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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-27

The charter under which it IL contemplated 70
build tho road etipula,es that twenty miles of II
should be completed by the 7th OF June, 1871.
and the same distance each twelve months there
after.
The city Of Petersburg has advanced about
100000 70 the road, which not having COM
piled with it's charter, laye II liable 20 ior-
feiture and sale % the highest bidder. Lately
the line on which IL Is claimed 100000 worth OF
work has beon done passed into new hands.
IL was 70 consider this changed condition OF ~
fairs that the conference Of last night was held.
the Richmond committee having visited Peters
burg last week for tho same purpose.
RECEIVED AND BNIERTANED.
A meeting OF tho Committee on Inland Trade
OF the Chamber Of Commerce Was held yester-
day afternoon at 4:45 o'clock. Dessre- John b.
Cary, William Writ Henry, and W. ii. Palmer
were also present
Messrs. X. A. Dunlop and J. Ran. Tucker were
appointed n committee 10 go 10 the depot and
receive tho visitors. This was done and nt o:3O
the conference began.
After some three hours OF consultation II was
decided 20 recommend that a Joint committee 0f
three from the Chamber Of Commerce OF each
city be appointed 10 take charge Of the entire
matter and use their efforts 10 facilitate the con-
structiOn Of the road.
When the meetipg adjourned the visitors we're
escorted TO the Westmoreland Club, where they
were nicely entertained. They returned 10
Petersburg on the late train.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-27
HIS DEATH.
WHO KNEW HIN a!
Fire innPnhlic-school building.

Some trash caught fire yesterday after
noon about 3:I5 O'Clock in the basement OF the
Leigh-Street school building. An alarm was
sent in from Station Ga, corner Second ana Lelsh
the scholars had been given time 10 leave the
s-hooI-houss before the FIRE was discovered or
the excitement would have been much greater.
Several small boys who had been on heoales 90 ne,
its merits had a chance 10 crafty their desire.
Although there were no flames or smoke visible
in tho upper stories, these youthiul atnle.cs
60 ttejr own and companions delight
Lighted cigarettes are supposed to De inc
cauae of the trouble.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-27
TIE BARK STRANDED
LOVING OFF PoYNea's-HILL LIFE
0''' SAVING STATION.
,..,sctor's Decision--Captain Kecne
J. su,pendod--The steamer Hudson
FIonted--Robbed.
......al telegram 70 tho plapa.ch.l

,.-.r,,x. Va, May 26.--News reached
..fJk to-day of the stranding near
N.'.-,,,s.Hul life-ssving station. fifty miles
J" ., Cape Henry. OF the British bark
,-.. Of Yarmouth, Nova Scotia, and
" f-,m New York 10 Savannah in bal
THE crew were saved, aud at last ac-
80. ,be bark was burning. She was n
''-'t Ks tons and was built in 1870. In
N....., IN the crew OF ten men there was
s.- hoard. ell of whom were brought
t' enrf-bOat. She went ashore last
81 j" ,,',if lu o'clock nearly mile and a half
I+ .rr-fltiOu. She viii bc total loSs A
.r has been sent 70 hr. Beyeridge by
vter. British Consul. 90 hold a survey
,ac -rcw and passengers direct % Nor
tN rur.IN KEESg SUSPENDED.
r..,,' states local inspectors Of steam
.a .. t,-.Iod In the collision case ia the
s Nay 81, 1891, between the ocoan-tug
't IackcubaCR, Of New York, and the
...,-c.s. of Baltimore. Captain Keene,
b. suspended for two months on gene
Hos fog neglect OF duty, In accordance
r. I Tho captain OF the Georgia was
&. Gregory, Of Amelia county, died
.rtat the residence Of hts brother, w.
-s. ou York street
i.'.' TLOATED oYP.
.....re~ Hudson reported as ashore south
nod Coated last evening at 0:30 O'Clock
' .-e1 CD New \ ork. Some OF the pas
.IltsI bccn waiting viii 20 80 their
... ny tau. one Of them was Mr.. NJ. w.
.....rly Of This city and now Of New Or
..fs was iu Norfolk to-day.
DAMAGE BY IIGHTSNG.
-- rains swept over this section shortly
...-lt last night, coming down in tor
..,.r- and accompanied by heavy thun-
..-. s,rlck a dwelling on North street In
.r. badly shattered the roof, tore the
.-.,u .n several rooms, and wrecked
N1 one was injured. The dwelling
t....l by the family OF Osborn Hunter.
a.ErrNA GREES MARRIAGE.
,..t. r snow and Miss Ruth Leo Tennille,
... -.urht Gretna Green, In North Caro-
..r.ay nld were married by Rev. a. g..
.. fla Baptist Church.
...4"rfty, the sailor who stabbed Will
...,0u The flagship Chicago on Satur-
....llys iu double irons, sentenced by
.. o tlc ship, and considered very
I'D. -auc-i.
FOUND DEAD.
.-.lfr-,gts of the Norfolk county aims
r.. L-f.shor, was found dead in the
,, lis'ance from the institution, yes
r.aih was the result Of exposure. lie
.,..c yc1rs old.
. .Nr 'r.l1rei', charged with murder
.. ARMSTRONG on Howard street last
-rg.,H s pqir Of scissors, was tried in the
| ....r court ana acquitted last night.
... b. Bailey, Of kinsale, Westmore-
o. rqf 800 stolen from the cabin of
..- Minnie b. Chambers, at the Chesa-
.....! ohio railroad wharf on sunday night.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-27
c.5A9ETTE-MACHlNE CONTEST.
=, Bonssck suit Against the Bohls-Ar-
rsstof Young Horse-ThieE

