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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-17
PLEASURES FOR THE PEOPLE.
Academy and Theatre Last NiGht-sIr.
IJttie's Lecture Tonight.


Li,tie's Lecture Tonight.
The Academy of Music contained good
audience last night to witness the iaugha-
bic performance Of j. c. Stewart, the tat
comedian. and his excellent comedy CON-
1,9,iv in .'The Fat Mems Club" There was
ineessant laughter and applause from ne
rise of the curtain on the first act till the
fall OF it on tue last.
1.-THE Fat Mems Club" is an operate eX-
trayaganza, or as same would say, musl-
cal farce-comedy. IF an original type. pure
in every detail. The company Is composed
of some of the best musical and specially
talent on the comedy stage.
Mr. Stewart rs Professor Baton, the hen-
pecked and misled husband, Is the same
iolly. oualnt. andpOmpously funny Stewart
as of old. Charles NJ. Ernest as Barnaby
Peters was good and sang with fine effect.
Daisy Ramsden Warner as the Ambitious
Actress was quite clever and danced her
self INTO the good graces OF the entire
audience. Miss Beverly rendered some
fire vocal selections, and the song trio.
Messrs. Meehan, Rabfeld, and Morgan,
delighted the audience. The Albion
brothers performed some most marvellous
acrObatic feats. The piece will be repeated
this and tomorrow nights ana at the
special Wednesday matinee.
RICHMOND TIE rRE.
The Moss Family gave fast night very
pleasing performance. 1t consisted chiefly
of music and they gave some very delight
full numbers from variety OF instruments
and some of singular size and shape, but
from all they extracted "a concord OF
sweet sounds" May and Bertha are
pretty girls, and in addition 10 their musi-
cal accomplishments have considerable
dramatic ability.
The sale Of seats for Rose Hills English
Folly Company opens this morning.
I'm. c. A. ENrERTAISlEENT COURSE.
Mr.. George Z. Little. who was to have
given Chalk Talk at the Young Mems
Christian Association last Thursday night,
but on account of the inclement weather
postponed it. will appear at the Ass0cia-
ton Hall tonight The entertainment
bids fair 10 be one Of the most interest
ing and instructive IN the course. Alr.
Little is a talented man, and in a moment
be sketches men, fruits, animals, and
birds, while his cartoons ars said TO be
equal 10 Nasts.
Mr.. Little kindly consented 70 telk to
the students Of Smithdeal College yester-
day, and with his piece OF chalk will de-
liver an address to the scholars at the
High School this afternoon. HIS last Gp-
pearance viii be made at the hall of the
association, Sixth and Main streets. to-
night at q o'clock. aud as the members Of
the association Will DO admitted free OF
charge, they should 60 and see the man
who talks with his chalk.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-17

