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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-06
The RecentIon Postponed.

Thereception whichthe Ladies' Auxiliary
Of the Young Mems Christian Association had
arranged 70 tender Secretary A. Candlisn Inls
evening has, owing TO the death OF Mr. Henry
NJ. Smith, son OF Mrs. NJ. S. Smith, been pos.-
poned until Thursday evening, the lAth instant
Mrs. Smith is the efilcient secretary OF ths
ladies' committee and has for years been oho y.
r1rltl1ifinn-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-06
The Theatre.

The Two Orphans was presen ted az the
Theatre last night by the Baldwin Comedy Com
pany In highly creditable manner. Inc per.
sonatlOn In two instances Of two totaliy dlnereht
characters WAS cleyerly effected not only In the
character itself buf In get-up In each instance
The presentation Of the orphans Dy Misses
Eta Reed and Nelly Walters deserves especial
notice. for both seemed especially ntted Ior 'ho
characters they assumed
At the matinee to-day they give East Lynne /;
at night Tho Diamond Mystery.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-06
omcers of tho Yiaduct Company.

The first annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Northside Viaduct Company was
held yesterday afternoon at the state BANK.
Highly satisfactory reports were made by the
President and the Secretary and Treasurer. The
old officers were reelected for the ensning year
viz. n. V. Randolph, president; j. NJ. Fourqu-
rean, yice-prrsldent; ". Ii. Dunn, secretary and
treasurer. Board Of Directors--N. '; hahdolpn'
i. NJ. Fourourean, John S. Elicit, n. w. BOwe, b..
Il. johnson, w. II. Dunn, Thomas Atkinson, W..
NJ. Cary, A. +. Mosby, and j. ID. MOsby.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-06
The Muslc restIvaI.

The Festival Chorus held their final
regular rehearsal last evening. Nearly the iull
number were present and all eagerly Interested
in the WORK. Quite number OF visitors VINO
were present were loud in their praises OF tne
excellent work o. the singer, A nrmness ana
confidence mark their work, the attack u eh-
cellent, the balance Of parts remarkably equsi,
tho voices blended beautifully. and me wnoie
effect was such as TO elicit the warmest piandits
from number OF musicians present.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-06

Tho capital stock is 20 be not iesa than $50, 600
nor more than 100000. The directors are II.
vs.. FlournOy fpresident,, Charles r. Wing0, -
w. Burwen, William Ryan, Clay Drevry, WIZ
Ham LOyenstein, James G. Lamb, N. A.. WINTER,
OF Richmond, and W. NJ. Abbott, OF Boston
TO BUY THE BRIDGE.
Judge Witt also chartered tho Mayo Bridge and
Land Company. Toe objects Of the concern are
% purchase Mayo's bridge and all its appnrte-
nancea with the islands In the James river, here
tofOro sold with the bridge: 20 purchase, lease,
aud erect other bridges over tho James river OF
elsewhere: 70 purchase, sell, mortgage, and I'M
prove real estate; 70 build and operate mtls,
factOhes, and 10 conduct all steam, electrical cs
other plants and appliances for power 10; the
said compgny, or for hire or sale; 20 utilize TIE
watoY-poWcr Of The company's property, OF 70
rent or lease She same. The chief business Is 90
be tho conducting Of Mayo's bridge n toll
bridge and the purchase aud sale Of real estate,
Tho capital s'Ocg H. TO be not less than s3Q:OOO
nor more than 5000, 900. The officers are; Ware
u. Gay. president, Boston; i. II. Gay, secretary
and treasurer, Richmond. Directors, the above
and B. Lorraine, w. w. Palmer, and James IL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-06

Saws the Norfolk Ledger: Joseph w.
Taube, of Richmond, District Deputy Grand bx-
allied Rnler Benevolent Protective Order OF Elks
Joness welcome Restaurant at 2:30 O'Clock to-
dav by Norfolk Lodge, No. 3S. he IS on o1icial
business and win 20 from here TO Portsmouth.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-06
A GROWING SUCCESS.
Largo Attendance at the Blues Bazaar
Brisk Misunderstanding Contest.

