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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-11
rrIhuts to secretary wnkinson.

Ata meeting OF the Board Of Directors held
FRIDAY, January 9Th. IN the ONCE OF the Virginia
State Insurance Company the following resolu-
tons were adopted:
1t behosyos US to pause in the consideration OF
our routine duties 10 recognize that since tno
last meeting of this board the general secretary
OF the Young Mems Christian Association, MI.
Thomas d. Wilkinson, has departed this lie.
Death, ever awful, IL terrible when his victim
IA young manhood. and when he carries down
with a blight ali the impulses and aspirations
OF puoyant hope aud holy ambition. We feel
appaliod Mt the spectacle In this instance, be-
cause one In intimate association with US, one
that was A brother In eur confidence and
Christian example In our esteem, fulnlling 70
the utmost measure our expectations OF his ON
cisl duties and rendering 10 the ASSOCIATION sucn
valuable, earnest, and painstaking services mas
been suddenly taken from the scenes OF MS
earthly career. For ourselves ana Tor fhe as
sociaton at large We deplore our less; tnereioro
Rssolred, 1, That We do especially commend 10
the young men OF our association the memory
OF his life as pattern OF patience. piety, and
devotion TO the Masters cause, provoking mem
snd Us 70 profit by the precept ana example
which he 90 often communicated.
Q That we bear willing testimony to his ability
and fidelity as an onfcer OF the association ana
extend &c his family and friends our sympathy
aud condoIence, IN voking in their behalf the
comfort which can como alone from the mercies
OF God.
3. That copy Of these resolutions oe spread
upon our minutes and the recording secretary
be directed 10 send . copy To the family Oh lne
/ deceased, and that the same DO pubiished 10 tne
Richmond Dspatch and In the Central Presogts-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-11
THE NEW HOTEL PROJECT.
There IL Great Difference of Opinion as to
the Best Site.

Mr.. Philip F. Brown and those associ-
ated with him in the undertaking are work
ing hard to get up the company that it is
contemplated shall build a hotel on the
site of the Valentine House. Being asked
last night what was the outlook. MIR.
Brown said:
~ ana a great diversity Of ideas in regard TO
the location of the new hotel l,howover, main
tain that there is NO better site in the city than
the one on the corner OF Ninth. Brood. aud
capitol streets. The strictly high-grade up
town hotel 10, no doubt, 20 many pleasing
aesthetic sentiment but brlstling with financial
oufck-ssnds, pfds. The Stanton House. ChAttA-
nooga with beautiful PARK Of its own, built at
a cost Of t2bo. 900, has never paid sper cent TO
its projectors.
"If each Businessman or frn will take from
one 70 three Of the bonds Of 500 each, bearing
per cent interest and Convertible Into
board Of the pleasure OF the poarder
1 can secure 70 them an elegant MOTEL
with every modern convenience and especially
adapted for the accom- mo dAtion OF the wealthy
and fashionable tourist Of the North ana East
This hotel will have tho advantage OF three
points. one OF which will face the prettiest
eousre In the United States and In full view OF
the grandest equestrian statue OF the greAtest
man the world has ever seen. / think The
Malvern will be good name.n
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-11
Complete Music stock.

We have not only the largest and best
selected stock of sheet-music and music
books in the South, but one of the ablest
managers that can be procured.
MT. i. A. Mafre has had a lifetime e1-
perience in this line and can. assist the
teachers or pupils in selecting music.
Being fine pianist he will be pleased to
try over songs OF instrumental music.
Catalogues forwarded without charge
and special attention paid to mail orders.
institutions. WALTER %. MOSES Il Co.,
zoos Main street, Richmond, Va,
opposite post-office.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-11

Many of our most musical people do not
know the comparative ease with which
piano can be paid for. Investigate the
matter. Go and see Mr.. Manly H.. Ramos
and he will show you new plan for get
ting the finest pianos without stInting
stool i' and II plush scarf is given free with
each piano. Messrs. Nj. B. Ramos d Co.
are located on Main street next TO the cor
ner of Ninth street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-11
HE Howl1zeRs EXPECT TO GO.
Joint Meeting OF the Association and
Battcry-Notes from the Regiment.

