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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-03
THE ANTLcLsveLANo CLUB MEETS.
A Number OF New Members Elected and
Several Speeches Made.


Several Speeches Made.
A quito woll-attended meeting OF the Anti
Cleveland Club was held In the Hustings-'onr'
room last night, Mr.. james Gibbons, tho Jeuer-
son Ward vice-president, in the chair. In tne
absence Of Mr.. g. McD. Blake, the secretary
Mr.. Joseph Shelton acted in that capacity.
Eighty-ive new members we're elected.
WHY HE PREFERS HILL
Mr.. NJ. A. Braxton addressed the meeting ana
presented his reason os 10 why II woGlh oe P,o- P
ferable to nominate Mr.. Hill rather than Mr.
Cleveland. He criticized W. 0Ferralis cours.
In the New York o)ntssttd 4 election case, III u
said that he considered it ioily TO nominate
man who bad lost his own state and city, anu nau
robbed the Democratic party OF two-thirds ot 'ne
Offices IL was entitled 20. He was very severe ON
Mr.. Cleveland for his appointment OF negro as
Registrar Of Deeds.
ar. William M. Woody spoke next and urged
that the nomination OF Mr.. Cleveland would pe
injudicious. He believed that II David Is. I'm
was nominated the party would get what " was
entitled 20. The speaker was not an anti-Cleve-
land man, but was for lin. He urged that dele
gates be elected 10 Chicago who would noininate
n Democrat. There was. he said, sentiment
among the working people which demanded
for thinking that the nomination Of NJ. Cleye-
land would leopardize the success OF the party,
ana closed by saying that be was not welded 10
any special man, but was Democrat.
WANT AN uSPLEpGED DELEdATToN.
Mr. II. X. Pollard followed Mr.. Woody. He be-
gan by asking II any one thought that II c,eve-
land had been the late Governor OF New YORK
the machinery OF the government IN tne
Empire State would now be Democratic. lie
paid high compliment 70 Mr.. Hills administra-
tion. and said that he believed in putting tne
machine TO work, and working it for All u -
worth. He did not belong TO the "dandy pom
ticians who would tell you who 70 nominate, put
when the time came for the elbow-touch aud Tor
- moi n
knew the sentiment OF Richmond, aud IT was nor
straight-out nomination. In a store he visited
few DAYS ago eight out Of ten Of the employees
told him TO put their names down as voting Tor
an unpledged delegation 10 Chicago. lie thought
the party would run great risk In nominating
MIR. Cleveland.
Mr.. William II. Sands was the next speaker.
He said he was opposed to Mr.. Cleveland be-
cause OF the disOrganzing tendencies OF d
course. IL there was anything he admired IL
was party man. IL the voters OF this district
did their duty they would send men 10 the state
convention VINO would choose an uninstrucled
delegation to Chicago.
Mr. John A. Curtis was the last speaker. lie
urged the club 20 90 10 work and show the peo-
pie that they represented the sentiment oil the
community.
on motion, the Executive Committee was In
structed 10 meet Wednesday night AZ the same
place, and the meeting adjourned, subject 10 the
call OF that committee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-03
They Never Fail.

J.N. Harris, Fulton Market, New York
city, says
ii have been using Brandreth's Pills for
the last fifteen years. There Is nothing
equal TO them as blood purifiers and liver
regulators. But wish to state how re-
markably they cure rheumatism and how
easily: was affected by rheumatism in
the legs. My business (wnolesale fish
dealer) naturally leads me TO damp places.
| could not walk. and at night ! suffered
feartully. | tried balsams, sarsapariilas,
and all kinds of tinctures. but they did
me no good and | was afraid OF being a
cripple. finally commenced using Bran
dreth's Pills. / took two every night tor
ten nights, then | began 10 improve.
continued taking them for forty days and
| got entirely well. Now, whenever sick,
| take Brandreth's Pills. They never fail. y
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-03
CONFEDERATE MASS-MEETlNG.
Rev. Frank stringfeilow and DIR. Hunter
Mcclure TO Speak.

