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all the preliminary work. Just before
it was time for him to appear he went
to the box Office, got the money and
disappeared.
The men in the audience did not make
much of row about the swindle, though
they were very indignant at the way
they had been played. If any more
contests are arranged. it is sure that
they will be fiat failures as far as public
patronage goes, unless the arrangements
are 80 conducted as to preclude the
possibility of repetition of the fake of
last night.
Manager Doyle, of the theatre, ex.
planned to the audience that he had
simply rented the house to Black and
O'Connell, and had no control over the
receipts. Mr.. Doyle went to the depots
and searched the outgoing trains for the
fakirs, but without success.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
YEsTERDAY's LEAGUE GAMES.

Yesterdays LEAGUE GAMES.
NEW YORK, August 15.-The Clncin-
natl game was called at the end OF the
ninth inning, a tie, on account of dark
ness.
BROOKLYN, August 15.-Chicago won
easily today. Brooklyn, 3; Chicago, z.
Batteries: Lovett, DAILY; Merritt,
Gumbert.
PHILADELPHIA, August 15.-Today's
game was exciting, both clubs played
we'll. Philadelphia, A Pittsburg, 2.
Batteries Esper, Thornton and Glenn
ents Baldwin and Miller.
AMERICAN GAMES.
BosToN, August 15.-Baltimore game
postponed; rain.
ST. LOUIS, August 15.-St. Louis, 2;
Cincinnati, g..
wAsHINaroN, August l5.-Washing-
ton, 8; Athletics, 6.
LouisvIILE, August Is. louisville, z;
Columbus, S.
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ELECTRIC CARS.
Possible Means by Which the Santa
4. Fe Will Enter Frisco.

Possible Means by Which the Sants
~ Fe viii Enter Frisco.
SAN Francisco, August 15.-John w
Hartzell, who is connected with the San
Francisco and San Mateo Electric rail
way, said this morning that it was ex.
pected to have cars running into San
Mateo county by October 1st. Ques
tions as to whether the Santa Fe rail
road would use the electric company's
right of way to enter this city Mr.. Hart.
zell said, while he had never denied OF
affirmed that such would be the case, it
was possibility, and there was nothing
to hinder an overland road coming in
over their line. Passengers could be
brought into the city nicely by means OF
the electric cars.
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TURF rOPICs.
Yo-Tambien Among the winners at Gar
field Park.

Yo-Tambien Among the winners at Gar
field Park.
CHICAGO, August 15.-Garfeld Park
track fast.
Seven furlongs-Air won, Pilgrim Sec
ond. Governor Ross third: time, :2S.
Mile and ne-sixteenth-Reveal won,
The Kaiser second, Boro third; time,
1:54.
Six furlongs-Tom Carl won, Van
Buren second, Miss Mary third time,
1:14.
Mile-Lorenzo won, Marion @. second,
Bonnie Bird third time, :1434.
!, HAWTHORNE RACES.
Six furlongs-Matilda won, Minnie
Goes second, Blaze Duke third; time,
1:17.
Mile and seventy yards--Joe Carter
won, Harry Ray second, Labold third /;
time, 40. R
Mile and furlong. handicap-Nero
won, Silver Lake second, Miss Hawkins
third; time, i :574.
Six furlongs-Ivanhoe won, Lizzie
Gwynn second, Lizzie Dale third; time,
1:17.
Seven f,1rlongs-Fan King won, Roley
Boley second, Potemus third; time,
1:16L.
MORRIS PARK RESULTS.
MoRRIs PARK, August lb.-Cloudy /;
track slow.
Seven furlongs-Annie won, Arab
second, Candelabra third; time, / :13.
Six furlongs- won, .Patrimony
second, Anna B. third; time, :1316.
One mile-Terrifier won, English
Lady second, Pagan third; time, :42,
Mila and haIf-Rackon u5nn K;Il.
deer second, Shipmate third; time, 2:4o.
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Mile and a furlong-Riot won, Peter
second, Prather third time, :561s.
Six furlongs-Cynosure won, Daisy
Woodruff second, Punster, Jr., third
time, 1:141s.
THE SARATOGA TRACK SOLD.
SARATOGA, August 15.-On account of
rain the races announced for today were
postponed till Monday. The entries
stand.
The sale of ninety per cent of the
stock of the Saratoga Racing association
to the Hudson County Jockey club has
been completed. The track and grounds
will be transferred at the close of the
present race meeting. The sale was
made on the valuation of $250,000.
SAN JOSE RACES.
SAN JOSE, August 15.-The attend
ance was large at the last days racing.
The match race between the 2-year-
olds, Starlight and Rosirio, was won by
the former in 2:261a, Rosirio being dis
tanced. asa s~
Rowena, yearling, trotted mile in
2:37. :'ae
Una Wilkes won the 2 "a class trot,
Guide second best time, 2:22.
Palo Alto trotted half mile in 07.
Mckinney won the 2:27 trot, Maud G
second best time, 2:22.
The special race was won by Light
foot; best time, 2:29.
NELSON TRoTs IN 2:10.
INDEPENDENCE, Ia, August 15.-This
afternoon the stallion Nelson trotted a
mile in 2 10 fiat. The day was perfect
and the track in elegant condition. The
great trotter was accompanied by run
ners, but as it had not been thought
that he would show such form, the
quarters were not timed.
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PUG1LIsrs WHO ARE swINDLERs.
Fakirs Black and 0'Connell Run With
the Box Office Receipts.