The attendance at the Blues Bazaar last
night was as large as on the preceding
night, and the success Cf the fair seems to grow
greater and greater. The building was almost
hacked and business was exceedingly brisk.
A ouartette consisting OF Messrs. Frank Cum
ningham, ". Kirk Matthews, Gnlpen, and Lob
man rendered several musical selections, Which
were much enjoyed, and Mr.. Leitwich sang sew
eraI solos, which wero loudly applauded.
The gold badge TO the most popular lady was
voted 10 Miss Katie SalOmOnsky.
A beautiful emerald ring was voted 70 MISS
Emma Derbyshire as the most efficient lady as
aft awf Of Ho
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-06
The Deaf Hear.

That sounds miracnlous and yet one may be-
poison settling in the ear, ana then fnd quick
relief by using Is. b. B. (Botanie Blood lialgn.)
John w. Weeks, Decatur, Ga, writes; "Six
months ago had a pain in my ear, and IN fcv
and could not hear At all begaa the use OF Is.
B. b., aud the running OF my ear soon ceesed
and now hear, while my health IS mucn Inn.
proved and feel full OF gratitude 70 Cod and
20 tho pr0priotors Of 20 good remedy
>. NJ. kiiis. Atlanta, Ca, writes; b. b. H.
cured me Of most stubborn eczema had doc
tored Il without success for twelve years"
w. II. Dayiss San Marcus, Tex. writes; ~ am
rapidly recovering from blood poison by use q
B. D. b.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-06
Tuy VOTING CONTEXT.

The voting contest last night was ne follows:
Most Popular Military Onicer IN the state-Cap-
tain Hutcheson. -; Captain Kirk Matthews,
Major Dcrbyshire, 4 Captain Francis I. Las5i-
ter, .; General Charles j. Anderson, IL.
Most Popular Onlcer in the Clty-Captah
HutchesOn, 81; Major Dorbyshlrc, ~; captain
Bukor, so; Captain George Wayne Anderson
10. =,
Most Popular Boy--JOhn Cutchins, 6S; M.
Mitteldorier, 1877; j. L. Branch, II; Charles
BGttige, l.
Most Popular Physician-Dr. Davis, l; Or.
Ross. % DIR. Brock, 10; Dr. Cullon. 10 Dr.
Franklin, -; DR.. George Siegel, : Dr. George
Ben. johnson, 25 DR.. Treyillian, l; Dr. AichauG'
10: Or. Bosher, ,. ~ -
Most Popular Citlzen-W. p. Smith, 32; J9hn
X. Chlldrey, II: J. Taylor EuysOn, =; L. Mas-
ner, !: NJ. G. Williams, 4S; Louis Ginter, 10;
John Il. Culpeper, ..
Most Popular Butcher-B. Brauer, 81 W. A.
Lambert. %; W. n. Keck, IL; Henry hechler'
o; John Lindsay, Jr., Il. o,
Most Popular PoIceman-M. J. Grifin, so ;
a. NJ. TomiinsOn, II: Sergeant Brooks, 10 SER
geant Cosby IL; William Crane, II ; H. l. rot
teaux. 10; John j. Powell, ..
At 81 o'clock tonight Judge farrar (Johnnle
Rebl win give his recoecti0ns OF his hrst yst 70
Richmond and tell something about an Oh laiy
at the unyelllng. The Gesangyerein Virginia
will probably sing several OF their iaYorite
songs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-06
AMERICAN MEDICAL ASSOCIATION.
TO petition Congress for Secretary Oh
Public Health
..t.o.ar nh N tho Dispatch.l

w.mIsoroN, May 5,-The .snna AmeriGSai, .S.i
morning It was called 70 ran ot1St V q the the Com
Patterson, u ional Arrangements, after which !,
a,.eS xss Un offered by Rev DR.. $ ~ NeTmsn, o.
R5siFSf iFrss consrcgatopa church
missioner tsVss s -, Xgashingson and paying them
the assoelsoVi ,nIiment Dr. w. T. Briggs, OF Nash
hlgh ai9en; OF the asoociation, then aeiM- nv
sreS S he annual address and s9e npoS with
association ,,,,Sn va was adopted that the presl-
ruen- a reSoisit ooasociation appoint committee eve 70
asa, ,,ao ~ Congress 70 create Caosns, pac Health
5gnsil be Known as she secIetsrSo Ssnrsdny. ~ dS,
s.N' i..l - iiten VIII report ON IhuIeo"!'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-06
SHE HAS NOT BEEN TOLD.
All knowledge that Her Autecedents are
Known Kept from Katio O'Keefe.