The Confederate mass-meeting at the Young
Mems Christian Association Hall tonight, under
the auspices Of t6tiadies OF the Hollywood Me-
mortal Association, whose twenty-sixth ami
yersary 1t celebrates, promises to be exceedingly
interesting. Mayor Ellyson will preside, ans
Kew. frank stringfellow and DR.. Hunter McGgire
will deliver addresses. The occasion will mark
the tgenty-.ixth anniversary ot The organiza-
lion OF the association, and the ladies' propose to
hold a similar meeting each year In order TO per-
petuate with the young the memories OF the Con-
;ederate dead, and the principles Tor which they
laid down their lives
The musical programme will be very attrac-
tive. embracing an umber OF stirring Confederate
war sopes This will be under the supervision
OF Captain Frank Cunningham, while MAJOR Z.
OBJ. Cowardi, and Mr. Polk Miller VIII have
charge OF the full chorus.
The members Of Lee and Pickett Camps, In
uniforms IL possible, will meet al their respec-
tive headauariers at 7:30 O'Clock this evening
promptly 20 proceed In q body TO the hall A
drum-corps will accompany each command.
The entertainment will be absolutely free, ana
there will be no reserved seats except Tor the
camps.
meeting to-day at noon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-03
WIVES Asking for Divorces.

Miss Carrie f. May. formerly an actress al
Putnams Theatre Comique under the nom d,
DfuEss Of Carrie Abbott, on Saturday instituted
suit IN the Chancery Court through her attorney,
Mr.. Samuel NJ. Page, 70 have her marriage with
William T.. Ryer, OF PitIsburg, Pa. annulled
Miss Abbot ana Mr.. Ryer were married March
25th, and the groom only remained in Richmonl
with his bride about ten days, aud then suddenly
departed. Soon aiterward the police authorize.
here learned that Ryer had a wife aud seyera
children in Pittsburg, and a warrant was issued
Tor his arrest for bgamy, for which he Will be
tried as soon as he iscaptured
MIR. Page on Saturday also Instituted suit IN
behalf OF Mrs. Minnie +. Landrum for divorce
from the bed and board OF Walter Il. Landrum
Cruelty and neglect ara the grounds upon
which action is based. An injunction was Sc
cured to restrain the husband from interfering
with his 1O-months-Old child while the suit IL
pending. MIR. Landrum was engaged In rail
roading. Mrs. Landrums maiden name was At
kins. She and the child are living on oregon
Iill
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-03
nIesseh hy tho Rishon.

The business meeting Of the McGin Union was
held last night. As soon rs the meeting was
called 10 order al those present adjourned 10 the
episcopal residence to bid goodbye 10 Bishop
Van de.vyyer. who leaves for Rome to-day. The
! Right Rev bishop delivered an able and in
structiye address. al the conclusion OF which he
impaired his blessing 10 the members
On resuming the regular business at the
rooms the principal topic discussed was the
coming outing or picnic on Whit Monday. The
place selected is Tree Hill, where the Union had
80 delightful reunion last year. Baseball,
football. shooting, and various other games will
be provided. and splendid time is Anticipated.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-03

ment-the national, tho State, and. the munich
pai--and described the various departments
and rules pertaining 10 each In his concluding
remarks he said that politict,ns we're freiuenty
spoken OF IN a derngatory manner, but that their
mission was In reality noble one, hnd that IN
hts opinion their usefulness was second only 70
that Of the clergy. Some OF them are bad, OK
course, but exceptions should not maac the ruie
Their object was % secure good government. Az
the conclusion OF his address he was Literally
applaudcd.
Professor Boatwright, Of Richmond College.
In graceful speech returned thanks 10 tne
speaker for the lecture, after which few
minutes for social chat was allowed the boys
md girls
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-03
The Reading of Mr. smith and Mr.. Page
Tonight.