Fakirs Black and 0'Connell Run With
the BOx-Ofice Receipts.
The Novelty theater was well filed
last evening with an audience Of sport
lively inclined men who expected to wit
ness glove contest between Billy Black
and Doc O'Connell. A number OF pre-
liminary settos were given, and the time
came for the contest, when it wac dis
covered that both Of the principals had
vamoosed, taking with them the money
in the box-office amounting to $117.
Mr.. Doyle, the manager OF the house,
had rented the house to Black and
O'Connell, and they had put their own
men in the ticket Office so they could
carry out their swindling plans with
ease. O'Connell never appeared at the
theater, while Black was there during
Los Angeles herald., 1891-08-16
THE ROAD RACE.
shrode, the Duarte Cyclone, an Easy
Winner.

shrode, the Duarte Cyclone, an Easy
Winner.
The road race yesterday from Los An
geles to Monrovia was not the success
anticipated by the promoters. There
was fair entry list, but few of the best
men were competitors. Shrode carried
off the honors, as was generally expect
ed. The distance is reported to be 20 1-5
miles, and Shrode is reported to have
covered the distance in l hour, SO min
utes and 80 seconds. The second man
in was Wicks, 1 AZ 20; third, Merrill,
1:53 :5O fourth, Neeley, l :57 81; fifth,
Beadeslee, 2 10 ;45. Taylor met with an
accident at the Raymond hotel. He was
then second man. twill be noticed that
the handicapping was not done very
successfully. The wheelmen had a
splendid time at the conclusion of the
race, in which the pretty girls OF the
San Gabriel valley joined.
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WORLD OF SPORT.
Mckinney Wins and Gets a
Mark of 2::22.
Nelson Trots a Mile at Inde-
pendence in 2:1O.
Yo Tambien and Nero Win HOnors
- for California.
"rake" Fighters Get in Their Work
at the Novelty Theater-The
Monrovia Road
Race.

Charley Durfee must have made a
coup yesterday. at San Jose, with the
Los Angeles stallion Mckinney. The
son of Alcyone won the 2:27 class trot-
ting, and reduced his record to 2:22.
Charley must have landed at least a cool
thousand by the operation. It will be
remem bered tnat it was stated in the
HERALD about fortnight since that
Mckinney had shown mile in 222
over the Los Angeles track.
x*x
Nelson has reduced the worlds stall
lion record from 2:10A to 2:10 fat. The
report from Independence is very
meagre, but shows that the trial was
not of an official character. 1t is doubt
full if the trial will constitute record.
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SHORT AND SHARP.
A Businesslike Two-Round Mill at
Omaha.