The article in the DIsPATCH yesterday
morning unravelling the Jesse Miller y
mystery and telling exclusively the sequel Of the
story, the first intimatiOn OF which was given 20
the public in its columns just week previous,
was highly cOmphnentcd by the police, me
almshousC physicians and authorities, and others
officially interested In the case.
As soon as Superintendent Carter and the ply
scians saw the article they gave instructions
that as yet no intmation should be made TO
Katie OK cefe. or Jessie Miller, as she calls her
self, that her real name was known ana her an
tecedents had been discovered. Once she IN
quired whether the papeis had said anything
about her, but the question was evaded.
katie's physical condition has greatly i'm
proved, and her mental equilibrium seems
thoroughly re-establishcd. She was bright and
happy all day, and more chaity than at any
time since she was taken 10 the institution.
GODFATHERs Or GUARDIANS.
When congratulated upon her improved cOndl-
tion by one Of the physicians and asked II she
still thought she would accept the home onered
her bv "A lady at River View she said yes, but
that she would be guided In great measure by
the advice of Superintendent Carter and Ohicer
Walton, whom she considered her godiathers or
guardians llor father was Mason, she added,
and these gentlemen held themselves somewhat
responsible for her. The prevailing opinion az
tho almBhOuso Is that Katie honestly believes
that great part If not all of the story she tells
is true.
READ TIE CLUyEHIUs CASE.
%
read aiIabOut the Cluverus case and that her
"husband" had said when Cluverius was
hanged that IL served him right and that was the
way all such mon should be treated.
Tho slmshOuso physicians do not think II would
be advisable 10 speak % Katie concerning tie
revelations made In the DISPATCH until shc has
gotten her strength back thoroughly. Then the
matter will be approached very gradualiy'
Katie seems perfectly contentcd whore she l.,
and walked pretty mach all over the Wofnnns
department Of the institution yesterday. She
also visited the private apartments OF the super
intendeut's family.
Several gentlemen from GoOchland who know
the King family well were in the city yesterday.
They said the Kings were poor but respectable
people and that Mr. King was a hard-working
man. MIR. Hopper, Mrs. Kings father, they SAID,
was also well known In tho county, having lived
there for some time, but several years ago he
returned TO the West, whence he came. Tho
impression was that when no was IN the COUNT
he was "A widoWer lie had one or two single
IanphtRrg
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-06

About 4 O'Clock yesterday morning q
thief entered the house Of Mr. julius Corning,
No. All east Canal street, and stole gold watch
ana chain valued at $50. hrs. Gerring dis
covered the burglar as he was making MS way
ont of the window, through which he came In,
and aroused her husband who pursued the tnlef
some distance down the street. The roDber
finally escaped. The police were notified.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-06
ACADEMY OF MEDICINE.
The Digcstive-Ferment Committee - a
PAPER by DIR. Evans.

