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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-06
THE EFFECT.
OF
PRICESI

Big business at our store last week.
More goods sold than during any week
since we established branch in this
city. No wonder That's the effect OF
Low Prices. Nearly half Of that i'm
mense amount OF Clothing sent us by
our manufacturing house about a week
ago already sold. The huge stacks have
been reduced to half their original size,
Perhaps you'll wonder where they are
ell gone. So do We. They're sold, and
it was the exceptionally low prices that
sold them. We know that.
1t didn't take the people long to find
out that on account OF the late manu-
facture of certain goods and their con-
sequent late delivery here We were sell
ing them at prices much lower than have
ever been quoted before.
There are two Special Lots:
The first consists OF Suits and Over
coats of the best materials in the newest
shades and of the best make, which
would regularly sell at SIS, $40, and So.
Your choice of any OF them
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-06

A. Cole will preach this morning on Re-
latjon Of the Church Member TO the sun
day SCHOOL, and at night his subject VIII
be-" Jesus before Plate"
Rev. George n. Ray, who has been sick
al noe Conference, IL out again ana viii
preach at Union-Station this morning 81
ii A, h., and this evening at 1880.
Rev. Jabcz Hall, pastor Of the Seventh;
Street Christian Church, who has been II!
for several weeks, has recovered and VIII
all his pulpit this morning. -. 80,
1.-The Wisdom and Power Of Ged" will
be the subject of Rev. DR.. Tudor. at the
Broad-Street Methodist Church tonight.
Rev. DIR. A, q. Brown, the presiding
elder, will preach At the Centenary Me-
thodist church at IL o'clock this morning.
The regular morning and evening ser.
vices viii be held st the Washington-Street
Methodist church to-day. Rev. B.. Y.
Hatcher will ofiiciste ct the former. whlle
the pastor, Rev. II. Q. Bennett, Will preach
at night.
Rev. f. n. Rawlings the newly appoint
cd pastor of the Clay-Street METHODIST
church, Will ell his pnlpit ut ii O'Clock tins
morning and at 7:45 this evening.
The pulpit % the Howard's-Grove Me-
thodist church will be occupied this morn
ing by Rev. Paul Whitehead, ID. ID. The
pastor will preach at night.
The monthly union clhSS-Lueetluk, ",
Richmond and Manchester will be held
this afternoon at $3.50 at broad-otreet NE
tbodist church.
The Rev. j. Edward Smith, Of Easton,
Nd, will conduct the services at Smiths
New Hall, 3Os north Fifth street, at IL A.
NJ. and 8 p. Nj. to-day. Subject for the
morning" Thel Church and Natural
Science; evening on THE Garden OF
Eden aud Fall Of Man"
Under the auspices of the Union Gosp.ee,,
Mission the usual religious services wiLl
be held at Old Trinity church. on FRANK,
lin street.. AZ 8 O'clock this afternoon and
at 1880 O'Clock tonight. These meetings
will continue every night this week OK
cept on Thursday and Saturday nights.
There will be services at Beiyldere Han
(Church of the Covenant at IL o'clock
this morning. at which Rev. Is. A. Pendie-
ton will oficiate.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-06

with superb stage presence. grand
,'et.a and talents OF a superior
orisr he RAPIDLY rose to the front ranks.
This wear he has beautiful scenery and
handsome costumes. When here last
winter Mclean received three recalls
after the arena scene IN cpartacus.
His Shylook is pronounced az clean'cu u.
and excellent conception OF tne par., us
Spartacus heroic, and his lngoInat Tno'
fierce, aud passionate but n2oie TI.n; 10,
Marie Prescott supported oaiVinl lot
several years. She Is an artist OF grees
ability. Her articulation Is faultiess snd
her enunciation Is musical. ,s.h
The eupporting company IL sald 20 nave
been selected with care. each one being
suited 10 the parts assigned Iheadyance
sale indicates fine audiences.
THE TWO JOHNS.
q Stewards comedy will hold tho
boards Thursdav, Friday, and Saturday.
The title suggests comedy even II 1t were
not known all over the country: The
niece has had q consecutive run OF nine
wears and yet IL bears repetition and seems
to improve with age: Inc plot Is SIM
simiIaritv IN face and rotundity of fg-
nre OF Peter and Philip Johns The
entanelements resulting from mistaken
identity and consequent ludicrous
situations keep the audience in a roar Of
laughter. The dialogue Is interspersed
with bright music and taking specialties
rendered by a contingent Of comely young
ladies, and the stage settings Will De IN
keeping with the breezy character OF the
PLAY. Among those in the company are
Miss M, Aubrey. a versatile soubrette Alice
Florence. the Cassie sisters. Robert Aagee,
Nellie Patrick, j. w. Lince. G. Hartley, and
M. j. HARRINGTON.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-06
Sons st. George.