A Businesslike Two-Round Mill at
Omaha.
OMAHA, Neb. August 15.-Jack Wilkes
and Harry Gilmore met at South Omaha
tonight for purse Of $500. The fight
was only two rounds. In the first not q
blow was struck. In the second Wilkes
forced the fighting and pounded Gil
more in an energetic manner. Gilmore
rallied and landed highlander over
Wilkes's left eye, bringing stream of
blood. Wilkes planted his right square
on Gilmore's forehead and a torrent of
blood gushed from deep cut fully an
inch long. Wilkes's left found Gill
more's stomach, and his right mis- neck.
1t was several moments before Gilmore
could be revived.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-08-16
Worlds Fair EnyoYs.

COPENHAGEN, August 15.-F. w. Peck
and j. M. Butler, OF the foreign commit
tee of the Chicago Columbian exhibit
tion, have finished their work in Dem
mark in the interests of the fair, and to-
day they started for Berlin.
BUDA PEsTH, August 15.-The Chicago
fair commissioners have been assured by
the minister of commerce of his hearty
interest in the exhibition. He will ap-
point fair commission and will send a
special representative to Chicago.
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Billy Manning Challenged.
The following is self-explanatory !:

The following IS seIf-expIanatOry:
Los ANGELES, August ID, 1891.
I thereby challenge Billy Manning to a
finish glove contest, Marquis of Queens
berry rules, for stake Of from $50 to
$500, the winner to take the entire gate
receipts. The contestants to meet at
lao pounds weight, give or take two
pounds. The date of the meeting to be
agreed upon, but to take place inside OF
four weeks from date. BILLY LEWIS.
Mr., Lewis has deposited with the
sporting editor of the HERALD 500 as
earnest of what he says above. The
money will remain up until Wednesday
evening.
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WESTERN LEAGUE.

WESTERN LEAGUE.
KANSAS Cry, August 15-Kansas
City, 6; Omaha, 4.
DENVER, August 15.-Lincoln game
postponed; rain.
SENATORS AND CoLoNELs.
SAN FRANCISCO, August 15.-The Sac
ramentos and Oaklands played an in
teresting game today, the former win
ming by score of to l..
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Ten Thousand is Enough.

New ORLEANS. August 15.-President
Noel of the Olympic club said tonight in
answer to the offer Of $4,000 by the Pa
cific Athletic club of San Francisco for
fight between Pritchard and Fitzsim-
mons that his club would not offer more
than $4,000. They are quite certain
they will have no trouble in getting a
good man to 60 against Pritchard for the
money they offer.
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Mortimer Surrenders.

MINNEAPOLIS, August 15.-William H.
Mortimer, secretary and treasurer of
the National Capital Savings, Loan and
Building Association of North America,
surrendered to the government detect
ives this afternoon. He will be taken
to Chicago. He says an investigation
will show that the company's affairs are
all right.
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servia,s Boy sovereign.

PARIS, August liking Alexander,
the boy sovereign OF Servia and his
father, ex-King Milan, arrived today. A
crowd Of 5000 persons gathered at the
railway station to greet him. An aide
sent by President Carnot welcomed him
to Paris.
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IMPORTANT NOTICE.
Advertising That Pays-How to Make
Money.

z1uVSt tIS1HB nat tdyS-K1UW co MdKe
Money.
On the sixth page of the HERALD ap
pears list of classified advertisements
which should be read by every one
Persons wanting situations, help, o,
who wish to rent, buy or sell property,
will do well to advertise in these col
umns. Desirable opportunities for the
investment or borrowing of money
appear daily. Other features are CHEAP
eastern excursions, business chances,
educational cards, professional cards,
personal notices, special notices, ex.
change advertisements, stock for sale
and full record of the amusements Of
the city.
Drink Val Blatz Milwaukee Beer b. ].
WoOlacott 124 and 126 N Spring st. agent
Los Angeles herald., 1891-08-16
Patti Performs Again.

LONDON, August 15.-Patti gave an
other performance at her private theatre
tonight, singing selections from Flotow's
Martha and Gounod's Romeo and Juliet.
She was received with greatenthusiasm
Los Angeles herald., 1891-08-16

PARRISH-At Cahuenga, Friday, August 14th,
aged 80 years, IL months and 3 days. De-
ceased had been a resident of Los Angeles
since 1854.
The funeral will take place Sunday, August
10th, at Ell Monte cemetery, at IN.
Friends are invited to attend.
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DIED.


this city, August ID, 1891, TO the
wife of Charles Eager, daughter.
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y between Seventh and Eighth SITS. Preach
ing both morning and evening by the pastor,
Rev. VIII A. Knfghten. Morning subject;
Gods Wisdom in the Church. Evening sub,
tect: An Honest Confession Sabbath school at
$50 am. Singing by Miss Mollie Adele
Brown, assisted by a quartette and chorus.
Evening service changed to 7:46 O'clock.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-08-16
BASEBALL RECORD.