Battcr3-NOtes from the Regiment.
A Joint meeting of the Howitzer Battery
and Veteran Association was held yester-
tay afternoon for the purpose of discussing
tie proposed visit 90 New Orleans in the
oa-ly part Of september.
Colonel W.. ith presided, and the
attendance was very good.
Lieutenant Thomas II. Starke, the Sc
cre'ary, read letter from Colonel Rich
srdson. of the Washington Artillery,
urging them 10 let him know as soon as
possible whether they could accept the in-
yltauon extended, as the New Orleans can
n'ncers desired 10 make special arrange
ments 10 give them an elegant reception.
PETTY CKBTAm TO 90.
1t seems now quite certain that q suffi-
cen, number Of the men can make 1t con-
vcuient 10 90, and II such turns out TO be
Tie case the Howltzers will leave Rich
mont for New Orleans on Saturday, Feb
uaIy III, and will arrive there the follow
ius Monday. They will participate in the
paradewhich takes place on that day. Their
,tsy N the great southern city will proba-
tiy last three days and during that time
tley Will be the recipients of unbounded
1,..smialiy on the part Of their hosts, the
Washington Artillery.
Another meeting Of the battery and as
socston Will be held tuesday night for
the purpose Of making final arrangements
Tor the trip.
MOTIFS PROM THE REGIMENT.
he regular meeting Of the Board Of Cover
hOfs 20 TIE Military Club OF Virginia was held
~ lle begimeutial headquarters last night,
Aa,0' W. l. Simons presiding. All OF the board
s7i' present Acgion wss taken which will make
we meetings hereafter held by tbs club OF un-
N,.Al interest 10 The members.
oeeonI-leltenAnt John &. Marks, OF Com
Paal 2 WAS com missioned yesterday.
oeiKean,s o. T. sutton and r. y. Norris we're
sAeiuined Tor tue position Of sergeants last night
AL ptssei sausfGctOrliy
me fesding-ro0m Of the First regimont has
~ CIV a. he iustance OF AdJutAnt-GeRorsl
atDo'ai several valuable reports from the
Ntisi OF The Ordnance, tho Chief OF Engineers.
S S ,ho signal Corps Of tho War Department
-, - liN regiment has teen put on the lisls OF
~. ,s'eiAl oiilces Of tho War Department for
lt'uts publications o. military interest They
80 etpeci throagh the courtesy OF General No
Svuail 70 receive The reports Of the Smithsonian
iA'u'e9e AId OF tue IAte-ssving eorylce.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-11
pecember BY the Bishop q Roohester in

December by the Bishop Of Rochester in
the Cathedral in London
Mr. Schoolcraft goes for two years ss GU
rate 70 st. Georges (Battesea Park. Lon
don, with Rev. q. +. Wbitborne, NJ. A..
vicar. Al the expiration of two years he
viii return and reside permanently in New
York, where his experience gained through
his work among the poor Ia London will
doubtless be valuable.
The Bishop of Rochester has been very
kind to Dir. Schoolcraft, and when he gave
him his Letters Of Orders shook hands
with him, and said: "Mr. Sohooloraft.
will always take an interest in you--frst,
for yourself and, secondly, because You are
An American
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-11
oue Negro Cats Another.

late la,t night Willis Dabney and Robert
cremp (neeroes) became involved in o
d;f;cnlty al the corner of Jwenty-frst and
Main streets. which resultedin theformer's
being seriously cut on the head. Dabney
vent 10 the FIRST station-house and the
citv ambulance being called he was given
the necessary surgical attention and taken
10 his home on Pine street. -,
me wound, which was evidently IN
f,,cted with sharp instrument, and which
bled profnsely, IS q cash ABOUT ons ana
fhis morning Crump had not been arrested.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-11
THE FREeDMAN'S VILLAGE.
The Demoralized Condition of Colony OF
Negro Contrabsnds at Arlington.