At the last regular meeting Of Sir Walter
Raleigh Lodge, No. 8S, much important
business was transacted. Three candi-
dates we're initiated as full-degree men,
celyed.
The election Of officers for the ensuing
term resulted in the following brothers
being chosen to fill their respective posi-
tons: Ct. w. Chilver, worthy president;
4. w. Shaw, worthy vice-president; II. w.
Davies, worthy messenger; John ]. Gam,
worthy secretary; II. j. Cole. worthy as
sistant secretary; James A. Wallen. worthy
treasurer.
An appeal being sent from the Califor-
MIA Grand Lodge to all the lodges through
ont the States for donations 70 assist in
prosecuting the murderers of brother in
Butte City. Mont, the lodge thereupon do
mated an amount TO such fund. Great in
terest was shown during the meeting in
the progress of the order.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-06
Good Templar Items.

Mr.. o. ". Blaine, past grand chief tenn
plar independent Order OF Good Templars
Of Michigan, is stopping at the Turner Ho-
tel. ,
The City Central Committee had meet
ing last nightat Wllkinson's Hall, and mat
tiers of importance were discussed. Among
those present were Joseph II. Shepherd
and Harry @. Glenn, who have Just re-
turned from the Grand Lodge; w. A.
Slatcher, and II. 81. Trimble.
There was large attendance at the open
meeting Friday night OF Sidney Lodge,
No. 428. Independent Order Of Good Tenn
plars. at Belvidere Hall. A nice programme
was rendered, and an admirable address
delivered by Mr.. william 81. Hall. There
were two limitations, and much interest
manifested.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-06
JESSIE MILLER ON THE STAGE.
She VIII Assume the Role Of Chorus
Girl To- MORROW Night.


Jessie Miller, the mysterious little wo-
man about whom so much has already
been published in the DISPATCH, has deter
mined to go upon the stage and has aoan-
doned those who interested themselves IN
her TO assume that vocation.
The bill-boards of the Theatre Comlque
announce as next weeks attraction Miss
Jessie Miller, the Mysterious, December
It'll" She will appear for the first time to-
morrow night. Her role will be that OF a
chorus girl, though she will recite each
night production from her own pen,
THE Drunkard's Own Bride"
Jessie left the almshouse about week
ago with the determination to ind employ
ment, She went, she says, to the home OF
a Mrs. Hill, on Grove avenue, where. she
renamed a few days while IN search Of
work. When Mr.. Putnam offered her q
home If she would sing and participate IN
the performances at his playhouse she
very readily accepted it and on Thursday
began her new lite.
A DISPATCH reporter called to see jessie
last nigh. and found her very willing to
talk. She said she could not stand quiet
and secluded life. and believed that such
an existence would drive her stark crazy:
The little woman asserted that she had
always had an eagerness for the stage (;
that she craved life Of excitement and
activity. She said she was on the stage
once before, soon after her fathers death,
but only for a short time
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-06
MAIL SERVICE IN THE SOUTH.
Proposals Therefor So Far ns the Larger
Cities Are Concerned.
rRv telegraph TO the Dispatch.