The Giants Drop to Third Place In the
National League Race.
CHICAGO, August t15.-Following is the
standing Of the clubs up to date:
NATIONAL LEAGUE
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Use German family soap.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-08-16

CHURCH OF THE PEOPLE tCREEDLE.s 81
" CampbelPs hall, corner of Downey ave- and
Truman st. Rev. J. II. Phillips, pastor. Sunday
school at 9:45 am. Sermon at IL o'clock a. m
Subject: Behold the Man. Lecture at 7:45 D. m.
Subject Emphasis in Life. Welcome to every.
BODY
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CHURCH NOTICES.


CT, PAUIS CHURCH, OLIVE, BETWEEN
- Fifth and Sixth streets. The well known
divine, Rev Thomas w. Haskins, d. D., will
preach this morning. Services at L a. m. and
querque, N. NJ, will occupy DR.. Haskinss 9
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R0RN.

Drink Val Blatz Milwaukee Beer h. ]
Woolacott, 124 and 126 N. Spring st.. agent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-22

FI.SjIiD'.
srrroy & Co, Aactione1gs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-22
SAFE FOR THE TRsAsUReRs OFFICE.
Employees on City Hall Must Live in
Toyo-steam- " eaters for the Build ing.

The Committee on Grounds and Build
ings met in the Office of the City Engineer
Yesterday evening, Messrs. Curtis (chair-
mani, Ferguson. Hardwicke, and Seay
being present. Mr.. Houston was reported
On the sick-list. Valentine Goodman was
enlistedfor work on the new City Hall
The petition of City Treasurer j. X.
Childrcy for a safe and clock in his Office
was read and discussed. Captain q. /.
Philips, of the Treasurer's Office, appeared
in behalf OF the petition and stated the
immediate necessity for the articles
asked in it.
On motion OF Mr.. FERGUSON the City
Engineer was authorized to confer with
the City Treasurer and purchase suita-
BILE safe and clock.
Mr.. ID. A. Brown, Jr., on behalf of Lee
aud Pickett Camps. asked for the use of
the First Regiment Armory on January
18th, General Lees birthday The consent
Of the commanding Colonel had already
been gwen, and the committee acquiesced.
ID. A. Ledley. an employe on the
City Hall, having been put off be-
cause he lived about two squares
and half beyond the corporate
limits. applied for reinstatement. The
Chairman explained that the petition
could not be considered unless the action
OF the last meeting in providing that no
NONRESIDENT OF the city could work on the
City Hall be reconsidered. The matter
dropped.
The City Engineer was authorized to ad.
yertise tor steam-heating apparatus for
the new City Hall.
The regular bills and pay-rolls were an
proved, and after some other unimportant
business the committee adjourned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-22
MANY ALARMS OF FIRE.
The Department Kept Busy Putting Out
Small Blazes-ChiIdren Burned.