saA''E tAAA " AAAN AfA' tftfNN-.'i
-vur. Va. May 26.-The announce
--. ,tattLe Bonsack Cigarette-Machine
..rt1I brought suit against the Bohls
....-.-Ns.h'ue Company was matter OF
-. -.-.---t % tho stockholders OF the bohis
..s. T.l This city. Mr.. {. j. Holland, presi-
.. mIauy, was seen by newspaper
-. ...t. Rad nothing 70 say except that the
.-.r..t.l. mad been thoroughly examined
.I..t rstelt-lawyers, ali Of whom were
-..H r..r opinion TINT the Bohls machine
...aa infringement on the Bonsack ma
--. .l"l-.tat.lty is that the directors VIII
o.. H. L. -s-ary bond and go right on In
.-4'-.'Iro OF the Bohls machine.
.. .. n ia PittsylTania county next
-..g SID He very tame affair.
UyEanAULED AND JAILED.
l-.--. tr- who gave his name as Scott Davis
g.. .,. g.tl Patrick HerndOn, near Pleas
re.. a-' week. He remained with Herndon
s.. ur.l b, stole his employers horse and
.- Its boy and horse were afterwards
-4 r-lr Sutherlin Station. The morse
...-...rgi tl The owner ana the boy was sent
-''T Tl,'cys pupils gave an exhibition
~ .' tte A .aiemy Of Music this evening.
'.-rrl. " Mrs. +. 5. McAdams, who died
ir -r.-. tss place from the Presbyterian
---- lftarnoou. Deceased was wiie Ol
Roc. NeAIams, a well-kuowu tobacconlst'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-27
Tho comm,,t.s r,,ishe.I,s Work.

The City Democratic Committee has
finished It's labors for the present. Last night u
met at tho Circuit Courtroom and after hve.
minutes session adjourned to meet at the call OF
the Chairman.
Chairman Lamb said that In view Of the sup
position that thore would be no opposition ticket
In the field at the election next Thursday the
work Of the committee was over and thorv would
probably be no necessity for q meeting before
next autumn but he cautioned tho. ward super
iniendents to be on the alert, 80 that should an
opposition candidate for the treasurership be
brought out tho committee might take steps TO
bring out the fun Democratic strength.
Mr., Lamb win have the Democratic tickets at
his office at q o'clock this morning and requests
the ward superintendents TO come and got the
tickets for their several wards.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-27
CONDITION OF Mr.. POWELL.
He Was Improving at Midnight-Cases to
Come Up This Morning.