mittee recommended that the petition be
Mr. stratton inquired WHY the alley boz
tween Eighth and Ninth. north OF LeiRn
street, had not been opened after being
ordered by the Council.
Colonel Cutshaw explained that the
fbutting property owners had agreed 70
pay for house In tho alley which hal
never been done. no one being willing to
collect the money.
number of property-holders on Broad
street between Fifth and Ninth wanted
20 put downg ranolithic pavement IN front
OF their stores, and asked what action
would be necessary. The City Engineer
told Mr. Strntton that II any person would
irop him a note he would gladly supervise
the work, which would be at their ex-
pcnsc.
i.osEY ron STREETS.
Mr.. n. I. Carter suggested that the COM
nittee make some recommendation IN re-
gard to the invitation of the Chairman OF
the Finance Committee; that they express
some opinion rs TO how money isr tho
streets should be raised.
Mr. GRAY said that he had spoken TO
number of large property-owners, and that
they were in favor OF on increase OF taxes
TO be applied to the improvement OF the
streets.
Sir. Curtis stated that Dir. Hargroye had
told him that he was in favor ot a III pc,
cent. Increase-the revenue OF each ward
to be applied to the improvement OF the
streets therein.
II was suggested that the Street Com
nittee make fight for large approprla-
ton when the budget came up.
Mr.. II. l.. Carter deprecated the tying up
oe The budget so that bills cannot be paiu
as a hardship upon citizens;
The matter was discussed at length, out
no action wGk taken.
Adjourned. 0:45 p. NJ, after ordering the
payment of bills.
Grounds and Buildings.
The weekly meeting of the Grounds and
RuiIdings Committee was held last night
In the CITY Engineers Office.
The lease Of SeabrOok's warehouse NJ q
monthly rental of SllS.70 was renewed tor
period of three years TO the present
lessees. 1t may. however, he terminated
by either party upon reasonable hotice'
FINIsHING THE CITY HALL.
The resolution introduced by Mr.. Fer
pussop at the last meeting OF the Common
Council and referred TO the committee al
loving the new City Hall to be hnlsned by
contract as far as practicable, was taken
". ~ C.,-.;o ro,.o1 4Lo.i 3,
be fn,shed on such plan as in the judg-
ment OF the committee the interests of the
city demand.
ibis latter was adopted. Messrs. Brander,
Curtis FERGUSON. Houston, ana Philips
voting IN the affirmative, and Messrs. Iur-
pin and Taylor in the negative.
The committee will meet az o'clock
next Friday night to confer with, members
of the Howltzers IN regard to On appro-
prlation for an addition to their afmory.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-17
IN THE HENRlco COURT.
Another Indictment Against Martha
The PInel Case-Convicte.l of burglary.

Another Indictment Against Martha
The Pinel Case-Convicted of Burglary.
The grand Jury Of Henrico county
Yesterday brought in true bin of indiet-
ment against Martha King (colored) for
a mis1emeanor. Martha is the woman
who WAS indicted few days ago for beat
ing to death her adopted daughter, Mary
King.
The grand jury was discharged for tho
term. In the matter of Pinel Hospital
against which complaint was made by
some OF tie residents Of that section, the
jury made no preSentmcnt. The case was
therefore dismissed.
walter Brown, negro youth, was also
tried by the County Court yesterday for
breaking and entering in the nighttime
the chicken-hopse Of w. L. Bass and steal
ing one lot of chickens. He was sentenced
to two years in the penitentiary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-17
MRS. M'KINNeY AS CHAIRMAN.
She Consents to Act ia Charge Of shs
Flower Committee.

A meeting of the Executive Coinfnit,tseo
OF the ladies interested IN the Cerniva ae
la Mer, 10 be gwen for the. benefit OF INC
Woman's Christian Association, was hetd
yesterday at IL o'clock at the Young men
Christian Association.
apuoipted Il was decided to have flower
committee, and number of LADIES' were ei'
delegated to wait upon Mrs. ?. W; Mckin-
ney and invite her 10 accept its chairman nan
ship as representative OF the Pre1Dyte-
rian Church. This Mrs. Mckinney consent
cd to do.
The carnival will probably last Yen OK
twelve days, at the expiration OF WIFI
the ladies free Of charge TO the Richmond
Light Infantry Blues for their fair. ms
is done In view of the courteous manner
in which the Blues consented 70 postpohe
their fair until after the carnival.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-17
THE JUSTICES MONDAY DOCKET.
The Most Important Cases Before the
Police Court Yesterday.

Thomas Young (coloredl was before the
Police Court yesterday charged with at
tempting to shoot William Mhsher with a
pistol Misher testified that he was in
Jim Jenkins's place SUNDAY morning play
ing pool and the accused struck hun with
q billiard-cue. Young was put out the
house, but on getting into the alley drew
a pistol and threatened to shoot him. The
accused stated that the pistol was not
loaded and was also out of repair. lie
gave it TO friend and told Misher 10 come
out and fight fairly. Justice Crutchheld
fined both Young and MIsher $3.50 each.
jenkins, who was in the courtroom, was
also fined $3.50 and costs for keeping his
pool-room open on Sunday.
Dick johnson (colored), the negro whose
arrest was reported in the DISPATCH OF
Sunday. was charged with assaulting and
beating Alice Johnson in the street. The
woman was so badly injured that she was
unable to appear in court, and the case was
continued until the 25th.
James Barton. proprietor of the Broad
Street Opera House, was charged with
selling liquor to W. Monroe, minor.
Monroe testified. however, that he did not
get any liquor from Barton, but from
friend, and the case was dismissed.
Henry Pavne (coiored) was fined 500 for
carrying a concealed weapon-a razor.
w. F. Barnes, Charles Kingsley. and
Isaac MeReed (colored) were fined IS and
costs each for being drunk on Sunday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-17
THEY ENDORSE Mp. WENz=L.
Garman-Amerieans Urge His appoint
ment-The Coming Summernachts Vest.