There,wer seven alarms OF fire Sunday
and yesterday. but none OF them were
productive OF serious results. The signals
came in as follows:
At2:25 A. NJ. Sunday-From Station 3;
burning of house SOC east Marshall street;
occupied by II, j. Jones rs secondhand
furniture store. The building was dam
aged about $50 and stock $3.50. Ihere
was an insurance on both of $4,000.
At $3.50 A. NJ. Sunday-From Station SO
burning of house on Main near. Lester
streets. owned by Mrs. Jarvis, of Balti-
more. Damage Sl5. Supposed TO nave
been set afire by tramp.
THE CHIMNEY DEFEcTIyE.
At 9.35 A. NJ. Sunday-BOx 81 burning OF
house No. 70i Munford street, owned by
Joseph Rose, and occupied by W. Burford
rs n residence. The cause was defective
chimney. Damage of no consequence.
At Hos A. NJ. Sunday--From Station %
burning of chimney III house on hortn
Fifth street. No damage.
At s:2I +. NJ. SundaY-From station .;
burning OF house 205 east Marsball street I;
belonging TO Dipner's estate and occupied
by James 4. Harris as a dwelling. Loss
one feather-bed.
CHILDREN BADLY BURNED.
Ats.51A. NJ. yesterday-From Station "a:
bv BENJAMIN Garrett and occupied by Mol
lie West. Ann Chapman, Rachel Valentine,
and William Goodwin, all colored., Bothh
Goodwin and his wife were at Work and
left four little children from five years oil
age to two months III the house. IL was
some time before stream could be
got on. All OF the children We're badly
burned. They were taken out by Nr. Ned
Mccormick, of Truck No. 3. Both the
truck and Company No. 6 did good service
after they got to work. Part OF the furni-
ture was gotten out, but the building was
badly burned. The children were taken
ont to the almshOuse tor treatment. The
bursting OF one OF the hose caused stam-
pede of some OF the horses and created
some excitement IN the large crowd. for-
tunateiy the horses were stopped, ana no
one was injured. But tor the prompt ac-
ton of the tremen ana nelghDOrs tne
children would have been burnedto death.
The ambulance wa summoned ana the
children. whose wounds were dressed at
once, were taken TO the hospital for treat
ment.
HEATER IN BAD ORDER.
At $50 A. N. Sunday-Stlll alarm from
enpipe-house No. 2; fire IN building No.
l56i east Broad, owned by Is. Duesberry
and occupied 10y Alice Luckadoe. Caused
bv defective heater. Damage to premises
about S25.
In addition TO the above there were
three stillalarms. as follows From Box "a,
FIRE at bl2 east Clay street; Box ", from
the old bell tower IN the Capitol Square,
and Box 81, Jail alley near Broad. The
last was from considerable ire III
kutherfooId's row. but the loss at the
others was Insignificant.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-22
WILL HARDLY MEET TO-DAY.
That Adorned Meeting Of the Richmond
and DanviIIe to Elect Officers.

When the stockholders of the Richmond
and Danyille railroad met here last month
thew adjourned to meet again IN this city
at noon to-day for the purpose of electlng
officers, and possibly reorganiZing the
Board Of Directors of that corporation. 1t
is now pretty certain that there will be no
meeting to-day, and that Secretary Brooke
will tix date in the latter part OF Janu-
AIRY. g,
When the reorganization of the board
does take place 1t is thought some I'M
portant changes will be announced. Among
others this: A committee, consisting or
Colonel A. b. Andrews, of North Carolina;
Captain ". II. Green, and Mr.. Sol. Haas,
will be put IN complete control. Of the
properties. and will have carte blanche 10
operate the lines according TO their own
ideas of railroading. II Is understood that
Colonel Andrews, who is now third vice
president of the Richmond ana Danville,
will be made the first vice president, and
Captain Green and Mr.. Haas will also be
made vice-presidents.
1t is given out that the men discharged
recently at Manchester and other points
will be 1e-employed early in the spring.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-22
YOUNG ROONeY'S ASSAlLANT.
Bob Harvey Gets Five Years for His
Brutal Conduct.

Robert Harvey, the negro who was
charged with felOniouslv assaulting
Arthur Rooney, clerk of the Richmond
and Alleghany railroad, in the old offices Of
the company on Cary street, one night last
September. was tired in the Hastings
Court Yesterday and convicted, the jury
fixing his punishment at Ave years in the
penitntilry.
The details of this horrible assault upon
Young Rooney with a Ratchet will well be
memDered by the readers Of the DIS
PATCH. and are not necessary TO be re-
peated. The young man was critically Ill
for several days and was al first Thought TO
be mor,ally wounded. While on the stand
Yesterday he swore positively that Harvey
was tine man who assaulted him, though
the accused and one or two Others testified
that he was in another part OF the city at
that time.
Harvey was represented by Judge Ed
mund Waddill and Giles b. Jackson,
whose efforts on behalf of their client
were earnest and indefatigable. Com
monwealth's- Attorney Smith conducted
the prosecution IN that thoroughly-con-
scientious and vigorous manner that he
does all things.
The case consumed the entire day, and
il was nearly o'clock when the Jury
brought in their verdict.
Counsel for the defendant asked that
sentence be not passed in order that they
could have q conference with regard 10
taking an appeal.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-22