As has been announced, Mr.. f. Hopkinson
Smith and Mr.. Thomas Nelson Page Will to-nlg ght
at o'clock give Joint reading ir9m their works
for the benei, Of the Rosemary Public Library.
IL is expected that & large audience VIII greet
these gentlemen, as their joint readings nave
been feature OF literary entertainment IN New
York, Boston, aud other large northern cltles
this spring. Their series OF readings III
Chickcrlng Hall, Boston, and IN Days Theatre,
New York, in January and February, delighted
the people Of those cities, ana the press de-
clared that they marked an epoch in such enter
fatu
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-03

tsrpons-s beautiful nsh which inhabits tie Wa
ters OF that state. One OF Mr. Jones victims
tipped the scales at 153 pounds. while the others
weighed 1875 and lS pounds. respectively. Inc
length and It's scales, which glisten almost iike
silver. are at least an inch and q bali In diane.
ter. Mr.. Jones caught all OF the Dsh with roi
and . three-ply silk line. Gao OF them amused
him for two hours and forty minutes, out tne
angler finally worried /, down and successfully
landed tho dcuizcn OF the dcsp. The incsy nsn.
ermen IL having two OF the fsh mounted and
they will be sent 10 Richmond shortly.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-03
Death Of MIR. william II. Turpin.

Mr. wilnam II. Turpin, brother Of Auditor
Miles Turpin. and father OF Mr.. William NJ. Tus-
pln MON Der OF the Board OF Aldermen and Of
the Richmond Bar, died at his residence in this
city, yesterday. at $40 T.. Nj, IN the 10Th year
OF his age. FOR almost nfty years Mr. Turpln
had been engaged in tho seed business at No
1926 cas-, sln street. until within the last twelve
months his feeble health compelled him 10 re-
tire. lie was oil Quot, modest disposition and
OF exceptional gontleness Of manner. Ills stef-
ling qualities and unobtrusive piety made him
generally beloved. The funeral takes place this
afternoon at 4:30 o'clock from the First Baptist
Church, OF which he was q member Tor thirty
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-03

r. B. CHAFFIN 6 CO., Al p. NJ. trustees sale
Of three dwellings and 1872 feet Of ground On
Decatur street, in Chesterfield county, near
Manchester,
W. B. FRAYSER, IL A. NJ, trustees sale ~
horses, wagons. ana implements on Will
lamsburg road, Fast Richmond.
DENOON, TUPPER s. co, q Z. VI, two-story-
and-basement dwelllng-No. 037 north Fifth
street.
SUTTON & CO., ~ r. NJ. trustees sale OF brick
dwelling No. Oh north Ihirtieth street be.
tvesn Clay ana Leigh streets.
GEORGE W. MAYO, 1Oj5 A. NJ, trustees ealo
Of groceries. horse. wagon, buggy, &C., al No.
720 west Broad street.
]. THOMPSON BROWN & CO., SO p. NJ. lots at
northwest corner u Grace and Harrison
streets.
J.. II. VALENTINE. 1880 A. NJ. furniture at
warer0oms OF +. Gaihrights Son, 10 Cow
efnor street.
J. IL. VALENTINE. lOlS A. NJ, auction sale OF
household furniture, &c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-03
Nearly Ninety-Nine Years Old.

The Richmond Light Infantry Blues have IS
sued invitations 10 their ninety-ninth annlyer-
sary celebration. which takes place on the 10th
Of this month. The Committee OF Arrange
ments has secured tho privilege OF the Old
pump-house and grounds Tor the occasion. The
company will assemble at It's armory at A. NJ,
march through some of the principal streets OF
the city, and have its annual shoot for the COM
pany medal, reaching the grounds about 11:3O.
Lunch will be served In tho grove at IL o'clock
and dinner at hali-past 3. Military guests are
requested 70 appear in uniform. The following
are the members OF the committees: Lieutenant
william b. Pizzini, charman; Lieutenant
Charles Ii. Epps, Sergeant George +. Guy,
Charles +. Huinall, Corporal l.. l.. Cheatwooi,
Andrew Kr0use, Warren Bowers, James X. Med
lcott, Leon Ruskell. william +. Reddy, Wythe
White and William II. snOOk.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-03
Anotber Fatal Theatre Fire.
lBy telegraph TO the Dispatch.l