WASHINGTON, December 5.-The Post
Office Department is now opening pro-
posals for all the mail service on star and
steamb boat routes in the States of North
Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, Florida,
Alabama, Mississippi, Kentucky, and Ten
nessee for four years from July l, 1892.
The number Of routes advertised was 4,O25,
representing Gu annual travel OF 22,6i6, 1894
miles, and over 81 900 bids for this service
have been received.
The lowest formal bidders for regulation
wagon, mail messenger, transfer, and mail
station service il the larger cities are as
follows: Wilmington, n. &C. ID. Jackson,
Of Eustis. Fla, 81 1886 per annum; Charles
ton, S. &c. Parr, of Eustis, Fla, S2,290
per annum; Atlanta. Ga.-G ID. Jackson,
OF Eustis, Fla, at Sl,9l8 per annum; Ma
con. Ga.-G. ID. Jackson, of Eustis, Fla, at
$3.50 per annum; Savannah, Ca. Parr,
of EustIs, Fla, at S2,050 per annum Jack
sonville, Fla.-G. ID. Jackson, Of Eustis
Fla, at S1,Z96 per annum; Chattanooga,
Tenn.-E. Parr. of Eustls, Fla, at Sl.660
per annum; Knoxville, Tenn.--G. ID. jack
son, of Eustis, Fla, at SS35 per annum.
Contracts for the service for four years
from July /. 1882, will probably be awarded
TO the above-named persons.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-06
GRABBED AND ROBBED.
Mr.. Tyler Suffers the Loss of Gold Watch
by Highwayman.

MIR. r. Emmett Tyler. who resides at the
corner of FIRST and Cary streets, and IS
book-keeper at L. b. Taylor q 20, broad
street store, received quite startling sur
prise while on his way home about IL
o'clock on Friday night.
He was walking along Cary street be-
tween Second and Third when man to
whom he was paying no attention, APP
preached him, threw his arm around him,
and almost hurled him to the ground.
The unknown individual snatohed Mr..
Tyler's gold watch and chain and disap-
peared around the nearest corner almost
before his victim was aware OF what had
happened.
Inc time-piece was very valuable, cost
ing $500, and was highly priced by Mr..
Tyler. he has put the police upon the
matter and thinks he will recover the
watch. Inside the front case was en-
graved: "A New Years gift from the, en-
ployees Of the Western Division southern
Express Company TO William Willis, su-
perintendent." Mr.. Tyler thinks his as
sailant was a negro.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-06
THE ElehTh-sTREET TUNNEL
A Bin 10 Solve the Problem Introduced in
the Senate.

the Senate.
The hill introduced in the Senate yester-
day by Mr.. Lovenstein TO incorporate the
Baltimore, Richmond and Southern hal-
road Company would seem TO have pretty
direct bearing on the EiRhth-street tunhel
question.
The bill provides that the company may
construct and operate standard-gauge
railroad commencing at APPOINT on tne Ioto-
mac river, in the counties of King George
Westuoreland, OF Northum berland, TO run
10 the city of Richmond, passing through
the counties of Richmond, Essex, caro-
line. Middlesex, King and Queen, hlng
William, Hanover, and Henrlco; thence 10
the city of Petersburg and TO the southern
boundary line of Virginia, passing through
the counties of Chesterfield, Prince
George, Dinwiddie, Amelia, Nottoway'
Sussex, Lunenburg, GreenesYille. Bruins
wick, Iecklenburg, or any OF them.
TUNNEL PROVISION.
The railroad nav pass through the cities
of Richmond and Petersburg by means OF
a tunnel or otherwise by and with the con-
sent of the Common Council OF said city or
critics, and the company may acquire by
purchase. lease, consolidation, or merger
the right, privileges, and franchises OF the
Virginia and Carolina and the Richmond
and Chesapeake railroad companies, or
either OF them, on bucn telnls
and conditions as a majority OF
the stockholders of the company or
either of them may agree upon, provided
that as a condition precedent to such &C
quisition the Baltimore. Richmond and
Southern Railroad Company shall assume,
pay on, and discharge ell of the outstand;;
ing debts and obligations of the railroad
companies whose rights and franchises
they may acquire.
THE CAPITAL STOCK.
The capital stock is to be not less than
SlOO 600 nor more than $4,000, 900, but the
stockholders shall have the right by
two-thirds vote to increase the capital
stock to 100000. 80,
The corporators named in the bill are
John G. Slater, T. +. Minor, Jr., j. l.. Bar
bour, Wicher Jones, T. L. Roossle, Sidney
J. Dudley, |. @. Ashby, and Charles W.
Turner. 49,
The said road shall be commenced within
two years and completed within ten years
after the passage of the bill.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-06