ment-1he coming sum ncrnacnts cest.
A called meeting Of the Germau-Ameri-
can Association was held last night 81
Sanger Hall. Mr.. Alfred Won n. Rosenegk
presided. and in the absence OF Mr. Ruehr-
mund. NJ @. 4. LOehr acted as secretary.
committee Of FIVE, consisting OF Iessrs.
Hermann Schuricht chairman. Z. G..
Ehel. William II. Zimmerman, Hermann
Schmidt, and trit2 SIt;erding, were ap-
pointed 10 wait On the City Treasurer cor
t8e proper officials and urge tho appoint
ment Of Mr.. Henry Wcnzei 70 tho position
Of clerk to the Treasurer recently vacated
10y Mr.. J.. Is. GTymcs.
Those present all declared themselves in
favor OF Nr. Weuzc. for this Offce. and ex-
pressed their determination To use thelr
influence 10 secure bis appointment.
The s'ummernachts Fest. 10 be given bv
the Germans on the ni2ht of Whit-Mon-
day at sanger Hall. was also discussed.
and the members Of tho as ISOLATION were
requested 10 use their influence 10 make it
q success. The occasion VIII doubtless be
brilliant one. Il VIII open vita con-
cert and amescur theatricals. II the wee
Their Is clear those attending will assemble
in the becr-caTdcl, wherc refreshments
viii he served, after wElch dancing will be
induced iu.
Other routine business was transacted
by the meeting. when adjourned q few
minutes before I'D O'Clock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-17
pREssNa-Ro9,ls To pRnIrcr.

Tho petition Of Mr. I. d. Card,za that
he be allowed IN building o new store al
No. east Broad street 10 have two dress
ing-rooms project three feet over and
twelve feet eboyo the alley in the rear was
referred to the City Attorney and En-
gineer Tor the preparation Of an ordinance.
. Mr. Robert Fleming. one Of the cart
hands. was on motion Of the Chair allowed
full pay for time lost IN consequence of in
juues received while az work.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-17
A Nice co,cer,

The Old Dominion Quartette Club gave
q very enjoyable concert last night al tho
Young Mems Christian Association for the
benefit Of the Retreat for the Sick. About
four hundred and fifty persons were pres
ent. and the musical selections were much
enjoyed. w.
Messrs. Charles Eubank, Louis pizzinj.
and Misses ANIME Hammer and Lizzie
Armistead sung several beautiful solos
while duets were also rendered By mem.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-17

Minor poindexter. colored man about
fifty years old, who resided al No. ITO
Jay street. died suddenly of heart dtsease
SUNDAY. Poindexter was switohmau on
the chesapeake and Ohio railway and was
married.
Coroner Taylor viewed his remaina Int
ueemeu an inquest unnecessary. as death
resulted from natural CAUSES.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-17
Richmond Lodgc. 30. 4.

Az The regular meeting of this lodge last
night the members were enthusiastic over
the proposed Baltimore trip and Secretary
Tucker was especially deputized to pro
coed in advance of the 0dd-Fellows to
assist Mr.. Sylyanus Stokes in receiving his
guests upon their arrival. There VIII he
an especial addition to the regular Wed
nesday train which carries the Odd-Fei-
lows.
The first and second degrees we're con-
ferred on several candidates.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-17
capture Of . chIoA en-rhief

A negro who give the name of Psul
Rowictt was arrested early yesterday
morning by Policeman Kerse on Twenty
Eeyenth street near Clay with q lot OF live
fowls IN his possession.
When questioned about the chickens the
prisoner made contradictory sfnfsments.
and the Officer being satisfied that ths
fowl were stolen carried the man 70 the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-17
SECRETARY SOON TO COME.
sIr. Candlish Released from the New York
Association to Come Here.