IDy tcIesraUN 20 Inu IIspaIVu'I
IFApvILIE, Col, May Last night ERE
started la the rear OF the stage az Loebs variety
Theatre aud in few moments the entire pla %
was ablazo. The flames spread rapidly, and be-
fore they were gotten under control halt oi the
block ON State street Was gutted. There were a
number OF marrow escapes. one woman ana a
little child were burned tO death. The damage Is
estimated at $4,000; insurance about 10000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-03
The Country's Balance-sheet.

WAsHrNGroy, d. c., May 2.---Tho publlc-1ebt
statement issued to-day shows the total interest
hearing debt 10 be 1855. .020, 030; total debt OF
NH kinds. ? sl,GOO.11O,724; total cash in Irea-
eury. s197, 7,62J,34O; net debt, SSO2,Of5,31S
decrease " debt during April, S77o,31j; bal
nuce in Treasury, including SlOO.OOO,OUO gold
reserve. sl31, ,5lS.1GO; gold certificates out
standing, sI15,644.S19; silver ditto $3.50, ,499,-
OO2; currency ditto. S3O,j50,OOO; Treasury
notes Of 1890 (bGlh0n purchase notes., S93,'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-03
Richmond Wisconsin New York

Especial Telegram 10 inc blapatchJ
Ngw YORK, May 2.-The following visitors
from Ricnuond were registered here yesterday :
j. L. Thurrton. 81. Nicholas: r. l. lrayior and
W. q. Fake. AstOr: H. II. McNcy, Uilsey; w. r..
Ieake. H. l. Taylor, X. ;. Archer. AMI W. W.
Henry, Fifth-Avcnue.
Tho following are registered to-day; L. f.
Williams, ST. Denis, J. ". Allison. GeTlach; c.
T. sauer, Metropolitan; q. Milhiser, MARI
borough.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-03
He Wa, Not the Righ, Man.

negro named David Jones was arrested by
the authorities OF Henrico county yesterday ON
the charge OF assaulting the little white giri
was taken before Squire b. frischkorn, but was
discharged, as there wss no evidence 70 show
that he was the guilty party. Sergeant Tomlin-
son. OF the city police force, and several OF the
county otIicas are still looking Tor the mend VINO
perpetreted the heinols deed, and they think
they have clue, but 20 far have been unable 10
get on the track Of the man.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-03
To Build a New County Jail.

The Henrico Board Of Supervisors held spe-
cial meeting yesterday, At which they awarded
contract for a new tail building TO tue yandOrn
Iron W. orks, OF Cleveland, Ohio. The present
fails are 10 be torn down and the new one will
be erected on the site thus vacated. 10 VIII
and facing Main street. The structure 10 70 be
of the most modern design, with ample accom-
moda,ions ana every convenience. II will have
separate apartments for male and female
prisoners of each race aud for lunatics. The
cost 10 not 10 exceed $4,000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-03
nn,n.a Ahout the Face aud Head.

A white mnn named John Nawell was badly
burned about tho face and head Sunday morn
ing. The particulars OF tho accident are not
Known as Nawel Is Russian, and neither he
nor his friends can speak English we'll The
ambulance Was called 10 attend the injured man
and he Was taken 10 the city hospitsi Tor treat
ment Az a late hour last night he was doing
very well, and his condition V not considered
critical
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-03
Death Of a Former Resident Of Richmond

Information was received in this city on Sun.
day OF the death Of Nj. Bowling IL. winston, oil
Campbell county. Va, formerly OF this city, but
for several years past residiae In that county.
Mr.. Winston was the son Of Pleasant Winston
and nephew Of Sir. James Winston, a leading
Richmond merchant Of many years ago, but well
remembered by some OF the older people In the
community. Mr. winston was twice married,
his last vile being a sister OF Mr.. Richard A.
Kicks, OF Caroline county, and OF Walter A.
Kicks, Of this city. He leaves widow and seye-
raj children by his first wife. His sickness was
typhoid pneumonia, and hs was confined TO his
only "A week with IL.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-03
Colonel EIlett.s Position.