The condition of Mr.. John IL Powell,
who was badly injured in the collision Fri
day night, was not 30 favorable yesterday
During the day he became weaker, put at mld.
night DR. Hugh Taylor, his physician. stated that
he was resting better.
Mr.. Lewis Williams, the injured motor-man,
was able 10 leave the house yesterday, ana ne Is
now improving rapidly. Captain Gathr1gnt ana
Mr. James II. Gibbs are likewise doing well
The cases OF James Weimer, the driver OF the
truck, and Lewis Williams, the motor-man on
the electrician, win come up before tne fohce
Court to-day, but IL Is hardly probable tnat an
examination will be entered into, as several on
the Witnesses. owing 70 their injuries, wiz DO an.
able to testify. Both Of the accused are charged
with reckless driving and intuiing the men VINO
were hurt In the accident
The following gentlemen have been summoned
20 appear as Witnesses In the case: Messrs .. u.
Talman, j. o. Han, ID. l. Hillsman, Joseph
Keller, George Gibson, Blythe Branch, Barton
Cirundy, Z. g. Leigh, Jr., Y. p. Winston, D.
Angle, and w. Han Crew.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-27

pss sss.sni, IN addition 70 his present duties;
Iasaed- ed-Asslstant-Surgeon Samuel N. Criri,h ~
tbe uainlng-ahip Jamestown. "
Seai-Admiral ID. II. Harmony has been do
~ ~ chairman OF the HghttIouse Board on
, sno xnIh instant and ordered % hold hinref IN
leaatness TO command the Asiatlc station: Mail
swa',pliIector D. hindleberger az a momber OF Inc
s. mea,eei and Setlring boards, Washington. ID. 81.
a., Sotn OF June next, and ordered 70 special
Philadelphia. " '"o navy ~
- ne Initod States steamer Yantic was taken
out oi dock to-day at New York.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-27
Taaat the Soldiers Home.

The Ways and Means Committee OF the
ladies' Hollywood Memorial Association VIII give
a tea at the Soldiers Home this afternoon from
8 10 Is O'Clock. - ,,.,.., ,,,,,, Ian
,erns of many colOrs, and tables ladeh WIN
.r,,tn, viands will be served by fair ones, who
lend their labor for so worthy cause; e.. ,.o NJ
A hand Of music has been engaged Iof tno w
80, n De' and dancing will be INDUCED In.
WAGONS will leave from the corner OF flltn anu
,et,iin to convey those who wish 10 attend
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-27
Anniversary of tho west-view School.

The second anniversary of the West-Vlew
Baptist Sunday school took place last night. The
house was filed to ite utmost capacity, and mucn
credit IL due 20 tho committee for the delightful
entertainment given. The singing was fine. The
report OF the superintendent showed great pro
gress In all departments OF work. Mr. X w.
Smith added 10 the report some excellent re-
marks, complmenting the officers teachers, ana
scholars and congratulatlne them on the success
attending their labors. He urged them to DO
more diligent in the future.
DIR. Hatcher's boys greatly entertained tho
audience with their dialogue on tho modern sun
day-schOol scholar. The doll-baby drill by tue
little girls was very creditable to all. There
were recita,lons by the members OF the intans
class which were very interesting. number OF
prizes were given 10 scholars for attendance anu
bringing I'm new scholars. The solo and quar-
teite by the pastor and ladies was admirably
executed and gave great pleasure.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-27
A.,aI Ne.e. nnd Naral order..

r. '"' Vo4Hbthph 70 the DiSpotch'l
\ iC's.saiiAGfoN, { May 2G. -Rear-Admiral y.
ssr,. retired, died Ia this city to-day. re
- G ~ naval service as q midshtpman IA
u, - iennesaee, became eoDfa0dofe ~
-. - retired with that rank ia 1881 SAD
: l,.,3,. l3 n lss2, by special act u Congress 10
- 9a'oied 70 Tue raIik of admlrai o. tho re-
= his reoopi Of eerylce sae peculiar, IA
r., 80 ule late war b0cauee of bis fainii-
~ ~ t,l ue tennessee county no Was oe-
4 y en s1'a lhe navy 70 the army, and ~ Q r.
"a 80 service, becaTlo q bfifadirr-foncrhl:
u ln.,s,ofe n.,., James A. Grier has been ordefea
1"r of lie Lignt-slou Board on shs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-27
sn.c,aI Committee Appointed.