Negro Contrabsnds at Arlington.
correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
ALEXANDRIA, Va, January 10, 1891.
If those Republicans in Congress ct
Washington who are so anxious about the
condition of the negro in the South would
use some of the energy that they throw
away on tho abuse of the South in looking
after the condition of the poor negro nearer
home they might do o great amount OF
good.
Just across the Potomac river. from
Washington on the Virginia shore lies the
United States military reservation at Ar
lington. On the lower end Of tho reserya;
ton is q settlement of negroes called
"Freedman's Village" settled during the
war by contrabands," living in little half
tumbled-down huts. The place has al
WAYS been an eye-sore, and has prevented
the settlement of that portion OF Alexan-
dria county bordering on the reservation.
Here live several hundred OF the most
vicious negroes in the Union, who exist
only by stealing and petty thleving, and
here are growing up hundreds OF negro
children who bid fair to be as vicious as
their elders, as they have no schools,
churches, or other means Of improvement,
and are in fact but few degrees removed
from thu condition OF o nativei African
savage.
NOT CITIZENS.
Tn To few years ago the State of Vir-
einia furnished schools for them, but these
were discontinued. as the negro paid no
taxes and helped in no manner t0 support
the schools, and in fact were not citizens
of the State, but live outside OF it:
Since then effort after effort has been
made to induce the Federal authorities at
Washington TO do something to aid the
negroes. but nothing has been done, and
mean while the condition of things there
goes steadily from bad to worse.
CONE on. KATE.
The lecturer and writer, Miss Kate Field,
is 10 establish newspaper, whose ONCE Is
to be in this city at 2l0 south Washington
street. A charter for the new concern.
which is TO be called the Kate Fed Wdsh-
isgton, was YESTERDAY granted ny dQMa !ss
Field Is the president, treasurer, and oil
rector Of the new concern.
Rev. DIR. ]. nj. Mercer, pastor OF the
Baptist church here. will preach his fare
well sermon tomorrow.
ANNIVERSARY SERMON.
The week of prayer. which commenced
here last SATURDAY., will end tonight, when
services will be held in the Baptist church.
The anniversary sermon of the Woman's
Missionary Society, will also be delivered
by the Rev. DIR. Green, of Washington-
These services have been well attended,
and the interest in them has increased
very much.
The Friday-Night Club gave one OF their
most delightful hops in McBuney's Hall
last night. A large throng was present,
many being from Washington, Baltimore,
and the neighboring country.
Miss Ruth Thompson, of Culpeper, Is
visiting her brother, MIR. j. 5. u. Thomp-
son, here.
Mr.. Noble Lindsey and wife have gone
10 the Arkansas Hot Springs. EsnAo.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-11
Peace TO IN. A.h.. Of John smith.

The cablegrsm received by Governor
Mckinney few days ago asking for con-
tributions TO the fund for restoring the
tomb of John Smith at st. Scpuichre
church, London, has been referred by him
to the Association for the Preservation OF
Virginia Antiquities.
This organization has decided to send .
contribution for tho preservation Of the
sepulchre of the famous colonist, and the
amount will be decided upon ct future
meeting of the Central Committee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-11
To Make the Crossing safer.

Alta session OF the Board Of Supervisors OF
Henrico county held yesterday among other
questions considered was that OF rendering saie
the Hermitage crossing on the Richm md, Fred
srlcksburg and Potomac railroad, where some
weeks ago Mr.. aud Mrs. Joseph Bryan. Miss
Marie Decca, and others made narrow escape
from death while returning to the city from
sIaburnum," Mr.. Bryan's home.
Major K. T. ID. Myers, representing the rail-
road com pany, appeared before the board and
snreeri ed that crossing at grade at the point
named could be obyiated by sinking the Lac OF
the Hermitage road 30 as 10 allow the railroad
70 cross above grade on o bridge. Mr.. Joseph
Bryan was requested BY the supervisors TO con-
fer with the railroad authorities touching INC
altar.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-11
Ma atiie.