Mr.. II. Writ Matthews, formerly of this
city, who died suddenly in New York on
Friday, was a brother OF Mr.. ames Z:
Matthews and was the youngest son Of
the late Felix Matthews, of the old firm Of
Matthews & Timberlake. which before the
war was one OF the oldest and best-known
Broad-street grocery and provision stores;
The funeral will take place to-day and
the remains will be inferred at Moodlawn.
The funeral of Edward F. Thompson
took place yesterday at II o'clock from the
First Baptist church. The deceased was a
member of the Pythian Endowment, which
pays $4,000.
Mr.. Powhatan J.. Woodson, who died IN
Greensboro, n. c., Friday, was formerly
of this city, where he was well known.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-06
Bass Out on Bail.

w. W. Bass, the young man who was ar
rested here last week on three or four
charges Of forgery, was taken before Judge
Witt yesterday on writ of habeds corpus
asking for bail. which was granted by
Judge Witt after mature consideration OF
all the facts,
The bond was hxed in the sum of $500
and Senator John l.. Hurt and Delegate
n. l. Anderson, Of Pittsylvanla, became
suretes. Bass is from the county these
gentlemen represent in the Legislature.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-06
The RRoAp-sTResT FIRe.
Insurance Companies VIII Await the Ac-
ton of Policy II OIders-0ther Notes.

Nothing was done yesterday in the mat
tor of adjusting the insurance OF Mr:
Charles +. Whitlock and the stocks injured
by the FIRE of Friday night: The insurance
companies are simply awaiting the action
of the policy-holders, and it Is thought
their claims will be properly presented and
adjusted in few days.
As set no approximation can be made OF
the damage to the buildings, though 1T Is
thought to be over $4,000. The one de-
stroyed and the two adjoining it were
covered by policy for $4,000 in the Old
Mutual Assurance Company, which also
took in one or two other stores IN the
same block. BIDS will be advertised for
the reconstruction and repairs neces-
sary, and the insurance will probably be
settled upon this basis.
The debris was removed from the street
Yesterday In order that pedestrians would
not have to leave the sidewalk to pass the
burned structure.
Messrs. ID. Buchanan. the ieweller, and
A. +. Craig, proprietor of the Academy OF
Fine Arts, were engaged yesterday in the
replacing of their stocks in their build
ings. Messrs. Ganss d Co., whose entire
stock wos consumed, had $4,000 insu-
rance, but they place their loss at much
higher figure.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-06
In His Nnm onartsrs.

The ofice OF Mr. William Il. Isaacs, grand
secretary OF the Grand Lodge OF Masons
Of Virginia, was yesterday moved 10 the
Masonic Temple. The Grand Secretary's
accommodations arc on & most commodi-
Gus scale.
Though the temple will not be completed
until somo time next year. the Grand
Lodge. which meets this month, will con-
yene there.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-06
THE HusTlNes COURT TO CONVENE,
The December Term Begins Tomorrow
pIorpin1-Tho Jurors Drawn.