The suit that is not cut right ought to
be cut TO pieces. 1t makes all the differ
ence in the world who handles the blades
that go through the cloth. II you can
not say OF suit that it is artistically cut,
tho less you say about it the better-it
is not worth the breath that Is wasted on
it. We never send boy on mans
errand, and we never let incompetent
fingers grasp our shears. That is one OF
the reasons why our MADE-TO-
MEASURE SUITS not only invite in
spection, but defy criticism it is one of
the reasons why they are matchless IN
three great essentials make,
and value to the purchaser.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-22
Funerals Yesterday.

The remains of Mr.. Richard l.. b..
Lorraine, who died IN Staunton on Friday
night. were brought to Richmond yester-
day morning and were conducted TO the
grounds in Hollywood cemetery. where
the Episcopal burial service was held by
Rev. Or. ]. X. Mason. Mr.. Lorraine is q
former citizen of Richmond, being a son
of Mr.. Lorraine. who was superlntend;,
ing engineer of the canal from Richmond
TO Lynchburg and who died here OF small
pox about fifteen years ago.
The obseouies over the remains of Miss
Bette Hill were conducted at IL O'clock
yesterday morning by Rev. DIR. Peterkin at
81. James church. There was large at
tendance upon the solemn services, and
many beautiful floral tributes were tender
ly placed upon the casket. Rev. DR..
Mason oficiated at the grave. The re-
mains we're inferred in Hollywood.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-22
An Electric Car and Buggy Collide.

Car No. IS, of the Union Passenger Line,
while going east yesterday morning
colided with the conveyance of Mrs. Sid
ney Gary on Franklin street near Turner's
stables. The motorman. as soon as he
realized that an accident was about TO
occur, stopped the car with remarkable
CELEBRITY, and fortunately no damage was
done save the breaking of few spokes In
one OF the wheels.
Mrs. Gary and two small children were
in tho vehicle, and their escape without
injury is remarkable. A dray was IN the
way as the lady attempted TO cross the
street, and she supposed that she had time
10 make the trip. The motorman, although
ho at iirst had no idea of q collision, rang
his bell. All who witnessed the accident
exonerated him from any blame. and had
the dray been out of the way the collision
would have been averted.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-22
MEETINGS TUESDAY NIGHT.

RICHMOND CONHDERY, 80. ., KNIGHTS TENPLAF
FRIENDSHIP LODGE, ODD-FELL0WS.
FTrzHUGH LODGE. ODD-FELLONS.
JAMESTOWN TRIBE, RED MEN.
CONTINENTAL LOnGE, KNIGHTS or HONOR.
CAPITOL LODGE, KNIGHTS or HONOR.
RICHMOND COUNCIL, AMERICAN MECHANICS.
HOPE COUNCIL. AMERICAN MECHANICS.
AURORA COT NCII, AMERICAN MECHANICS,
ELBA COUNCIL, ROYAL ARCANUM.
CHURCu-HILL COURT, EQUITABLE LEAGUE.
JEFFERSON COURT. EOUGTALE LEAGUE.
VIRGINIA SENATE, oBDER PHARMACIES.
VIRGINIA. CHOSEN FRIENDS.
TRINITY LODGE, GOOD TENPLARS.
wEsT-END LODGE. GOOD rSMPLARS
HOWARD s-GROYE LODGE, GOOD TEMPLABS.
ST. MARYs BENEFICIAL SOCIETY.
VIRGINIA LODGE, PROGRESSIVE BENEFIT.
OLD DOMINION CONNASDARY, GOLDEN EAGLE.
"C' COMPANY, FIRST VIRGINIA REGIMENT.
"D" COMPANY, FIRST VIRGINIA REGIMENT
az" COMPANY, FIRST VIRGINIA REGIMENT.
RICHMOND LIGHT IBFANrRY BLCEs.
WCHHOND uOwITZERS.
CENTRAL TRADE AND LABOR UNION.
CENTRAL BENEFICIAL AND SOCIAL SOCIETY.
KCHIOSD COUNCIL, HOME CIRCLE.