MIR. Alexander Candlish. who was recent
~ elected secretary of the Young Mems
Chistian Association OF this city to fill tho
vacancy caused by the death of the Ia
mented I. ID. Wilkinson. will probably as
sumo the duties of his new position the
latter part of this week.
ar. S. w. Trayers. president of the
Board of Directors of the association here.
Yesterday received letter from the New
York ASSOCIATION which stated that Mr..
Candlish would be released from his posi-
ton of assistant secretary TO-DAY. III o
letter further stated that Mr.. Can0-
lish's release was effected from no d, =
sire to part with him, but because it was
known that he was ANXIOUS to commence
his duties IN new field.
Mr.. Candlish was also highly compli-
mented in the letter. which stated that he
was specially qualified for the work be was
about to assume, as he had a peculiar
knack of winning the love and respect Of
bows aud young men.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-17
Au.nd.ome Donation.

Mr.. P. Whitlock last week donated y, 200
to the Hebrew Orphans Home, located at
Atlanta, Ga, which is supported by Dis
trct Grand Lodge. No. 5. Bnsi Birth, TO
which Richmond IL attached.
At the meeting of Rimmon Lodge Sun
day night hlr. Whitlock was presented with
a handsomeIy-fram honorary life-mem-
bership in the Home. Senator Lovenstein
made the presentation TO which Mr.. Whit
lock responded appropriately.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-17
Whx Onr Rnte IS Iiigh.

DR.. Oppenhimcr. President of the Board
of Health. was shown on yesterday COM
parative statement made up from the cen
sus figures showing the mortality of the
leading cities in America. Richmond
stands fifth in the list. Upon asking the
Doctor for an explanation, he replied that
this result was due TO two causes-frst,
the mortuary report was based upon. an
incorrect census; and second, TO the. fact
OF large negro population i'll our midst.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-17
Big Sunday Crowds.

The people of Richmond utilized the
splendid weather of last Sunday TO give
themselves an airing-which the rain OF
many days previous had denied them. They
patronized the street-cars 10 sn unusual ex-
tent. The Manchester electric cars were
narticularly crowded. Thousands of peo-
ule crossed the new Fifth Street viaduct
and visited Chestnut and Chelsea Hill.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-17
Peculiar

To itsslf In many important psrtisu'ars' Hoods
Garsapxrilia 10 different from and superior 70 my
other medicine.
Peculiar rs combination, proportion nnd PREP
sration Of ingredients, Hoods saSsspsriila pos
scssss the full curative vsios Of ths best known
remedies of tho vegetable kingiom.
Peculiar IN its medicinal merit Hoods sarsopa-
rfila accompanies cures hitherto unknown
Peculiar in strength and economy = Hoods sar-
sapariIiz Is the only medicine Of which can Truly
DO ssid, 100 doses one dollar Medicines In iArser
and smaller bottles require larger doses. and 40
not produce as good results - Hoods safsaparia-
Peculiar In It's " good nsme AZ homo - nefeis
moro Of Hoods ssrsspsriIis sold In Lowell, where
II is made than OF all other blood purifiers.
Peculiar In iis phenomenal record OF sales
abroad, no other preparation has ever attained
such popularity In so short time. DO not DO IN
dueed to take any other preparation Besurstogss
Hoods SarsapaFisIa
Sold by all druggists. 81; sir fOrss. Preparsaony
BY I. HOOD 9 CO., Aposheearies, lowell ase''
100 Doses Ono Dollar
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-17
BaaGn.
81. Patrlck's Day TO Bs Celebrated as It
Has Not Been for Years.