DIorping-Tho Jurors Drawn.
The December term of the Hastings
Court will begin tomorrow morning, and
the docket embraces only a few important
cases. The following persons have been
summoned to serve on the juries
Grand Jury-John Enders, ST., George
F. Syank, j. 4. Farrar, Peyton Wise, II.
Wiley Davis, j. b. Mosby, William II.
Bourne, jefferson Powers. and Louis n.
Frischkorn.
Petit Jury-Page Dunnayant, 8. G. Leet,
Leon Wallerstein. Peter j. Burton, W.
Writ Leffew, NJ. Is. Rosenbaum, }, Blume-
linck, A. p. Routt, james l.. Tyler, J..
J.. Lacy, @. Is. Dodson, Douglas
Rider, George n. Gwathmey, David b.
Jones, Joseph w. Thomas, Herndon
Courtney, Carter Brander, w. H. Bannis-
ter, Peter Stumpf, @. @. Salamone, James
NJ. Farley, Frank ID. Crenshaw, James X.
Gordon, Blanton l.. Hillman, LEVIN
Joypes. Douglas l.. Leftwich, William b.
Lshtfoot, Lawrence Lottier. yr., W, Nj.
Bigger, James ID. Patton, G. O.. Bridges,
b. k. Pecor, @. p. Lathrop, Calvin Lips
comb, Eugene Sheppardson, d. b. Van
Buren,, Charles q. Thompson, William X.
Royal, Sidney S. Neblett, and Henry Nj.
Moses
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-06
To sneak at Newport News.

Rev. DR.. S. A. Goodwin, of Grove-Ave-
nue Baptist church. will deliver the ad-
dress on the occasion of the unveiling of
the Confederate monument at Newport
News Tuesday.
Alderman George f. Bowden, editor of
the Labor Neles, has been invited TO de-
liver an address at the public dedication
of the Castle Hall of Warwick Lodge, No.
~. at Newport News December 10th.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-06

The condition of Mr.. Charles z, Hagner,
the fireman who was injured by the falling
of On iron shutter during the Broad-street
confagration on Friday night, was even
more serious last night than on the eve
ming previous. He was reported 70 be
resting quietly at IL o'clock, but his, IN
juries are Of dangerous character and ne
will probably be confined to his bed for
weeks. His collar-bone was broken and
h,s left arm fractured
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-06
No sunday Drinking.

Chief-of- Police Poe has issued special
orders that the officers OF this city shall
keep close lookout hereafter for bar
rooms which keep their side doors y
open on she Sabbath. Any offenders de-
tected committing the offence OF selling
liquor on Sundays will be dealt with TO
the full extent Of tho law.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-06
rrnm thnEr.ontiYe Office.

The Governor yesterday refused to par
don Codington ID. Coe, convicted in the
County Court Of Loudoun in November,
1889, of assault with intent to kill and
sentenced 70 the penitentisry for three
years. The petition for clemency was pre-
scented By the mother OF the prisoner.
DIR. Thomas n. w. Morris was yesterday
appointed by the Governor surgeon to the
convicts employed in building the Warm
Springs Valley road.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-06
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DWELLINGS FOR pFv S-,

~ -ftftN i.
V0oO per annura 10. o,o u
ments. N' spesu lsfs
$500 per sanum-So 800 s,.c.
rooms and kitchen. ''R Nary siys.,
s3l9 per annum-No. 314 w., ~.
10 rooms -nn0dern. W. Nah -.
= sS4O por annum-N1. li3 ~. n.
> ro0ms-mOdern. WV Main u,...
S<OO gpr annum-No. gt,
street rOOms--noIrrn. norm Plo.,
sz40 per aDnuTr .orby rno,t,. a.
lol@ beverley street d rr,.-. "a l8i0,.,
g. per annum-No. 4O7 ~.
Q SSoO per anng -Irenty.ni1,, ,-.o
rooms large lot. Vacant I,r-.,..-l F',,.,
. sao per monin-No. S32 s..., pr,
ss.33 per month-N1s. 70g s-t-...
street. VIII put In god a-f.. ''' tlt,.,.
ts per month-N0. 1921 t.i,.-,
rooms. '''sl aFe-r,.
ca per month-No 1923 N-t,....
rooms. .a sfr..t.
sl0 per month-Nl 5.5ar--, &c.,.
rooms. '.' '.'01 s..,..
An tho above houses vW ra.....
pair Tor a desirable teaaa. ,,.'.'.' p p,
Apply 70 FRANZ Do. r,.r...
dc 0-lt u. '.- II
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-06

NICE TWo-STORY FRAME DWELLING inst
beyond tho above, and opposite the Lee lnOnu'
ment; o rooms: large lot. Low rent.
Call for RENT LIST.
j. THOMPSON FROWN & CO.,
de 6-eod3t I1l3 Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-06
THE DISPATCH IN THE SOUTHWEST.
A New Norfolk and Western Schedule
Which Saves Several Hours.