Messrs. Houston, Stratton, and Christian, tan,
from tho Common Council, ana Messfs, Paris paYs
and usreroye, from the Board OF Aldermen, hane
1,, o,Sointed committee TO confer with pro
Depty.hoders om Lee district as 70 the aEvSao a.
b;,;,y of aunexing that section OF the county !"
the city. ,... Nos .haen appointed
., un,'stder the question Of making two waIus
ont OF Clay Messrs- II. L. Carter EefgusSU%s ans
ond Grimes, from the Common S0unc,, aaH A..
Messrs Gum and Turpip, from the Do@iu u --'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-27
The Southern Baptist Convention and
Newport News.


BEFORE us lies a copy OF the minutes OF the
meeting Of the Southern Baptist Convention re-
Gently held In Birmingham, Ala.
The Home Mission Board OF the convention IN
ira annual report cites Newport News as an
illustration Of the rapid growth of the South. 10
saws that In 1890 the increase OF foreign trade
from Hampton Roads, Va, was greater than me
combined Increase OF New York and Boston,
and that "NewpOrt News Increased Its ex.
ports more than either New York or Boston. .
The report adds: "Newport News, the name OF
what a few years ago was but a rural Locality,
In America and one superior In some respects 10
any other on the globe.
An who wish 70 mako investments In this mar
vellOus virginia town should remember the
great sale OF lots TO take place on the 30 and Attn
Of June. Colonel Carter NJ. Braxton Ia president
OF three OF the great land companies OF Newport
News Write 10 him II you wish 10 inquire more
fully into the matter A more honest and honor
able man than Colonel Braxton Old Virginia has
never known.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-27

Mr.. b. F. Jones, of jefferson Ward, who
was elected by the Board Of Police Commission
ers Monday TO hll the vacancy on the force
caused by the resignation Of Thomas II. Joyner,
was found to be physically disqualified for the
position. His weight is only 143la pounds.
The board, therefore, held another meeting
Yesterday afternoon at $50 o'clock IN the Mayor :
once and elected Mr. Forrest G. Bailey 20 fill tho
vacancy Mr.. Bailey IA n mOulder by trade ana
IL about twenty-five years old. He Is five feet
eleven inches In height and weighs about l1S
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-27

Beautiful for situation; renowned for
heathfulness; the centre OF the phenome-
nal mineral development in Shenandoah
Valley; the home of highly refined and
cultivated society; the most delightful
residence town in the South; within easy
reach by rail of the great centres OF popu-
latlon.
The Lexington Development Company
now offers ITS Lots TO the public at low
prices and upon easy terms. No auction
sale, but any lot can be selected and
bought at any time. Splendid chance for
profitable investment. Address
j. ID. III. Ross, President,
or j. Med. ADAIR. Secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-27
DO You Wish to he Bnppyr

Then smoke tho fne-favored Fruits and
Flowers, obtained at all the dealers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-27
r,neraI Of sir. Tucker.

rho rernains of Mr.. MhftIu NJ. ~
Inc s fsnA u"nAsy morning at Covington, Aile-
who oie1 reached this city yesterday m9su 1s;o
ins on the $50 O'Clock PPSmeer q Of ros,
train ana wgfo ,nnSs among the latter several ola
tyes anu ,oa,' and taken TO shockoe cemetery, rS
tne funeral services ra, Bspst
ssS DE- George Cooper, 81 shG IL the section Of
church. The nooy sy1n.in. Vim law Of the deceased.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-27

In connection with our late big fires II Is inter.
esting 10 note how small are the beginnings OF
great connagrations. A spark. match, q cigar
stump, an oyerheated bearing-and MAJESTIC
structure Hes In ashes How easy TO avert the dl@
aster II only checked In timeI kicinate banishes
all danger, as IRE cannot exist in It's presence.
IL should be applied as paint, stain, wash. or
kalsomine on all infiammable parte OF every
building. G. w. TAsSKR q Co,
142A east Main street. Sole Agents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-27
1ahu Robbed of Her Purse.

