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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-23
AMUSEMENT SEASON.
The Engagements NJ tho Theatre and the
Mozart This Week.

The preliminary season Of the New Rich
mond theatre closes with the engagement
OF Rose Hills English Folly Company,
which begins tomorrow night.
On Wednesday next the regular season
opens with the popular and exceedingly
funny comedy U and l, under the same
management as before. George w. Led
erer. Tim Cronin. and Harry Standish are
tho principal comedians. and each one has
we'll earned his interpolation as funny
man"
Miss Minnie Miller il tho leading singer,
being a Erst-prizs graduate OF tie New
York Conservatory of Music. The attrac-
tive soubrettc, Ivic Sutherland, is with the
company. u and is we'll selected for the
opening OF the regular season, as the CONT
cal situations keep every one IN roar.
Handsome sotUenir programmes Will be
given each lady commemorative of the
opening of this old and popular house with
its new dress and name. This engagement
closes with Thursday nights performance.
The sale Of seats commences tuesday at y
A. N.
Keep 1t Dark. a musical farce comedy,
will close the week with performances Fri
day and Saturday nights and Saturday
matinee. Bryant and Richmond are the
stars.
MOZART ACADEMY.
TN Monday the regular season OI tne
Mozart Academy Of Music will open with
Bobby Gaylor in bis new play Sport Nc
Allister, Ono of the Four Hundred" Mr..
Gnvlor IL well and favorsbly known
throughout the country. not only for his
excellent work last season IN tbs Irish Arab,
but for many years performance rs star
on the vaudeville stage. where his midi
yiduality won for him u national reputa-
ton. 49,
sport McAllister" was written with a
view OF fitting the peculiar talents of MIR.
Gaylor, and it is said that il fits him like
glove. Among the people engaged to sup
port Mr.. Gaylor are George Parker. who
has been styled the American Carmen
cita"; May Gaylor tho Olympic Quar-
tette. who were with Evans d Hoey's
"Parlor-Match Company; Beatrice Nor
man. the contrato singer: =. w.
Young. an eccentric comedian, formerly a
member of Murray Il Murphy's company,
and large number Of other specially per-
formers Of equal fame. A bevy of pretty
girls will be seen in many new and novel
specialties, which will be enhanced by ele-
CANT and costly costumes.
Manager Brady has spared neither time
nor expense in getting up Sport Nc
Alister" and promises genuine treat IN
the way o. fun and music.
The engagement viii embrace three
nights and Wednesday matinee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-23
KELLY AND WEAVER RELEASED.
Rodgers Engages Couusel-Only Five Pri-
soners In Jsii-An Appomsttox Voyage.

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dspatch.l
FAaMyILLE, Va, August 22.-Kelley and
Weaver, the two suspects brought here
from Richmond on tho 30th of July with
Clarke, Haley, and Fox. have been re-
leased. The Commonwealth had no evil
dence against them. They proiessed only
to be poor weather beaten" tramps. and
said that any one versed in phrenology
would have at once perceived that they
We're no safe-blowers.
John Rodgers. arrested in Manchester
and brought here last Sunday upon the
charge of completely In the robbery Of the
post-ottice aud several busiDess-houses
here on the 27th of July. has engaged
Judge j. H. Crute as counsel 10 defend
him. There are to-day only five prisoners
in Prince Edward jail, against sixteen one
week ago.
PERSONAL.
Miss Lillian Bell, charming Lynchburg
deb,Rdn', is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Mary
Faris, on Middle street.
Miss Lillian Whitehead returned home
this evening from Appomattox. whore she
has richly enjoyed the two past weeks
with her schoolmate, Miss Lizzie David
son.
Mrs. Samuel Nicolson. of Clifton Forge,
is visiting her mother Mrs. L. l.. Morton.
Mrs. J. Il. Atwood, of Nebraska. Va. Is
with her parents. slr. and Mrs. j. l.. Cher
nault, on Baptist Hill.
Mrs. Is. II. Cox. who has been reported
quite ill. is convalescing.
Major A. X. yenable, Jr., the State busi-
ness manager of the Alliance. is in town.
Hon. +. ID. Irving has returned home
from the Greenbrer White Sulphur
Springs.
Mrs. James Eskew, of Charleston. w.
Va, who has been vising her mother, Mrs.
!. J. Rice, of this place, returned home
Thursday.
VOYAGE OF DISCOVERY.
Messrs. W. Cal. Brown and John W. Beal
started yesterday on q voyage down the
Appomattox river. their objective point
being Petersburg. Not since tho boyhood
days of Uncle Jim Bartlett (now one hun
dred and eleven years old. when he pol-d
flats" loaded with tobacco from Farm
vile to the Cockade City, has the venture
been made from here 20 that city by water
Mrs. w. b. Bradley. of Manchester. Va,
is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. X. NJ.
Johnson. in upper Prince Edward. Her
sisters, Misses Kate and Dolly Johnson, of
Richmond, are also at the old home.
Mrs. Will Morris has returned from Oak.
land,n the country residence of ner father,
Mr.. w. z. Gillian.
Mrs. j. o. McGehee. of Richmond, her
daughters. Misses Lutte and Pattie, and
her neice, Miss Edna Gum, Of Nottoway.
are guests Of Messrs. Il. f. and s. j. Allen,
of Worsham.
Mr.. W. J. Allen has returned to Besse-
mer, Ala.
Mr.. George W. Elan died after a short
illness near Prospect on the 10th instant.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-23
REMOVAL OF THE DANvlLLE OFFICES.
List of Richmond Clerks Who Have Gone
TO Atlanta.