Paper by DIR. Evans.
At the meeting of the Academy last night
the president. DR.. Shields, appointed the
committee provided for by the resolution OF Or.
James at the previous meeting 20 invite compe-
ttiye examination of the various digestive ief-
menfs on the market In this city next tal' ana
extending the Invitation also 20 manufacturers OF
the world. Drs. VI. /. James, William W. Parker,
William II. Taylor, James n. Ellis, and Mr.. Hugh
Blair we're named as tho committee
RICHMOND MORTALITY.
paper was read from Dr. Thomas X. Evans,
Of Lincoln, Va, in which he discussed the NOR
tuarv statistics Of Richmond, the causes which
contribute to make Richmond's death rate conf
parntively larger and the preventive measures
necessary TO reduce it. Stress was laid upon mo
fact that there is but little uniformity in the dli-
ferent American cities in making up mOrtahty
fables. and hence Il became the city's duty 10
avail itself Of all fair means ia its estimates.
NEGRO LIABILITY ToPSEUMOSIA AND CONSUMPTION.
As pneumonia and consumption are espe-
cialy fatal among tho negroes, and AZ that race
Is prone TO these d7eases, he was OF opinion that
that fact was responsible for RchmOnd's death
ratio. Richmond should not be compared 10
Lynchburg. for although tho latter hns propor-
tiOnatcly az many negroes as Richmond II IL an
inland town. IL would only be fair 70 compare
Richmond with Petersburg. The papor advocates
the csta ablishmcnt OF a sOup-housa whore the
negroes could get plenty Of sOup with meal In II.
Dr. Evans contends that separate mortality
tables Il negroes and whites should be Kept.
Cases were reported by Drs. johnson, More
djtb. and Parker. on account Of the absence
from the city Of physicians VINO have gone TO
Washington TO attend tho American Medical AS
sociation the selected subject for discussion was
postDOnOd.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-06
Masonic Election.

AT q meeting of Richmond Lodge, No. 10
A. F. and A. NJ, last night, an election was heid
10 All a vacancy caused By the resignation on tne
Junior warden, which reaalted as follows . nnio'
Walden, William s. Woftham; Senior DescVn I,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-06
Eloontionnrr contest for steeI 4" Modal

Nine members of the elocution classes at
Richmond College are booked lor the steoi ,io
medal reading contest this afternoon at i:3O
o'clock ,,
All friends, and especially trustees and alumni
Of the college are cordially Invited 70 attend.
The contest for the doclalmers \HOOlsj heual
tnkna nlacn nnXt "Wednesday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-06
THESECOND
BARTON HEIGHTS TO HAVE A MORE
DIRECT APPROACH TO RICHMOND.
Tho BrookIand Company TO Buiid the
Bridge-Locai Frcight.Trains Over
the Connection Track.

A called meeting of the COMMITTEES on
Streets was held last night IN the office OF
the City Engineer.
Chairman Capers stated that the object OF tne
meeting was to consider the petitions Oh rncr-
chants. millers, and manufacturers OF this Guy
asking that permission be granted tho hich-
mond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad
Company to run one local freight train In cvery
twenty-four hours each way between kioa ana
the Byrd-Street stations.
Mr.. Turpin informed the chairman that there
we're gentlemen present who were interested IN
n certain proposed improvement, and he mover
that their petition be the first business consld-
cred.
Fntsr-srRKEr vIApucT.
This WAS agreed to. and Mr.. James Lyons who
represented the gentlemen, read tho petition OF
the Brookland Land and improvement Cont
pany for permission 10 build n yiaduct from the
north end OF First street to the corporate llne,
the company agreeing 20 give the land now
owned by them necessary for tho Improvements.
and TO pay the damages and cost OF conforming
any other land that il may bc necessary TO ac-
qure the right Of way in extending First street
On motion the petition was rcte.red si., 20 .ne
Ward Committee, City Attorney, and city Ensi-
neer. with instructions 10 prepare an ordinance
and report back to the committee ON tho loth OF
May.
FREIGHT TRAINS BETWEEN ELBA AND UNION DEPOT.
This matter having been disposed OF the peti.
| tion Of the merchants end miilefs Tor Local
| freight trains over the Connection track wat
| taken up. -
Mr.. Charles l.. Todd and Captain Frank IL
Denne by leave addressed the cOminittee and
presented strong arguments in favor OF the
| measure. After thorough discussion OF tht
matter the committee decided to recommend tC
the Council the granting Of tho privilege asked
! for. Tho vote was as follows:
AYEs.-Messrs. Bahen, j. w. Carter, Capers,
| Gray, White, Stratton, and Thomas.
/ NOEs.-Messrs. II. I. Carter and Turpln.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-06

"send mo dollars worth OF Victory Poultry
Food at once. it Is a great success. IL cures
gapes and chicken cholera entirely. ! recom-
mended it to some Of my neighbors and they say
il Is splendid. Mrs. L. Z. WILSON.
PampiinS, Prince EdgGrd county, va.
All druggists and merchants ~ 20 cents or at
POLK MuLER Il Co.'S
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-06
.n,uian.e Gail.