While Mrs. John Addison ana d,5saaS Miss Grace a
TAX Noao NseonSiin yesterday morning shortly before
ann anu negro boy about eighteen years oid ,ron, ran
mo and snstched the purse Of Miss FadaA an aeV
hpr hand. The thief then ran IUmn IIy"stnoyeIand
which leads towards the rear u ""''''''
fortunately very little money was hishIy VI INV s n
-, ne time but the lady valued " nlsy' sare the
az tne 70, She called 70 the boy 70 take .n1
wae go naa ,nrow away tho purse, but the iuS'-
.tSa ILL., Vent moth. He was not captured
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-27
EIre-Enrine Nn. 3.

The new La France second size hre,
engine will roach Richmond July 1st. This VIII
take the place Of one OF the sisoy rotarles az NJ
3 Broad street) or No. Brook avenuel engine
house.
Tho steamer thus supplanted win be SENT 20
Fulton. where 10 will DO manned by Company NO
g. formerly Hose Company No. =.
There win be, when this Is done, eight steam
ers and three -and-ladder trucks In tho CITY
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-27
TIE NEW EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
,..-s-.,iouc Lald with Imposing Cere-
rarIe.-Bishop Randolph Present.
.a,o--,r,h 10 the Dlspatch.l

,-,u-r1. Va, Nav 26.--The corner
r. taa uaw Episcopal church was
... r.loou by Bishop Randolph, assisted
........a ro-fovs from different parts of the
.r. ceremonies we're very impressive
....-. ss-a very large crowd OF people in
... The r1urch II TO be built entirely
..-. ana viii cost 100000. The site Is
... ...-.- Df Clay and Seventh streets.
40 TICsLT IN TIE FIELD.
r.tr,1.I.ans last night adopted the fol-
...H Pc Rspu5licdn U5ters of The city Of
....r 10 aIrss-msetiHg assembled, That as
b. NJ Mclaughlin, the Malone chair
-.-.. .arlr'y in Lynchburg, has failed 10
..-s s...Irl.ce OF % give cOuntonance to this
F- deem 70 uuwise TO take any action
..r.-r.uati0n % a ticket 10 be voted for
Il. ..a..ling municipal election.
STRAY BALLOON.
.,---. BALLOON Vasscd over this city last night
t.... rar e8-tcrly direction. IL could not be
.-.. .',,r 70 had any occupants or not.
.-.-.--.anrer ha.ling from New York, and
r -..4 4.-..J iu this city several days, passed
t..-...ls.k 0n a boarding-hOuse keeper last
-..t-t slipped the town He gave his name
81 d lar, llt the name is also believed 10 be
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-27
The FESTIVAL Chorus

Tho final rehearsal Of the FestiVai fM Ssw IA, no
sT Pra@pta rendered psyoa Ss piano
the chor9e MT Mr. Christian and Mrs. ma ma,
forte seseEa ssssTs Leonard nsr ane SaOrssn1e gsRs
grndder, gdersd %sSsa songs. The chorus WIZ 'e''s'-
toat,, -. ylv next autumn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-27
Tho sIeeting Po.tponed.

The Anal meeting this session OF the
Geographicai and Historical Society OF Richmond
College, which was 10 have been held yesteruay
vare storm until to morrow at s p. NJ. Tho pro-
eranme that has already been published WIN
then be carried out.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-27
NrnFH0rg cANDnpATgg.
ca.ea in and KiIIed Him.

% NIeaal telegram % the Dlspetch.l
\, ,.''lw, Va. May 2G.-Whilst young
n -1lei james smith was engaged In dig
a. sel hear haynssyiiie, in this county, II
49, llAiug bin instantly.
\ Chandler sent George Hlnson, c .arged
~ ,sgIs ,sI William Cash, 70 jail 70 await tho
W We grand Jury.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-27

.ha ,st Of July the State xs,n WIN streets, Streets
~ oIson y me size or the new susn
shlee ssa q commeree Ise msin, has been issssd
TENN street. iast i's os'JN, JIN,chmonds newsy after
and after next p NON, ,sa,s from that location
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-27
BEAUTIFUL BlRDWOoD SOLD.
isaguifcent AlbemsrIe Estate to BE I'm
pfo,ed-Nethodist Church Repaired.