The following is list of the Richmond
employees of the Richmond and Danville
railroad who have removed to Atlanta
along with the removal of the headquar-
tiers of the system to that city. These
gentlemen left for Atlanta on q special
train last night:
General Passenger Agents Office
Messrs. George Drewry and Charles ID.
Letirand.
Treasurer's Ofice-Messrs. f.. T. Parham,
Thomas Armat, j. L. Kidwell, and S. Is.
Armat.
Chief Engineers Ofice-Messrs. James
ID. McCance and w. F. III. Finke.
Car-Record Ofice-Nlessrs. Z. s. Heart
and Fred g. Tyler.
Auditors Otiice-Messrs. George II. An
derson, j. f. Cox, William Coulline, J.
Fuller, jefferson Nelson, j. S. Tyler, II.
T. Tyler, Frank ID. Syrick, Frank C.
Crump, q. c. Cox. W. II. Glasscock. L. l..
Fuller. j. j. Wingfeld. w. z. Rose. G. u.
Small, A. p. Wilde, Charles 7. Crump,
W. p. Cox, George W. Mercer, Hunter
Laughton. j. II. Wingfeld, Henry Turner,
J. L. Small, George f. Sinton, and A. A.
Simpson.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-23
Brief Local Items


Rev. w. II. Meade. of Roanoke, will
preach at st. Andrews both morning and
evening to-day.
The Committee on Relief for the Poor
Yesterday awarded the -four contract Tor
the city almshouse to Mr.. l.. 9. Younger.
Rev. A. r. Moore, editor of the Mission
o,y Weekly. will preach at the Marshall
Street Christian church at II o'clock A. III.
to-day.
The Woman's Christian Temperance
Union of the West End will meet at
O'Clock Monday afternoon at Washington
Street Methodist church.
The funeral Of DR.. 4. ID. Chockley, who
died IN one OF the lower counties on
Thursday. took place az 10 o'clock yester-
day morning. The inierment was at Hol-
lywood.
Rev. J. C. Hiden. d. D., will lecture at
the Clay-Street Baptist church to-mor-
row night, commencing at S:l5 o'clock
HIS subject will be, The Girl as an lnsti-
tuition"
Capitol Square presented an unusually
happy scene YESTERDAY evening. ltseemed
a. Z all the little ones o. the city had col
lected upon the beautiful green to pass
away the twilight hour.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-23
llBBY-HILL MONUMENT.
Collections for the Fund During the Past
Week.