Which Saves Several Hours.
Bv the new schedule which goes into
effect on the Norfolk and Western railroad
today and to which reference has already
made in this paper the readers OF the Dis
PATCH IN Southwest Virginia Will receive
their papers several hours earlier than
heretofore. MT
The south-bound mail over the Rich
mond and Danyille, which, leaves Rich
mond at 500 A. NJ, will make close con-
neotlon at Burkeville with the west
bound Norfolk and Western train at 3
o'clock, thereby putting passengers INTO
Lynchburg at 7:26 A. Nj. and Roanoke OF
9:i5 o'clock. The following is the schedule
for arrival Of Train No. at points west OF
Burkeville: Farmville, 5:34 A. 81. Lynch
burg, 1870 A. NJ; Bedford, 8;2l A. NJ. ;
Roanoke, 9:15 A. NJ. Salem, 9.S7 A. NJ. ;
Radford, 11:OO A. NJ; Pulaski, 1884 A. 81. ;
Wytheville, 1915 P. NJ; Marion,, l;l6 Z.
NJ: Abingdon, 212 P. NJ. Bristol, 24O Z.
NJ; Bluefield, lao p. NJ. 4: Graham 2:22 Z.
NJ. POcahOntas $3.50 4. NJ.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-06
Fanc,ed the Salvage.

George Parker (colored) was arrested in
the Third police district yesterday charged
with stealing some of the goods saved
from the fire of Messrs. Ganss * Co. Fri
daY night,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-06
Am bulance Call.

The ambulance was summoned yesterday
at 1890 A. III. to the Richmond Locomo-
tiye-Works 10 O white man who had fallen
and received painful though not serious
scalp wound. He was treated and taken
TO his home, on Church street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-06
SIS.

The second consists Of Suits and
Overcoats which would sell regularly at
Sl2, Sl3, and ga. They are Of all-wool
material in Cassimeres, Cheviots, and
Worsteds Your choice for
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-06
THE WEEKS AMUSEMENT ROSTER.
Emma Juch In Grand opera-McLean and
Prescott-The Two Johns.

Prescott-Iho Two JOHNS.
Miss Emma Juch, who commences q sea
son of grand opera at the Academy OF Music
tomorrow night, has strong hold upon
the music-loying people wherever she mas
aupearsd. In the quality of her voice, in
execution, and as ian actress she unques-
tionably ranks among the first artists now
on the operate stage IN this country, and Is
supported by q strong company.
Monday night Rigoletto VIII be given,
AT the matinee Tuesday Cayalleria Rusti-
cana will be presented, together with the
balcony scene from Romeo and juliet,
and Tuesday night Miss Juch VIII appear
in the role OF Elizabeth in Wagner's Tam
hauser. These three performances pro-
mise unusual enjoyment to the Richmond
people. Among those in Miss Juch's ex-
csllent support are Miss Amanda Fabris,
whose beauty and rich soprano voice have
won for her high position as q leading
artistic, and Albert Guile, whose remarks
Bile tenor voice. it is said, cannot be sur
passed. The array OF talent presented by
the leading singers il supplemented by
large chorus and magnificent orchestra,
Mr.. Dubois the new lessee OF the Acad-
emy. IL fortunate in having such asuperior
attraction with which TO open the Acad.
envy under his management. The sale OF
both season and single performance. seats
indicates very large aud brilliant audiences.
MILAN AND PRESCOTT.
Merchant Of Venice Monday, Spartaeus
the Gladiator Tuesday. lngomar Wednes-
day matinee and Cleopatra Wednesday
night, is the charming repertoire selected
for the X. ID. Mclean aud Marie Prescott
engagement at the Theatre. Mr.. Mclean
made many friends on his last
visit and is now one Of the best
robust actors in America. Gifted
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-06

A trial of Sauer's Flavoring Extracts will
convince you Of their superior quality.
Try sauer's E1tracts-iO and rs cents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-06
ELIXIR BABEK,

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