The city ambulance was called 70 Tenth
and Byrd streets yesterday afternoon az - -
o'clock TO n colored wan who was suffering MN m,sa
for treatment.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-06
MINERAL VEINS AND WATERS.
Professor Clarke Delivers an Interesting
Lecture on This Subject.

The second of the series of lectures on
'The Farth's Crust was delivered last
night at Richmond College
Professor w. S. Clarke handled the subject OF
tho evening, mineral Veins and Mineral
Waters" In scholarly manner, and the large
audience were more than repaid Tor coming OUT.
The lecturer stated the fact that all natural
waters arc mineral and contain solids IN solu-
lions and i'm suspension. Waters vary greatly in
the amount of solids they contain. The Dead
Sen has 20 per cent. OF solids, tho James river
contains 7-1000 Of per cent
Salt-beds, he said, are doubtless the FOSSIL re-
mains of what were once lakes. The water
evaporated faster than IL was supplied by M
flowing streams. The salt once held IN solution
was deposited, TINS action gong oh thIOusn
thousands of years.
SOLUBLE POWER.
II n person take glass bottle, Ill Il with pure
water, seal il tightly, in year or two the Water
will have dissolved the glass an appreclaDie
amount. Water percolaune through lhe eartn
is ALWAYS dissolving something. The ocean Is
growing salter every year. Every stream
pouring into the ocean carries salt along with
many other things In solution, evaporation taxes
place, the solids are left, ana 30 the soluilOh
becomes gradually stronger. .-,.,. .,.a
The various mineral springs are roughly Gas
sined into saline, containing various saiinS SUI SUI
stances, amongst the most famous OF ~hI ~hIon al al
the Saratoga springs; alkaline, containing tho
various alkaline substances: chalyDcate, coIi-
tnining iron in various forms Of solution; SUI
Ybur. the waters OF whiCN owe their chiet value
10 the contained gas, sulphur otou AIe'i 80,
acid Tho waters Of some Of which, when little
snsar Is added, make a sort Of lemonade. -
PRESENCE OF BoRAx.
Water, when containing carbcnic acld, dls,
.oiycs limestone This was beautifully ana
clearly shown by experiments t,' i ru,
~ Of caves which process has taken thousands
W xears the water gradually carrying away the
dissolved limestone. ,-,..,,. e., ,r,,.,
- e, tno e,<,dy waters OF the James might be made
VI lear as crystal. Take pitcher OF the river
as .dv,s ,s,en Il contains most sediment and drop
INTO II only few drops Of dialyzed iron the IRON
~ ~ Vi,tion viii combine with the various sedi-
III shjcI, are in suspension In the water and
i s,ort while the water is perfectly clear
!" "Ietallic veins have been made by deposits
solutions Of water ,n n as s5gres viii ii teV 6e deTSF T
"A to-norroW evening.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-06
vi.l,nr 10 serve.

II is said that the United States Appellate
Court for this circuit, created under act oi the
last Congress, Is TO be organized the third Tues
day In June.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-06
CHILDREY THE MAN.
THE PRESENT CITY TREASURER RE.
NOMINATED OVERWHELMINGLY.
Ho Carries Every Precinct in the City
Except One and Lost That
by Only Three.