Mr.. j. Taylor Stratton. agent Confede-
rate Soldiers and Sailors Monument Asso-
citation. has since his last report collected
and turned over to the Treasurer of the
association the following contributions to
the funds of the association:
j. A. McGilvary, 81: lncog Qnok), 50: z.
W. Pickerell, 81; Darlington d Co., IS;
Lyon g. Tyler 81 Incog IL. X. W. 50;
William II. Sands. IS; Walsh 4 McLauch-
lin, $40; J. &. Proctor, $2.5O; Incog q. J.
d., 81; II. W. Moesta. S.; Il. j. II.
Moesta, 81; Incog C.. /. s. l. CO... 81;
Clements 4 Co., 81; Wake 4 Ballauff. 50;
J. l.. Lindsay, 81; G. S. Cavalry OF. II. u. },
IS Harold S. Bloomberg, 81; Incog
g; D. s s.' ineos q; p sons SO; Levin
Kirsh, 81; William Schaaf. 81: II. p. Ed
mond. s.; William James Epps. 81: Will
liam g. Miller. IS; Otev Battery q. b. W.,
Phil. Sheay. 81: and r. F. Johnston. 81.
Total. $3.50. Previously reported.
&A,247.75. Total collected to date, $4.3i4.2a
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-23

LLOYD steamer wsimaS from theis Trip 20
Germany.
Mrs.. n. a. wilkins and daughter ore visit
inc friends In Wilmington, N. y.
Mys Marie E. Walker and Miss lAzzie
walker are at the Allegheny Springs
Miss Mary r. Wilson has returned. g % inc
.;tv sStcr : visit to the mountains OF west
Virginia.
~, Rvron WaIlerstein will leave to- day
~ s'' n,:ssmre trip to New York, Boston,
and the White Mountains.
M;.. Beulah Wood and Mrs. Moli,e
rvnch will leave Monday to visit frienos
ia King William county.
Mr.. T. b. Winter has returned to the Guy
from a visit to Atlantic city. LIS wiis 1n"
child will return Wednesday.
Mr. Frederick VIII has returned from
Baltimore. where he went to meet reia-
tiyes and friends from Germany.
: Miss Gussie Wagner, accompanied by
her sister Annie, has left for Baltimore,
Philadelphia, and New York, where they
will spend few weeks with friends anu
relatives.
Mrs. M. Louise Wendlinger will leave
Cor New York i'm a few days, from wheEce
abe will sail in company with friends Tor
tour of Great Britain and the European
continent, to be absent several months.
Colonel Thomas Whitehead, the Commits;
siouer Of Agriculture, is being requested
by Farmers Alliances all over the state 10
speak at the annual pic-nics wnicn arg pe-
ing given. He has consented 10 aduress
sayeral bodies az these outings.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-23
STOLE A PAIR OF SHOES.
George johnson Sent Up for Fifteen DAYS
Yesterdays Police Court

Now George johnson is very nice
looking white man and no one would have
thought he would have acted as badly as
il was shown i'll the Police Court yesterday
he did.
Mrs. II. Lovenstein, Georges victim,
runs a store up near the New market and
she believes in advertising her articles of
merchandise by hanging them out doors.
George had very good pair of boots. but
the fantastic toe of dressy pair OF shoes
which were suspended from Mrs. Loven-
stems place struck his fancy and down
they came. Result: George rests III jail
for the next fifteen days.
Archer Halstead WAS up on the charge OF
threatening to shoot Roger Spencer, and
his case was continued until August 27th.
A little dispute arose between couple
of colored danes named Julia Hill and
Maria Rivers Julia perpetrated slight
disfguration upon her antagonist, and the
Justice relieved her of IS and costs.
Booker Giles and Edward McNeel (both
colored) were before the court as fugitives
from justice flom Hanover county, and
were turned over TO Sergeant George IL.
Matthews to be carried back and tried for
felony.
There was an unlimited number of COM
mon offenders, and the Sergeant's heart
was glad rs he raked in the shekels and
told the boys about the dog-medals and
poat-medais"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-23
RICHMOND AND WINSTON.
Manager Donati Arrangcs for . Series of
Games ut Island Park.