.-3eace Of the Richmond Dispateh.l
.als,1IT-yuLE. Va, May pa real
Fs. tfl defe has sold " Birdwood," one
u-i magnificent estates In Virginia.
.- ...gi q mile and half from CharlotteS-
vrI by Captain Samuel II. Buck, lot
coy general of the New Orleans Cot
SION ali postmaster at New orleans,
'- " ...4u g.. Chamberlain, OF New YORK, ior
'- $4,000 cash. The mansion, Win
pU..lr- on every side, stands on
a..- lawn. oG which have been planted trees
H.-g state and Territory In the Union.
pro- -.-e- .s only about thirty years of age
g. ---4ruet.
PERSONAL
t- p a. Robinson. OF Norfolk, preached al
'E'.-ilu church yesterday morning ana
ts'. Dr. e.. /. Petrie, the pastor, was III
.. f..t. uc preached.
Ass h. =. Hancock and Mr.. A. ID. Payne
N.H YORK.
-s'-. 90 the Iethodis; church have been
.e- a. Co the loctufe-rpOm, and the coi-
t'' l H... Wofsbp there next Sunday. lho
n viii not be ready for occupancy
--.i Ran tl- middle Of June.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-27

Hester Fowler negro 4gsro, wS1si weSarsins her with
rested yesterday on si,h razor. Tbe caenoe
catilns yossgh s csaas sstS q April and joseph ny
seriously burt. ,.,.. ~, 40 ip the F'Fff ''''''
station
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-27
conviots from Lrnehburg.

The City Sergeant OF Lynchburg yester-
day delivered at tho penitentiary the following
conyicts: Laura Arrnstead tcolored), grand iar-
ceny, one year; Mary Ann Watkins, s gnas
Robinson (colorod), second conviction, petit iar-
cenv aaVan wears.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-27
Has II Lain There Since tho war9

Mr.. r. Woodward, while walking near
the Chickahominy Swamp Sunday, found an ola
muskot which he believes was lost or dropped oy
some soldier during the late war.
The gun Ia now at No. $685. .Jessamine street.
corner Coyington, and II really as much OF curl
osty as IL appears the finder IL willing 70 give u
70 the ladies for the museum TO be established III
the Jefferson Davis Mansion
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-27
r,,ro,,n from the Horse.

,re snall boys named Nlchods, has,arsay ni,.y
S Two shIS dns hoIs ,Sso'asr ,Ss Animals Sead
WoUa wore thrown over ~ shs Se accident but
sienols was painfully SSa' Policeman @ Walton
Wood escaped - e near by AZ the time o. S NE
ssS ne sSaPSSS Sae N acs west
rrs,nerine street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-27
Tho or,a, medicinal beverage.

Thompson's Bromine and Arsenic Spring
Water cures all blood. kidney. and stomach
troubles. persistent nausea, aud nervous
insomnia Pamphlets free.
L1vu w. BuzwxId- General Manager.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-27
BRIGGS PIANO

and was disappointed in its subsequent
use. They are made upon honor IN
every part, with the use OF the hnese
materials and by tho help Of the best
workmanship. -.
Such piano will last lifetime and
repay its cost twenty times in the plea
sure and satisfaction OF it's possession, 70
saw nothing of tho possibilities OF ac-
qniring that musical education so neces-
sary for every young woman in this
country to-day.
Without sormality We invite you TO
come and see these new BRIGGS
PIANOS and give us the benefit OF
your Judgment upon them as Pianos
of the highest class.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-27

The Ariel will make an excursion TO Nor
folk. Old Point, Newport News, Hampton.
Virginia Beach. &c, next Saturday night.
Round trip 81. See advertisement.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-27
VIRGINIA. AND CAROLINA ROAD.
c.mmittes In It's Behalf from Hienmona
md petersburg Chambers

a conii rnmmerce. consisting OF Messfs.
per OF ,,,,s,s.a. Marks. and Mckenney, were ia "a
psscna yesterday evening 70 sonsua Rrbmond
Commis.en .s rsrsrd 10 the Virginia and Caronna
ChAmpsr ~ rsts fine as projected is 70 run rom
railroad. 1S~ a. "a passrsinre and Richmond
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-27

Particular attention IL called 20 the sale OF the
valuable Real Estate advertised for this evening
at $50 o'clock by Sutton & Co. and II. Il. Win
,ton & Son. Auctioneers, at the corner OF Mar
.hall and Eleventh streets Come 20 tho sale
and buy this beautiful and desirable corner lot