st. Patr.ck's Day in tho morning. O.
this writing (l:S0 a. u. ,. has lad an un-
pTece1ented opening
The weather IS mIld and spTing-like. no
wind - blowing, and from present lndicl
lions there win be none Of those ftsul
changes Attendant upon tie day of tao
patron SAINT. and winch may almost be
said 70 be a Characteristic Of the true
Irishmar himself.
The programme for the days observance.
published IN Sundays DtsPlTcU, consists
81 parade and divine services at 81.
fatIick,9 church tins morning and ban
quet at Sanger Hall tonight.
The celebration viii undoubtedly DO
worthy Of the day and all will be Glad that
ior once the day VIII h. as fair as tho fame
of the good ST. Patrick himself.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-17
DRINTON HOTEL, WITH ALL
THE FURNlGJtE
AT ASHLAND, VA, FOR sALEAT AUCTION

By the request Of the owners vaTl eI g.
public auction, on the premise, .l
TUESDAY. AlAEcH -. ls-L
at 2 O'Clock r. NJ, the weI-kr ..r flNDUy
HOUSE, with ell Is III RNlIl I-, ..... re-
Ashland. Va, sixteen miles .u. EHr.
Va, on the Richmond, Frederic ug 90 pa.
tomao railroad.
Ashland Is pleasant and thriving HN-. r'l
schools and churches and ilf.r'a s-l-.r
home for ,ify people. This h0tc 10 ari l-i ~
vOrably known and we'll patrOulD'L lt--f lT
large grounds sttaghe ~ b the hotel, rs
be sold AZ n whole or Ia separate lo.e a' r'I
deemed best as the sine Of sale. Ihe-H .i.I
facility for going % andirom Ashlar .- .r .'l
daily trains on the Richmond, Fr'.er1l- g
and Potomac railroad.
This sale offers a rare opportunity t -'.
good business or make 6 good Invest
Leave Richmond On the ll:J2 4. ta- 81. =
turn at $50 p. N.
Terms At sale. and accOmmoiat-t
X. B. CHAfFiN & CO., AI.ilase.
NH 15,l7, ,23.25..sT .2s.IgEJl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-17

Mrs. Lucy III. Johnson. wife of Mr.. B. F.
johnson, the well-known publisher, died
yesterday morning Of her husbands resi-
dence. No. 2l9 north Nineteenth street.
Mrs. Johnson had been in feeble health for
long while. but was able to be out
driving last week. The funeral will take
place from the Leieh-Street Baptist church
at 10 O'Clock this morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-17
Mr.. mnrcslIns $. aureh Dead.

Mr. Marcellus s. Burch. fuel-clerk at the
gas-house. died at his residence. No. 1913
Williamsburg avenue. yesterday, in the
thirty-frst year of his age. Deceased was
q member of the Royal Arcanum. Legion
of Honor. and SexeDniel League. HIS
funeral will take place from Denny-Street
Methodist church tomorrow at o'clock
II AZ
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-17
EIehmoad Ledrr nf ElI,a.

The following officers were elected al
the meeting Of Richmond Lodge. No. as.
Benevolent and Protective Order OF Els,
held last night: julius Straus. exalted
ruler; 1. K. A. Burge, esteemed LEADING
knight; George w. Epps. esteemed Ioyal
knight; X. w. Courtney, esteemed lee
turing knight; ]. -. Angle, secretary: II.
z. Burke, treasurer; ID. n. Brimmer. tiler:
1. Lovenstein. esquire; William sherrick'
inner guard; w. u. Moses. organi4t: Juan
a. Pizzinl, chaplain William Mann. g.
Eyensen, and /. e. Leath. trustees; Charles
d. Angle, representative to the Grand
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-17
Beer Depot SOFA.

A deed Of bargain and sale from The
Continental Brewing Company To the
Robert Portner Brewing tornpany WINS
yesterday recorded 10 the Clerks Office IN
the Cbancery Court. The property corr.
veycd IS the Richmond depot and business
Of the Continental Company, for which tie
snm Of $4,000 is 20 be paid.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-17
-Wor,l-Chain sv.tem.

Professor Philip Fl. Mueller will deliver
a tree lecture Thursday afternoon at 4:s0
o'clock at the Young Mems Christian Asso-
cation. His subject will be German by
the Word Chain System, and be will dis
cnss the. aid rendered the memory by the
npplicption OF mnemnnics.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-17
A Mechanics LIEN Causes a Suit for
Damages.

