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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-04-25
The Two Johns" at the Grand

If the sole purpose of THE Two
Johns" be to create laugh, its mission
is well attained; otherwise there is
nothing in the play. The specialties
Introduced are of exceptional merit. and
add materially TO the brightness OF the
show. There was large audience at
the Grand last evening. The dancing
by the Cassie sisters was decided
feature The latest New York craze,
Tie Serpentine Dance" by Frances
Grey, was we'll received The dance is
much better given than it was by the.
"Sirbad" company. p. G.. Willard
made hit with his mandolin solos, and
SOME charming songs were given by
Edith Newton and j. w. Lince. "'fhe
Two Johns" will run the week with the
usual matinee.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-04-25
HENRIETTA FIRE SWEPT.
Great Loss by Flames in Texas
Village

GAINESVILLE. Tex, April 24.-The
wave 81 incendiarism which seems to
have been sweeping over this state,
reached Henrietta yesterday morning at
O'Clock. and now the greater and
best part OF the buildings in the
town are only recollection. At the
most q1et hour of the night a boarding
house near tue square caught fire. The
flames were not checked, but died only
for want OF something to deyOur. The
outh side Of the square is gone. entail
jng a loss of 500. 900. The south S de
OF the square WAS by far the best ia
of town. A the buildings were either
rock or brick, and were handsomely
constructed.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-04-25
metropolitan summer Opera

Alice johnson is one OF the most pop
uiar and gifted -prina dOunas or the
American stage. She has been engaged
for the Lyceum Opera company that
plays at the Metropolitan opera house
ali next summer, commencing jane p
Miss johnson was born in Washington
OF a well known family. and as a child
showed marked talent for singing Her
parents gave her an excellent education,
ana she sDon made name in choir aud
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-04-25
DRAMATIC DATA.
First Nights at the Thea ters-
Summer Opera Season,

JAtaI7aII ? PVI q 0N'-'0''f
Henry Dixey is 4 sterling comedian,
and has surrounded himself with a
hrst-class company. He began short
engagement at the Metropolitan opera
house last night and drew good audi
ence. The curtain raiser-"Ihe Ma
jor's appointment roilickiBg bit
Of fun which put the audience n good
humor for the English comedy. which
is the piece dc resistance The Solicit
tor" This is a three-act cOmedetta,
bubbllng over with the liYeliest OF fun.
The SITUATIONS are humorous In the
extreme. ana the audience fairly shrieked
with laughter. Tie double bill - d
strong drawing card. and should keep
the Metropolitan crowded durIag the
rest OF the engagement.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-04-25

han left for Duiutil yesterday afternoon
with John W. Porter. tile postal clerk
arrested at ST. Cloud several days ago
for robbing the mlils agd who has been
coufined in the county jail here since
that time. Porter maintains his limo
cence OF the crime OF which he is
charged. Previous to his arrest be bore
an excellent reputation, although the
evidence in the case is said to be very
decided against hin.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-04-25
The oracle for April has been issued.
Long Run by the Marine Band

The United States Marine band is at
this time making the longest jump of
the entire tour Of the continent
Helena, Mont, to Minneapolis. l,15O
miles. The band left Helena Saturday
night and viii reach Minneapolis at
5:45 p. IN. TO-DAY, ii no accident happens
to prevent. The first grand military
concert in the Twin Cities occurs at
Minneapolis tonight, at the Lyceum
theater and a matinee will be given at
the same theatcr tomorrow afternoon.
Tomorrow night the Marine band will
appear at the Peoples church. this city,
forty-eight pieces, together with Marie
Decca, the distinguished American
prma donna. Sousa, the famous leader.
will positively direct, and quite an eX-
traordinary event is expected. The
continental tour has been remarkably
successful throughout. and St. Paul
will surely not be the first city to fail to
give the national band an apprecative
and enthusiastic hearing. Ii is expected
that the Peoples church will be
thronged TO the utmost. Seats are no W
OIL sale at Dyer Bros, Third street.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-04-25
Leave Your Shirt Orders With
Shirt Makers

When men order shirts from Thad
c. Jones Il Wright the garments are
made at their factory in st. Paul, and
orders are never seat abroad to be filled.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-04-25
a Business Side.

The city government has business
side a. wen as a political. There are
vast sums or money 10 De expended, and
small army OF employees TO be main-
tanned Now i'll many German cities
the heads OF the various departments OF
city business are secured from other
towns. where they have made record
Tor ability and skill. THINK of sending
TO Minneapolis for a city engineer or
member OF the board of public works
And yet | suppose that NJ. Hill. or any
railway manager. would bring an en-
gineer from Minneapolis, Chicago. or
Oshkosh, Il he was believed 10 be the
best man for the place. There will
come a time when men will be chosen
for all these posts Oh business basis,
because the people viii be tired OF the
other way. We do not suffer so much
i'll municipal affairs from corruption
as we do from stupidity. Imagine
vacancy in bank, aud a candidate
should claim TO be available" because
ne stood in with the boys or had the
run of the saloons, OF could vote the
gambling fraternity, We have already
emerged in sufiIe OF the functions or
public life from this low plane. and we
ultimately will ia all the rest. A man
vino wants 10 be principal Of one OF our
schools does not need TO patronize low
resorts, or To- have an understanding
with patrons OF vice TO secure or hold
his position. The whole public would
revolt against such a state OF affairs.
SFhe time Will come when the oecupa
ton of the ward-heeler will be gone.
and all unnaturally red nose will not
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-04-25
Thad Jones d. Wright

Maintain as complete shirt factory
and employ as skilled labor as any siml-
lar factory i'll the United States.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-04-25

Write or wire Frank I. Tedford. mem
Der Duluth Stock exchange. what iron
stocks to invest in On the Me5dba range.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-04-25

FOUR GOOD THINGS
On sale this
MONDAY MORNING.
Suits for Young Men,
IL TO is years Of age
Qong Pants, price for
Coat, Pants and Vest
(Suit Completely:
Lot 336O--SUlT, So. so.
Lot 3358--SUlT. $500.
Lot 335o--SUIT, $3.50.
Lot 3357--SUlT, $500.
They are handsome
Spring Patterns, and the
GOOD KIND of Clothing
We have called your
Attention to so often.
You should see them.
Take elevator.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-04-25
DR.. T. ]. PEARCE,
IuIXhrE nIsPENSARY.