A twist OF words In the DISPATCH Of Sunday
reversed Colonel Taxewell Elietts position on
the presidential question. Colonel Elicit de-
precates the wrangle between persons as detri-
mental 10 the partys interests, but 40 between
Mr.. Cleveland and Mr.. Hill he prefers the nomi-
nation Of M. Hill
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-03
Two Commissioners to Be Elected.

The terms of Messrs. Joseph b. Welsh, Of the
BOARD of Police Commissioners, and Joseph l..
Levy, Of the Board OF Fire Commissioners, VIII
expire July lst, and the new Council will choose
their successora The Board Of Public Interests
viii nominate three gentlemen for each position
and the Council will elect one out Of each trio.
Those who ars spoken Of for Police Commissioner
are Messrs- Joseph d. welsh tine present incum-
hentl. A. W. Archer, and James X. Lamkin. AZ
yet no one except Mr.. Levy has been spoken OF
for Fire Commissioner.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-03
ptATH WITHOUT WARNING.
Three Men Benesth Train that Goes
Down with n Hrldgs.
IBy telegraph to the l,ispa,ch.l

by Telegraph 90 The lli3patch.I
INDIANAPOLIS, IND May 2e-The north-bound
train on the Louisville, New Albany and Chicago
railroad carried down "a bridge near Otis this
morning. The engineer, the fireman, and one
brakeman, who we're on the engine, are buried
in the water beneath the wreck. Superintendent
Collins with n wreckage-train and large force
of men. il a. work clearing away oebTs. Iraibc
has been abandoned north OF OTIS. A heavy
downfall Of ram, which set IN about o'clock last
night, washed away the foundations Of the
bridge. leaving the top portion OF tho structure
intact. There was no warning, and the tram
dashed hcadiong into the wator beneath the
sinking bridge.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-03
Cleveland First, Then villas.
lpv t,.tatrrar,h 10 tho uieDatCnl

MILWAUKEE, Wis, May lit has been def
nitely sritlcd that when tho Democratic state
convention meets next week 10 elect delegates
10 the national convention WiscOnsins repre-
eentatives viii be instructed 20 vote soldly Tor
Cleveland, but u there should come time
when The tide swaiups their candidate Tue dele-
cation is % throw its vote 10 William L. Was,
ex-Secretary Of the Interior. The latter If IN no
sense a candidate, bui there is strong feeling
that unless Mr. Cleveland Is 10 head the Demo.
cratic ticket Wisconsin, fay0rite son VIII enter
Tho rArN.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-03
Whom Travelling,

whether on pleasure bent or business.
take on every trip o bottle of Syrup OF
Figs. As it acts most pleasantly and efec-
lively on the kidneys. liver, and bowels,
preventing fevers, headaches. and other
forms of sickness. For sale in 50-cent and
Il bottles by all leading druggists.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-03
ua~ w. Ars Goxsrned.

Hon. II. II. Pollard lectured before tho trustees,
faculty, and students OF tho kichmond Female
Institute last night, and large and cultivated
audience sssou bled TO hear him. He Was In
troduced by Hon. William L0venstein and chose
s supjecr With which he Ii perfectly familiar
sHow We Are Governed And handled u In
mastery manner.
NJ. Pollard, In clear and concise language, ex-
planned ~ fhrse great bganchse q govern
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-03
THREE CENTS PER COPY.