Ma Petite.
lwritsen for the Dispstch.l
There Is little one love,
So good. so pure, so sweet. so kind.
Were / to seek the world around,
Ono like my love meier could ind.
NY little pet, my precious pearl.
Nv darling curly headed girl
Sweet Ethel.
love TO feel her dainty arms
So soft around my neck entvine;
To clasp my darling to my heart
And whisper, Ethel ever mine
To feel her kisses tender soft,
Upon my brow so weary Oft
Dear Ethel.
dream not what may me befall,
hut for nay love lover pray,
That JOY and peace walk hand In hand
And sfrev with Unrest flowers her way
That sorrow grim. nor cruel care
May never mar that face so fair
January. 1891. ELnAscF MuxR.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-11
,1.noh,.tsr Nevs Notes.

Communion will be administered al Meade
Memorial church this morning.
Mr.. Spencer I. Hancock has been detained a.
his homo since last Wednesday by severe al
tack OF acuts rheumatism.
Rev. Jsbez Hall will preach at the Bsinbrfdgs-
street Baptist church this afternoon a. $50
O'clock.
Mrs. J. w. Parker and Mrs sinton have re-
turned from pleasant trip 10 Baltimore. frsde-
rick. and Warrington.
Mr. Carroll Clarae. who has been detained st
nome for several months In consequence Oh SICK
mesa Is able 20 BE- out again.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-11

and were made by the famous house OF
Cox a Son. Though not so elapofh.e -
those of Roman Catholic bishop, tney aio
exceedingly handsomer. ma.
Bishop Randolph, Mr.. Thomas ro. ,s
and other Episcopal laymen VIII VISIT n. aS
bama 10 witness the conservation, sna
several members Of bis church VIII prooais,
bly, charter a Pullman-car and also v,s.'
Alabama to see their beloved pastor nono'-
II
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-11
MARRIED, But MOI OF ACE.
The Husband Charged With Procuring
I.rL..... L.


Perjury In Securing n LICENSE.
Robert jenkins was before the Police Court
yesterday charged with unlswfuliy and cor
'upuy saeotnlns And procurins John c. Aud 10
NouihN perjury By mGsiRg oath before Walter
SHl.uAn, deputy clork Of the Hastings Court
Wal Wal DORA CLAW Was twenty-one years Of age, In
~ =. % obtain marriage -lieense Tor Der, when,
- sse was only seventeen years Of age.
IDo prisoner aud Miss CLAW were married
$50. ih0ntht ago, and when the young lndyss
saivlA Who live In Philadelphia, heard OF the
,,o,, lhey were greatly incenssd. The
as..seI fastened 70 Richmond, ana upon inyss-
ss seuon u vas learned that John @. Aud hsd
40 =, s.es Miss Olsv Mas tsepty-one ysars ola,
d.. .hsi jenkins had been ipstrameatsi IN xet-
f.s ~ Iin 70 40 80 she then had tue prisoaer err
.,san 1T OiAs has returned 70 Phiiadsipnfs. sud
sens ~ "a, une the case hss been psndiae, As
wsst We Witnesses we're present yesterday 10
annasd upui January 18TH.
l,,ss .iapsslos, charged with entering shs
$500 y. sveoss IN NE house d Jsrnes ksys
As.snenhf tour shirts. two pair Of cnffs. tive
y Ian ,as and one pair u pants, wee ssst
as.sss n: aesa tooiorsd.) charged Win
ngse',s es,arbsncs 70 no annoy snes 81 re-
'~ nAsa v ana cost
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-11
a.rmnn.AmsrleAns to Meet.

