last Southern Field
Trials, IN which he won In brilliant style. His
sire Is Fred. W., son Of Count Noble and spark,
aud his dam, Queen OF tho South, Is daughter
Of Sportsman and Gem. Sportsman Is full
brother Of Lillian, Gladstone Boy Dan Glad
stone, and Breeze Gladstone. Gem Is by Glad
stone and has produced four famous neid-triai
wrfunars-n
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-30
THE DURHAM roeAcco DEAL
pr.s,deas Carr saws Price Hss Bees
Msa., But Not Accepted.

Mr.. Julian 8. Carr, of Durham, prcsl-
deat of Blackwells Durham Co-operstive
Tobacco Company, arrived IN ,ne v,y ~ rs,s ~
morning and h a. the Exchange. He s heIo ~
the interest Of fertilizers aud not on business TO
lativc 20 tobacco. A. no q
Mr.. Carr was called on during Inc usy ~
nurabrr OF influential men Of kichmono' - %"
"a widely acquainted here. n nss
In speaking OF the great deal pe,rsIs
company and tho American rooaoo Soxp""i
he stated thai no sale had yes bcen naoe.
price had been made 10 the American toooe"
Company, but it hsd ngt yet been scceptcu.
Mr.. Carr IA known throughout Noitn es,v.s's e,s
and the south generally outside OF his reiaton
as one OF she grestess tobacco-men 10 tns rvtu,
as he In Interested In all charitable insthasic'is
aud public enterprises. lie Il native oi shnpss
nm. N. C., and graduated from the stANe Unr
yersity A Young man Of very rman means
shortly aiterward be wen, West, where ns
amassed a small fortune, retarned 70 pnfnaI.,
betame Interested In Blafkwelis Tobacco Con-
pany and since then has become possibly VIC
weaithiest citizen OF the Old North state.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-30

seminary. His pulpit will be filed tomorrow
morning by Dr. A. @. Brown. and st night by
Rev. J. Wiley Bledsoe
Ensign DundAs, of the Salvation Army, scribe
70 Staf-Captain McFarlane. OF Baltimore, will
DC IN Richmond Sunday, and VIII lead meetings
AZ the Army Hall, corner OF Seventh and Main
streets, at 3 and r. NJ.
Rev. DIR. W. V. Tudor will preach the sermon
before the Young Mems Christian Association OF
Hlchmond College tomorrow night at S:l5
O'Clock AZ Broad-Street Methodst church.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-30

The second musicale of the Epworth
League attracted large crowd 70 the Broad
Street Methodist church last night. The lecture-
room Of the edifice was tassefully decorated, and
the ert In arranging the mueic-stand was well
conceived. Mr.. George L. Bdgood presided.
After hymn had been sung and prayer by
Rev. Mr.. Ray, son OF Rev. q. II. Ray, the follow
ing programme vas rendered under the direc-
tion Of the literary branch lMr. 9. w. Hunter,
Jr.. chairman: QusxteItes MeszrR 0alpin, Lob
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-30
CoLORED MEMS CHASTITY FIND.
The Nude Murdered Body of white
Man Discovered In College Creek.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l

WILLIAMSBURG. Va, May 29.-At an early
hour this morning while two colored men,
Washington Waugh and Edward Bright, were
rowing up an arm Of the College creek near here
they suddenly came upon the nude body OF
white man lying near the edge OF the marsh,
where IL had drifted with the tide. The finders
were naturally very much startled at their
ghastly discovery and Immediately hastened 20
town and reported the facts 10 the Mayor. The
body was taken from the water and placed upon
a board. A large assemblage, composed OF the
corOner's Jury and citizens, viewed the body.
The Coroner at once instituted preliminary eX-
Animation, which revealed the fact that there
had been foul play.
WOUNDS on THE BODY.
There was bruise across the nose and others
on the body. Over the right eye was bleeding
wound which resembled n bullet hole, but
whether made a ball or some sharp instrument
will be found out when the principal examina-
tiOn Is held. The body has been delivered 10 an
undertaken and taken 20 his rooms, where the
Coroner will hold an inquest this afternoon.
sUPPOsITIoN.
The body is supposed to be- that Of young
Swede who is engaged in the fishing business
down on James river near the mouth OF the
creek, and who was seen ON the streets here on
last Saturday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-30
The Result. Were Unexpected.