After long correspondence with the
manager of the Winston Blues Baseball
Club Manager Donati has at last arranged
a series of games between that team and
the Richmonds. The last battle between
these mines occurred at Island Park in the
opening of the season and was hotly con-
tested. the "Iar-Heel" boys carrying of
the laurels 10 the dismay of the home club.
1t was on account of Richmond's weak
ness mt the bat. though. that the Blues
beat them twice in succession. and now
that the Richmond team has been greatly
strengthened IN this particular Manager
Donati expects the coming games to be as
fine Is any that have been played on
Mayo's Island for many years. Those who
know the material in both teams concede
they arc very evenly matched.
The series of games will commence Tues
day or Wednesday. the date not yet having
been positively fixed. and will continue
every afternoon throughout tho week.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-23

Tho conversational Bible-cass will be
conducted by the assistant general secre-
tary, James S. Atkinson. The subject will
be "Saul" taken from Acts TX. 1-l9.
The boys meeting from to o'clock
will be led by Mr.. W. W. Smith. All boys
are cordially invited to attend these meet
ings.
The young mems meeting from 4 TO s
late of Alabama. The singing will be I'm,
der the leadership of Professor II. +. Smith.
Messrs NJ. L. Willis and W. O. McGehes
will preside at the piano and organ re-
spectively. Professor ii. f. Smith and
Mr.. l.. ID. Johnson will render duet en-
titled Just as Am"
At o'clock tea will be served for those
who remain over to the Bible-class.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-23

9. Miss Matte Haines; No: 7, M. I; J:
Holiday. Hungary School. 70. o. ~ ~ .
Mary P. Williams dickens SCHOOL, No. Z
Miss Mary A. Wilson; Highian1 fark
Rchool. Miss r. r. Bohannon; NO: IL,
Broad Street Road School. MISS MARY
Hall.
ooL0RxD SCHOOLS.
No. ~. Pole-Road School, T. @. White.
No. IA. Mountain Road School, w; a; yonn-
eon. No. Is. Moore School, Susie harris'
No, 10, Newton School, Bula Nosby.
WHITE scHooLs--TucKAHoE DISTRICT.
svdney-Principal (not filed, Miss Lula
r. Mott (irst assistanD, Miss Ella n.
Broaddus. Miss A. Sethia Carter; Rio
Visa. Miss A. A. johnson; Ridge, Miss 1.
7, Radenock :..Woodwards, Miss Bessie
Connard; Deep Run, Miss AGA y; ierrin;
Stand Spring, Miss Emma q. lourmah
Shady Grove. Miss b. A. Tourman carbon
Hill, Miss Lou Gordon.
CoLoRLD scnooIs.
Sidney-James L. Templeman principal;
Miss r. II. Griffin assistant; Miss W. J.
Harris assistant: Westwood, ID. II. Will
kinson; Hams Hall. ID. =. harrington;
Shutdown, W. L. Nanderyaii; kldge, ". Il.
Wyche; Carbon Hill, B. r. Wyche; spring
field. Sally J. ballard.
the election Of teachers for School No.
IL. Barton Heights. has been deferred for
future consideration. The session In
Brookland district will commence Septem-
Der 18th. In tho 1uckahoe district the
schools will open September 21st.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-23
Notes from the CAPITOL.

His Excellency the Governor has issued
a warrant of rendition for Daniel Pollock,
who IS charged with larceny In Granville
county, n. c., and is now confined IN the
county jail of Mecklenbuig.
Ex-Treasurer x. X. Horne. of Hanover
county, visited the Capitol yesterday. as
did Sheriff Alexander. OF the same county,
The latter gentleman brought to Rich
mond with him the notorious Farmville
burglars who were committed to the peni.
tentlary on Friday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-23
The Crematory, Again.

President Dickerson yesterday issued q
call for meeting of the Board of Alder
men to be held next Wednesday night for
the purpose of deciding whether they
would reconsider their action on the reso-
luton adopted by the Common Council
placing the crematory on ST. Johns street
and which was referred to the upper
branch tor concurrence. Should che Board
decide to agree with the Common Council
upon the st. John's-street site it will re-
qulre two-thlrds vote to carry the mea-
sure before the Mayor for approval.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-23
CARRIED THEM TO MANCHESTER.
The Melons We're Not Allowed to Remain
Long In tho City Across tho River.