A suit for 5000 damages was brought in
the City Circuit Court yesterday by Mel
vile Moore against ". $. Rolin, Of Man
chester. The declaration has not been filed,
but blr. Moore charges that Mr.. Rolin.
without cause and unlawfully. put ne
chanic's lien upon certain houses plaintiff
is building for the Virginia Land and Loan
COMPANY. Mr.. Rollins is q brickmakcr,
and il is alleged that be put a mechanics
became displeased about something and
sent Rolin word by the brickiayer that be
would not use any more of ms (Rolin's)
bricks
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-17

TRUSTEES AUCTION SsIr
Il o.
Two-sTORY FRAME DWUir.
No. 30 COLITS sTGE..

BY virtue Of deed Of trlsf. .a,.l i.,-..,
1859, and recorded in tho l....r ..s =
mond Ch-ncery COurf. ln U--fl .I. .. -.
243. and NJ the request Df r-. ...
fault having been male n H. tt
portion OF the debt secured. G.F I'd .'..l'
lie auction, on the pFcmis, oH
FRIDAY, MAalI.'. lsrI.
AZ 4 o'clockP. ~, the REAL E.It ..--,,.-
said deed az Tint certain DIS, r.... ..,.-.. !.
lond lying and being m tl. r.... H...
Va. on the north side ~ tl'f..... t..
bounded as follows Comu.U. .F.. ..... b..
tant ia feet from the intD.-
line 81 COutts street Ui;h tas rt.f tu
Paul svcct and running along u.
COutts street in 70 westerly rr ..-
thence back az right 90 ri.- .r.
lines In a northerlS -dir--t.. ..I'..
This property IL in p lse. . Hr.,-t
good tenants ~ good rental Con-. c. ... ..,.
chase q bargain.
TEKHs While the dcri relg pol .lt o.. f..t
about $500 AMI exp n-es, I.fe .r.. t..--.
may DO announced "a sale.
GEORGE e. fft.,E.
J.. I'LL IfE
j.. J.. lAlIAtE4rt
l....s
E. C. TENEY, Auctionee- -AIs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-17
ByJ. II. Valentino, Auctioneer,
1886 east Main street.
CILVERW WARE, FURNITURE,
- STOVES, TINWARE, CROCKERY AND
GLASSWARE, MATS, NOTIONS,
&C., AT AUCTION.

TO-DAY At 101S O'CLOCK
% dozen RODGERs'S GOODS, slightly damaged
by fire, consisting Of TABLE and TEA
SPOONS, KNIVES, and FORKS, SUGAR
SPOONS, &c;
SIS dozen ASSORTED DIsH-PANS;
General assortment CkOCKERY, and CLASS
WARE, such as PLATES, HOTEL DISHES,
CRUEfS, SALTS, &C:
20 dozen WASH-BAsINS, GLASS Mugs, &c;
. SHOWCASES, . WIRE COTS, BEDSIEADS;
BUREAUS. CHAIRS, NASHSTANDS, TABLES:
good COON STOVE, / NEW CAkPET;
] BOOKCASE, 1 set BOOK-SHELYES;
80 pair PANTS, assorted quality;
10 SUITS MEMS and BOYS CL0rHlNG;
A splendid assortment OF HATS, NOTIONS, and
other MISCELLANEOUS GOODS.
NH II j. II. VALENTINE, AGctioneer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-17
RAILWAY STRIKE IN ATLANTA.
The Richmond aud Danvlile Road Intc-
rested to Some Extent.
fp.- t,io,-,,t e. ~, y,is.......

ATLANTA, Ga. March lG.-Forty-two yard
men and switchmen Of the Central rai.roed
struck to-day. These men, with others
employed IN the same capacity by the
Georgia railroad, the Georgia Pacific. and
the Richmond and Danville roads, made q
demand for an increase Of wages. The
Central men are still out. They demand
the reinstatement of Two discharged men
and increased wages. Men viii arrive from
the Savannsh yards tomorrow to take their
places.