The primary election passed of very
quietly yesterday, and ss the result Mr..
John X. Cbildrey. the present Treasurer.
was nominated by majority Of 1876.
The contest was conducted on a perfectly
friendly basis, and early In the day II was appa-
rent ana conceded that Childrey was largely in
the lead. Long before noon bets were freely Of
fered on the streets that he would carry every
ward in the city. These, however, found no
takers. In one instance a very warm friend oI
Mr. Smith made bet Of s10 20 81 that he
Smith would not bo beaten in eveX precinct.
He won bis wager, the Fourth precnbt Of Madi-
son Ward giving Smith three majority. Each one
Of these votes were worth 81 apiece 20 him.
RETURNS CANVAsSRD.
The City Democratic Committee met In the
Circult-COurt room last night. After some littlJ
discussion II was decided 10 admit all who wished
20 be present. The reading Of the returns wa,
begun 81 9:3O o'clock, and at 1915 the last pre-
cinct-fifth Clay-was received.
These returns were as follows:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-06

Do not fail 70 SEQ and hear tho panoramic
lecture on "Pilgrim's Progress" at the Venable-
street church tomorrow evening. Admission
% cents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-06
c.ARTeReo BY JUDGE Wit.
uv,,o.carbon Heater and Mayo Bridge
c.n,es Authorized to DO business.

charter was yesterdsy grsnnted tho
R;ehmond Hydro Carbon Heater ar, CeIqpaats mp otr
by Juugo ",,,,sscture aud sell heaters and heat
(oct y W ,specially by use OF bydrocarDon
Ing e.,,isT hasiness WIN Do the manufacture
gas .a1s Ihe s'I Of the Abbott hydrocarbon heaters
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-06
Killed by a Fall from a ,,,srs.,0,, so..s'a' q

NoprorK, Va, May yr,n,s s1pssRn@ plsmsRner.@IIis sssr
workman .sroWn 1n @ from scatIold twenty ~ dsos =
beasigy, @ ,bIs Afternoon and Instantly A vic and
nll.n nlEn ta,s,ne on his breast. he iea'es va"
tno children in Befkio5.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-06

TheIecturoon " Pilgrims Progeess at Venabe-
Street church tomorrow evening viii bo Illus
trated by twenty original oil-paintngs, each
moving canvas iye by six feet. Admission 20
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-06
Advertising

n "a said will sell anything, this y
tyue IN ! measure; but for staying
o,,a,stics- merit is the test Extensivs
advertising may sell anything whore
Il !. new or unknown, but after =
comes into general use, IL is judges
according 70 its worth. The continues
.na steadv Growth Of SwiffsSpecizle
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-06

MANY persons are broken down from oyer-
work OF household cares BROWNS ikeS BIZ
rERs rabuilds the system, aids digessions re-
moves excess ~ biie, and cures malaria 4
splendid tonic Tor women and chudfo1.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-06

The Great Weber and Wheelock Pianos
at Hume, Minor d Co.'s, Ninth street, are the
best OF all Pianos. Special bargains for few
days.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-06
Don't Deserve sympathy.

Those persons who refuse 10 try Thomp-
sons Bromine and Arsenic Spring Water
for blood, stomach. and kidney troubles,
end persistent nausea. Pamphlet free.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-06
For An Kinds Of soaa-yater

East Richmond maps can now be had at
the office, $40 east Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-06

Hickok's No. 1. II. ID. c., Fig, and Caro-
line Sun-Cured are Pure. Clean, and Choice
Sun-Cured Tobaccos. Trythem.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-06

A.B.C Tonic inyigorates and tones up
the system and gives you good appetite.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-06

HiesOhs No; l. H ,s D. "a oIesn sls and nds Choice
line snn.x"TtS 'z Tohaeeoa. tSI Trv thau-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-06
Tho w,Ico, = wbito ORGANS


nj Hume, Minor & Co.'S, Ninth street, are the
handsomest, sweetest, most durable, and most
reasonable IN price Of any frst-class Organs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-06

Hundreds Of people in Richmond have
used A. b. @. Tonic and praise it.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-06
FREIGHT TRAINS BErwEEN ELIZA AND UNION pEPo
THIS ONE REJEcTEp.

The petition of citizens OF Ashland, Hanover,
and HenricO asking that the local passenger
trains be allowed 20 rIn over the Connection
track from Elba TO the Union depot was rejected.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-06

Supplies, Milk-shakers, Mik-shake Glasses, leo
shayers, Lime-squsezers, and Fresh Lines go or
write to OWENS g MNos DRUG COMPANY,
Opposite Post-onice, Richmond, Va.