Long In tho City Across tho River.
The six carloads of melons condemned
by DR.. OPP enhimer. president OF the
Board of Health OF Richmond. ana or
dersd to be removed from that city. were
brought over to the Manchester side.
Young men and old men, women, and.boys
bounced down upon them and made away
with about carload before they were
stopped. =,
Chief-of-Police Lipscomb heard OF the
matter yesterday morning and instructed
tho railroad authorities to have the bad
melons removed from tho city limits at
once.
BRIKF NEWS ITZxs OF MANCHESTER.
The heavy rains Friday afternoon, washed
several deep gullles in the roadway OF
Semmes street.
Sergeant II. Fitzgerald hasreturned from
the Bedford Alum Springs, and Is very
greatly improved in health.
The usual Sunday-school services at the
Seyenth-Street Baptist chapel viii be held
this afternoon at o'clock.
William S. Drewry, ESD, of Baltimore,
10 visiting his mother. Mrs. Blanche
Drewry, corner of Thirteenth and Porter
streets.
Nils. Annie Douley, of Decatur street, re.
turned from Washington Tuesday. and
will leave to-day for Columbia, Va. to
spend the remainder of the summer.
Tho dance winch was to have taken
place at Forest-Hill Park Friday night was
postponed until tomorrow night on &C.
count of the weather.
Rev. DR.. w. f. Judkins, of Richmond,
will preach at Central church to-day at II
A. NJ. The pastor will preach at O'Clock
tonight.
Rev. |. J. Spencer will preach at Cowar-
din-Avenue church tonight at s O'Clock.
Seats free. Usual Sunday morning service
at II o'clock.
Mr.. A. T. Strader and his two children,
Miss Elmer and Master Arnold, are visiting
relatives in North Carolina. The children
expect to DO absent one month.
Miss Alma Webster and her sister
Louise. of this city. who have been visit
imp friends in Chesterfield, returned home
Friday, accompanied by their friend, Miss
Maggie Walden.
Mr.. Harry 4. Perdue has returned from
an enjoyable trip TO Niagara and Buffalo.
n. Y. where he visited the family of tho
late w. +. Worthington, who is remem-
bered in Manchester as one of her former
citizens.
The funeral of Miss Rosa N. Puryear.
whose death occurred at the residence Of
her father, W. r. Puryear, will take place
this afternoon at 3 O'clock from the Fifth
Street Methodist church.
One of the summer cars on the electric
line ran off the track yesterday afternoon
at the corner of Seventh and Perry streets
a. it was about to round the corner going
to Richmond.
In reply to petition. signed by nearly
500 Democratic voters of Manchester. AJAX
ing Mr.. James f. Bradley to be candi-
date for the Senate, that gentleman has
published card declining the honor con-
coming convention.
The veteran members Of Company B,
Fourth Virginia cavalry, all honorary
members of the association. and the off,
GERS and members of tho recently or
ganized Chesterfield cavalry company
will meet at the Mayors Office next We'd
nesday at u o'clock to arrange for the an
nual reunion.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-23
The Kings Daughter. -

Tuesday night. September Is, -
Daughters will give an excor..,,' a
Ariel for the benefit of a.. ,t. - =,
Arms Hospital. This INSTITUTE. 70 20. &,
noble work, and tho efforts ri BY, z,
Daughters % secure for 10 mn.. q
funds should be recognized byal.1.. %.
tropage Of the excursion. '"1sii a
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-23
Cheap Orxans..

No excuse to any one for not having q
musical instrument. Terms easy-fvs
dollars cash and three or four dollars per
month. We offer
Mason Il HamIins. S35 cash.
Pollacks, gas each.
smith, $50.
Sterling, $40.
Stool and Book free and guarantee for
nve years. MANLY b. RAMOS h Co.,
S0S Nsin street. Richmond. Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-23
ACotorsd Bov Drowned.

Asmall negro boy named Joseph Foun-
tain was drowned in the James river yes
terday afternoon about 4 o'clock while
bathing. The boy, who was ten years oid,
was IN that portion of the stream opposite
Browns Island, and getting beyond MS
depth. lost his life. His body, after oelns
viewed by Coroner Taylor, was tufneo
over 10 relatives.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-23
Arrest Of Two coIor.d Boys for Burc,,,v

Arrest Of Two ColOrsd Boys for Burglary.
Two colored boys named Charlie Vessels
alias Banks and Joseph Riddick, aged re-
spsctiyely sixteen and seventeen years.
were arrested last night on tho charge OF
breaking into the house Of Mr.. ]. H. Whit
aker, No. 2s2i east Broad street. and steal.
ing one silver and two gold watches. Ono
OF tho timepiecss WAS found at Stern's
pawnshop. Both OF the prisoners have
very bad characters and neither was bailsd
Last night,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-23
HeNRlCO SCHOOLS.
Teachers Elected for Brookland and