A meeting of the Germsn-American AS
sociatlou OF Virgins, which was perma-
nsntly organized just after the, great cele-
bration in October, win be held AZ sanger
Hall tomorrow night at o'clocks Al
Germans and their desoenaants VII NO
Rossnegk IA president Of the association
and m Carl Ruehrmunn secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-11
tn NV Friends and Patrons.

have associated myself with Mr.. Henry
Cohen, of the Marble-Hall Clothing House
corner Fourteenth and Main streets, where
/ will be pleased TO see my old friends and
as many new ones as will favor me with
their patronage. will serve you with the
best Of goods at che lowest prices.
Thanking you for your past favors re-
Sol. WE'LL,
formerly with A. Greentree.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-11
January Dividend.

We nre informed by Messrs. George d.
Peasants 4 Son, Richmond agents of the
Iron-Belt Building and Loan Association,
of Roanoke, Va, General Fitzhugh Lee
president, that the checks covering the
semi-annual dividend on the paid-up stock
Of that association held in Richmond, were
received for delivery promptly on the
2d instant,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-11
Personal.

Mr.. J. Ellis Cook, who has been connect
ed with the piano and organ trade of our
city for the past ten years, has accepted a
position with us and will in future sell our
popular line Of musical instruments
throughout Virginia and North Carolina.
MANLY b. RAMOS Il Co..
eO3 Main street, Richmond, Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-11
Cydonin.

The daily use of this elegant toilet arti-
Gle viii keep the skin as soft rs an infants,
Tan. Sunburn. and Freckles.
Sold by all druggists at Is cents.
Polk MrILKn h Co.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-11

This record shows the closeness of the
contest and the general equality in the
skill of the players. =,
The Martinsyille Club propose to chal-
lenge the Richmond player. TO match
game at an early day. Such a meeting
would hardly be practicable just now,
Chess players in Danyilie and Lynch
same and there is much good play daily at
fhs ohess-rooms-Young Mems Christian
acknowledgment memb ers OF the Rich
mond club and their visitors 1t is. be-
lieyed that the next annual meeting OF the
state Association will bring together the
largest number of good players ever as
sembled in this city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-11

Tux IxnrrATme WoRsY Of CONSTANT
Cough insy be avoided, and much wear
and tear 81 The Lungs ana Threat curee y
usinr thai cafe and old-establishsd Fem-
edy. Or. y. Jsyne's Expsetorsns, wnieza
vii help you IN ell cssse * VouRns ~
0olda, and IN Affections q ~ 1nross sne
Lunss
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-11

lam preparing my catalogue of law
books for the next 1aw-Book sale, Par
ties wishing to add to the sale must let me
know at once they wish their books In
Guided in the published catalogue.
GEORGE W. MAYO, Auctioneer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-11

Rav Dr. II. n. Jackson vii leave this
c;fv some time next week, probably We'd
nesday, TO accept the position OF Aszistsnt
anal ssrmon Il Grace Episcopal church
sS IN confederation services win take place
"a 9aima. Ala. an January 2lst. Dx. Jack
sco's sDIccopal robes conc from London
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-11
A Rie Reduction.

We are Offering big inducements to those
in need of Underwear. Some grades 80 per
cent. discount. Ascot and Puff Scarfs re-
duced from 81 to soc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-11
THE cHEss-TouRNAMeNT SCORE.
Sir. KInnier the Champion-interest
Throughout the State.

The tournament of the Virginia Chess
Association was recently finished at Mar
tiusville. On account of the sickness OF a
visiting member the score could not be
citv although the contest had sufficiently
ADVANCED TO indicate the championship, as
annsunced in the Dispatch. The complete
score stands:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-11
OraanA.

The small amount of IS and then pay
ment Of a like sum each month can secure a
first-class Organ, stool, and book. Call at
the popular music store of Manly B. Ramos
4 Co., Main street, next to the corner Of
Ninth
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-11

Mr.. E. A. Stump, proprietor. Of the res
taurant ut the corner OF Eighth and Main
streets, will celebrate the anniversary OF
his opening tomorrow with splendld
free lunch to his friends.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-11
The Hebrew Home.