A young man residing in the West End
Is the victim Of peculiar result from eating GU
cumbers for his dinner Wednesday. He was
seized with terrible pains through his abdomen
Wednesday night, and physician was az once
snmmoned He pronounced the trouble cholera
morbus In severe form, and at once SGT al his
skin into operation. At last accounts tho young
man was still In critical condition.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-30
r,,-s,r yitrlol I'm Her Face

A colored woman named Martha Ohilas, hddsS
w's wiz Loot nieht about O'Clock by an unknown
iI,aie who threw yitrio or some other corrosive
ie nSsd on her. Martha's assailant called az ner
ponse and asked for her, and when sne @ a.
dashed the deadly liquid III her iaco anu ''''"
escaped. .,..,,,,,, had heen unable TO
.sanrtain who the perpetrator OF the deed was
Marthas face and eyes were s,as Sau reS % pspper
fatally burned. IL Is thoughs 'na' i0u P0pp0'
asas mixed with the liquid.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-30
The River High, but Falling.

Owing to the continual rains "Wednesday
and Thursday n freshet In the James river was
apprehended by some. The stream yesterday
afternoon was IL feet above common toe AZ Co
lumbia and feet at Scottsyille, but receding at
both places
The wharves Of the Virginia Steamboat Com
pany were one foot under water last hignt az
O'Clock, but no serious trouble Is now expected'
as this was the bulk Of the fow from the noun
fains-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-30
N.,..noa to Car-Drivers

The street-car drivers and conductors SS 20, o.
,,,I,.uond nave been much annoyed OF late py nv
kichnionu 10 and white boys as wel for that mat
e no oersist in stealing rides by swinging on be- %
S me- cars and jumping of when observed oy
the man charge Tss Prss,ee ana tSS alter
genera s,,ded 90 upon by tho drivers IL to snatch
nanSs sst of the urchn whenever possible ana az
tne is hss one driver resped reward Of three mats
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-30

ASGosruRA BIrrERs were prepared by DIR. J. q.
u. siegort for his private use Their reputation
IL such to-day that they have become generally
known as the best appetizing tonic. Beware of
eounterfeits. Ask for the genuine article, manu-
featured by DIR. J. q. Il. Sieeert 8 Sons.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-30

is practiced by many people who buy. in
ferior articles OF food because cheaper than
standard goods. Surely infants are enti-
tied TO the best food obtainable. IL is Q
fact that the Gail Borden Eagle" Brand
Condensed Milk ia tho best infant-food.
Your grocer and druggist keep II.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-30
WILL HAVE TWO GRAND JURlEs.
One for Regular Business and the Other
Ahout q NuiSance.

The June term of the Hastings Court
begins next Monday. The following grand
Jurors have been summoned for that day: Jo-
sIah Ryland, Byrd Warwick, George ID. Plea
SAINTS, j. b. Mckinney. John Enders, Sr, Seaton
g. Tinsley, and W. b. Lyons tcolored).
A special grand Jury has been summoned Tor
tho 18th TO investigate the alleged nuisance IN
the shane OF a pool OF stagnant water on the lot
between Harrison and Lombardy streets and
Franklin and Park avenue.
The law provides that whenever nye or more
property-holders shall enter complaint In mat
ter OF this kind a special grand jury shau Do
summoned 10 investigate II.
The residents OF that vicinity claim that a
great deal OF sickness has lately been caused by
the pool In question.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-30
An Excellent Essay on Jefferson Davis.

The medal offered by Major James II.
Capers 20 the scholar IN the senior class at tho
HiQh School who wrote the best essay on the
Iife and Character Of jefferson Davis was won
by Fenton McBain, son OF Mr.. William McBnin.
Frederick Block, Frederick Wilson, Allen
Vaughan, and Willie Crawford also wrote very
credltable sketches OF the Confederate Presi-
dent The winner Of tho medal 10 expected 10
read the essay at the commencement
Colonel John b. Cary also offered prize 10 the
best girl essayist on the same subject, but the
committee has not yet decided upon the winner.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-30

Something Delicious, Our Peach Cream
For the last two weeks we have been naklo1
Peach Cream. II you want something nice scna
ma your ordcr. No extra charge s1.50 poo
gallon r. u. DeSAns
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-30
Cheap Pianos and Organs

RYLASD 4 LEES, No. 10 GOVERNOR STREET.
We have left the following secondhand
Pianos
Three Fischer, Knabe. Worcester at
low prices and easy terms. Call early and
secure bargain.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-30
n.a,h ef mrs. C. E. MccIaer.

Mrs c. E. Mccluer died yesterday YESTERDAY a AFTER ssr
noon at 4;So oc'o'f ao ilInsss ~ Of SIX weeks Mrs
husDand' az a,'1, an estimablo Christian lady, be-
aSed BY ali who knew her she es'ef be are
son and sso ssse moi yet been
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-30

For many disorders of digestion aud
hepatic troubles, Bedford Springs Water
is very valuable. II is O laxative, diuretic,
and Alternative. HUsrER McGuIRE, M. ID.