You may bride the appetite but you
cannot bride the liver 10 90 ia work veli.
You must be honest with II, help Il along s
little now and then with dose OF Sim
mons LIVER Regulator. The liver 10.
comes sluggish sometimes and needs soms
stimulation TO keep of those attacks OF in
digestion aud biliousness. A good active
liver promotes digestion aud prevents ma
laria
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-03
The Pope and American school,.
Lby Anglo-Amorican cablo % the DIspatcl

Iby AngIo-Amcrican caoio % The DispatchI
L0SpoN, May 2.-1he Rome correspondent of
the CHRONICLE says" Tho Pope has confirmed the
decision OF tho Propaganda In favor Of tho plan
advocated by Archbishop ireland. OF allowing
American Catholic . hoois 60 be taught by state
trachers religious instructions being given afte
acho0l hours, the object being 20 relieve Catho-
lics OF the burden OF the expense Of separate
eeholla
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-03
An intellectual Treat Tonight.

President Gilman's lectures az Richmond Col
lego are free. The subject Is captivating one,
and those who hear them Will be greatly inter
ested and improved. The Mediterranean sea Is
the most interesting spot on the globe. Al lls
surroundings are historical This IS President
Gilman first visit % our city, and his fame and
learning will no doubt draw n fine crowd. The
first lecture is at 8: 10 tonight.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-03
A sus,, Man catches Big Fish.

Mr.. Ashby Jones returned TO this city from
Florida few days ago. and uith him no brought
some 0rst-class nsh stories" and what 10 better
still. nuhntAnnkl evidence 70 verify bis state
ment. ooncorning she ptscatosial wonders He
davoeod , groos deal - his time 70 sag1fpo
vhile n xlo9tda AnA eApsuse4 three uAontaeent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-03
Lower Rates to Mexico.

CITY or MEXICO. May The railroads TO the
north have cut down their freight rates to meet
the competition OF the steamship line from NO
bile TO Tampico. The reduction in rates Is
n.nlvnInn IN .,.3lh ner cont.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-03

Handsome New Furniture without Re.
gard TO Naluss
Nv closing-out sales &c auction should
attract the attention Of the public. Prices
not regarded; the best bargains ever or
fered. The sale continues to-day at 1890.
See advertisement Of J. "A. Valentine. auc-
tioneer. T.. GArBRroHI's Son,
Is Governor street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-03

Phone s97.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-03
Ah--h !--Bsron Tsvai
fry Anyln- -, ort.o, o.t,i. L. tto nt.,,

ROW., May 2.-Baron Fava. the Italian Minister
% the United Sfpter. has started on his way 90
Washington. lie Will bo passenger on the
s'cainship Normania which leaves Southamp-
ton, Nav rth
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-03

an tho windows within radius ~ 900 yards
were damaged. A German who fed from the
scene Just after the explosion was arrested. but
he dcaied that he was the author. Count
Minette was out al the time. The Countess was
just about 70 enter the house whom the explo-
eOn occurred.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-03

The Richmond Academy Of Medicine and Sur
gerry will hold its regular meeting at tho Young
Mems Christian Association Hall tonight at $50
o'clock. The subject for discussion Is "Jaun-
Dice" and DR.. Michaux will DO the leader.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-03
IT,. r,r,n.n.form CIub.

Thers win be q meeting OF the DemocrAtic
Tsrif5- Reform Club In tho COURTROOM Of the CITY
Circuis Court to-morfow sftsrpoon ~ h:5o
oclock. Al mewbess ~ roqaateeo = et1eoes
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-03

American Beauties. la France. Pearls.
Nipheton Brides. Carnations, and other
Cut Flowers At reduced rates
RICHMOND FLORAL Company.
phone 997. IL west Broai strset
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-03
The PInyers' Tair.

| tBy telegraph 10 the Dispatchl
Ngw YORK, May An enormous crowd wit
! messed the opening Of the Actors Fund Fair AT
/ Nadison-SQuare Garden, in this city, this eve
/ trr
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-03

The annual meeting of the Ladies' Hol-
lywood Memorial Association will be held
Tuesday. May Sd. at II NJ. in tho lecrure-
room of the Second Presbyterian church.
One dollar year constitutes membership.
the annual meeting.