The annual meeting Of the Hebrew
Home for the Aged and Infrm of Rich
mond Will be held ct o'clock this after
noon at the Eleventh-Street synagogue.
There Is considerable business 10 Be At
tended to.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-11

among whose passengers were Rev. DIR.
Robert p. Kerr and wife and Miss Csyce:
The telegram stated that the Richmond
passengers were all well. DR.. Kerr and
party spent over two months travelling In
tho Holy Land.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-11
al. xlrk Acesnts ths cA

Raw. = o. Kirk, Of Clarksville, Va, has
accs,,fed the cali extended him BY tho
Howsrd's- Grove Baptist church ana VIII
take charge February ist.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-11

Have you q vacant lot you want sold
quickf II 80 place 1t with
JONES. SrxEL a Co.,
l1f1 east Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-11

II you want to sell your country property
place IT with JoSEs, SrYLL d Co..
I'LL east Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-11

United Banking and Building Company
allows per cent interest on deposits-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-11

II You have house you want rented
quick give it to JONES, STYLL Co.,
I'LL east Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-11

Dr. Kerr and Party Arrive In New York
Mr.. NJ. T. Smith lat night recsiysd :
telegram from NJ. Milton Ceyce, who is n
New York. whore he wont 70 meet lis
daughter on hss. return from epSoad, sn-
neencIne the saIe arrival 6 tks 6tEaslA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-11
Hossls. nULEa, oews. As

- = SSssst--r~t~@~t--~S~~
A GENTLEMAN IN ILL TN
N HEALTH WILL SELL FOR $500. ia
CASH, without exception the sefee4 most ger
SIC, reliable. handsome. fast TkoTIln0 hAkx.
sired q RED wilkes BE- s,e y ossrgs o wss; -
dallsh Chief, second dam Of Kats Thorn, sister
In blood TO the great Lady Them; vss foeled
May 10. 1888; vsighs 1890 pounds; square,
level trotser needs ~ boess Or veights: does
not shy or pull safe Tor most tinid persoe;
Termed: $40 nss a. nns sirain Of bieod d hss
veins IS can - traced - sny uetter - ths aoe;
viii mako valuable mAts feg roo4 q Geck
purposss; showed thrss heats wtsn puychass1
Tor Sl.l7s one year ego ~ Lexington. ~, n
as7h. 2esh, AS, and sAe y much better
isctiy safe, ssntis and kisd, ana - sros fulI slIs
nzS0or no sale tine Shown and Allow ysspeonl-
Bile party satisfactory triAi. xog fusthsr tn1psmar
ton call on my Green 6 M Private Sable
Ds o. Paul street. neAr uaro1otn o1oe4 Dek>1,
TOR SALE, A 8Ix,YRAR- old -
IL MARI, psrssc41y seund aaa eoneko <@5k
tvnl sssszs ffios 5iek Ass il1N{ lqe4Y
is ii-ir lisl ssss - ~;
IT HAVE 4 GOOD noUNU -,
smaller mai; nssss ssi;aSis e. NJ - a. =
sea q eloanofs Hteblee, ulovon1n $500 ~
lwesa 1ypa1 "a MssgAslh II
EOR sAx.a QlIRAP. 8 01Iils
uus xzwvsuzs.Azals !.
Az I'm -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-11

NIB. Fielding and Charles II. Cromwell,
recently appointed receivers of the
Atlantic and Dsnville railroad, to-day filed
their bond.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-11
THE COUPON JURY.
PAINFULLY INJURED.

To-day a steam-pipe connected with the
boiler in the American Peanut Company's
factory burst and the escaping steam caused
panic among the hands. One OF them. a
colored woman named Annie Elliott,
jumped from the second STORY window and
striking upon pile of lumber was pain
fnllv injured.