Teachers Elected Tor Brookland and
Tuckahos Districta
The School Boards of tho Brookland and
Tuckahos districts Of Henrico met at the
county court houss yesterday and elected
the following teachers:
wHITI scHocIs-BsooxLAxp plsrlror.
Miss Sallie Coleman, principal; Miss Kate
Hayes, assistant No. 2, Barton Heights
School. Miss Mabel CHM No. 8. Edge
wood School. Miss Lena Noble; Brook
School, No. &. Miss Qracy Beverly; Vel.
low Tavern School. No. 5 (grsded), Miss
Agnes Kelty, principal and Miss Maud
Giyvetk Aa6i1t6nft AndaEanA School Ma.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-23
Odds snd ENDS sho. e..

On Monday morning We will L.c,,
OF odds and ends In shoes IN nj
hsnd-seTed Dongola Kid Boot. S., \
styles, widths, and sizes, for q 20 all'''s
Ladies' 2.5o and 90 Boots fors,n
ladies' ~ and t2.o0 Boots for ~"
Gray Canvas Oxfords. sollin, D..
all the summer. reduced 10 ~. IN ." 10
White Canvas Oxfor9s. TIN.
black patent leather. reduced - .. 1,,a'i /,
Above goods sold at a loss. NJ
and for cash only. JAcoB MaY 4 <, 70
coz Irlal -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-23
Exports and Imports OF specie.
fBy telegram 20 tina pisna,chl

fDy 'OffbE"IIt 70 WV UlspdtCisI
NEW YORK, August 2Z.-The exports of
specie last week from the port OF New
York amounted to Sf,2sO,6 500, of which
$40, 2l9 was in gold and 81 EGO, 450 In silver.
" the total exports $l4,2l9 in gold and
$l.36S.e70 in silver went 10 Europe and
$4,000 IN gold and 81, $50 in silver to South
America. The imports of specie during
the week amounted to $3.50. 800, of which
$2O4 40 was In gold and 81, 2i0 IN silver.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-23

A large and enthusiastic meeting Of the
Bricklayers' Union Of this city Was held
in Thon's Hall, corner Of Main and Seven
teenth streets. last night. Il Was decided
grand parade on LAbor-day. COMMITTEES
were appointed TO make prspsrstions Tor
the parade. and this braich OF labor viii
b veil gapreesntsd On that occasion,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-23

DESOON. UPPER q 60. % I.H
frame dwelling on east a..e
between Taylor and E.f
two name dwellings "a Ger.
Taylor and " .lliains str--..
J. THOMPSON BROWN X tH.I"
sale OF two building lOis B..
ton.
GEORGE W. MAYO. 1910 a. &c. "
toilet sot', ice-chcst-, picture. ....-
hair mattresses, holtAs-. '.f.. b.. 4,
articles, Sc.
L c. GARRISON, II s. =. D..
sale Of miscellaneous JOY 40 tl-.f .r. D..
FOX & RIDER, $50 :. ". t.a....
ELLIS & ChTECART. 1850 A.f. ..s.i q
sortment Of misccllautol-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-23

on the frst-class excursion % ws,,..
tomorrow, Monday, Angus. 2ib n
leaves Elba at : O'Clock: is'rsr.-, 'hi
Washington TUESDAY. August A.
o'clock sharp. Baseball IN VA. ,
Nationals rs. st. Louis -Aren.. p. 49,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-23

prominent physicians in the United States
and other countries report the happiest re-.
suits from the free use Of rhompson's Bro.
mine-Arsenic Water. 1t prevents and
cures nausea, aud Gust what 10 needed)
puts the raucus membrane Of the stomsck
In healthy condition. II makes the use
OF lime water usnecessdry In the patiept's
milk. Important letters In pamphlet on
the subject Polk MILLxs 4 Go,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-23
Ciosing-Out Sal.

A great many persons haye -
enough to take advantage Of on, ~
out sale. Nine warerOoms illsI ~
nituro OF every description ,sa, ~, ..- -
sold. l.; GlTHa,1rs.e {" =
IL and iG Govern,