EHIN6IE DISPEkSAKE.
90. 37i jackson ST. IT Paul. Mlnn
n as HcHncpin Az. Minneapolis
n 4 Minn. Chronic, Nervous and
49, Private Diseases. Young Men,
MIddle-Aged Men and all who are suffering
from the effects OF ISDisCfETIoH Or Ex
POSTURE. causing Nervous Debility. URINARY
TEoUsLRs Sores in the Mouth or Throat
Weak Back. Ulcers, Pimples Falling OF tho
Hair, Catarrh, DysDepsia. Loss Of Energy
Constipation. or Piles. are treated by New
Methods with never falling success. 5000
cases treated annually. Remember
WE GUARANTEE 40 FORFEIT
$500
For any case Of NERVOUS WEAKEEssor BLOOD
PosONISG which we undertake and fail %
cure. Thousands have been cured b. US
where others have failed. 10 YEARS Elk
TERRENCE. LADIES who suffer from auy
form OF Female Weakness. Painful or n
regular Sickness, are speedily and per
manently cured. Offices and PaFiOrs private
No ExPosCRE. Consultation free Call or
write for List Of Questions. Medicines sen
by mail and express eyeryW here. Ofhc8
hours. a. III 10 . p III Scndays 10 20 :.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-13
WILL MAKE 1T A STATE AFFAIR.
An Elaborate Celebration of the Victory
Marriage Announcement.

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, November 12.-As
stated in tnis correspondence yesterday, tho
Democrats Of this city have decided to celebrate
tho "famous victory" In an elaborate manner
and make IL a State affair.
About $4,000 of the drect-tax money has
been paid out by the county treasurer. About
AZ 400 vet remains in his hands for distribution,
some Of which Will never be distributed.
The Hon. Basil &. Gordon and Captain Ham.
Sheppard lett for their homes yesterday lhey
will return in time for the big iolllncation.
A horse was stolen from the stable oil Dir. j. H..
Druen last night. Co.,.
Captain ana Mrs. II. II. Cos.on, United States
Marine Corps, have issued Invitations 10 the mar
riage Of their daughter, Florida, to Dr. James
Shirley Hope, Unite1 States Navy, Tuesday
afternoon, November 22d, AT Trinity Episcopal
church, Portsmouth, Va. DR.. Hope ~ wen snowh
In This city. and ~ brother OF the Rev. II. NJ
Hope, formerly pastor Of the Methodist church
in this city DIR. Hope was student OF the Uni
yersity several years ago.
Misses Mamie and Rosae Rives are the
guests OF the Misses Moran ON Park street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-13
BAII REFUSED.
Ma. NOFFETT DEAD.
nAnrlllr. ". Noyember 13-Mr. MOlen


correspondence 4 the Kichmond DSoatch'l
MufERs, Va Notember 12.-St. PauIs kpis-
couai church was nc scene Of pretty inartiAge
Wsdnesday last "A $3.50 A. NJ, The contracting
,,arttes being Ro,ert G. Halle, OF Hinton, W.
Va formerly OF EbcX, and Miss BID - uosAtls,
daughter OF the hte captain >. 1. hosAlns VI
Midway Va 1bGchurch vas richiy' sioHtusy'
and tns tofully DC br9ted with ferns, oVeiereohs,
and en- ysanthemtms IN ali their perieclioh ana
lovely autumn Dehuty. Tho bridal btll was CON-
no-,d entirely q, pure white chrysanthemunn'
IND me scene was wolf Attod % display tne
beauty ana solohnly Of the Episcopal marriage
serytco The 0Igan, under the sAlliul Names VI
as Maggie Walker, struck up hendeissohh
grnpd Old Wfdding-march, ana mo DIlla'
nair were sherod IN by four genie
,ner attendahts-Messrs. Hoskins. ware,
Jones and L3wis-end accompanied U we
sltar BY Ne Ware ilO5kins and MISS Matue
Halle pTotbJr aud sister OF tue bride ana groom
resnc~,iye,g The Rev Mr. Green OF Kappa
nennock. ia pastor OF tte church, periorae1
ne csceu6ny IN an impressive aud beeuthui
,naunor. Notwithstanding the ihc!emenc} vi
the morning /. was indeed ioyiul insrrtske.
AZ faces ssrO Deaming with tho happy result %
he el@tione, ana ia every heart there were
god taes for the popular aud happy par "ho
nd bs,., raised In our midst.
The ceremony over ana ooneralu,ali.on in. A. A.
eelyed, the Dr.oal pair. accompanied ~ Hionu 1I
Ell Tor he boat, ea route tor their tuture hohe
a Hinton, W. Va, carrying with them lne i1 w
ana sOod wishes of their many friends ID o'a ns-
\.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-13
Vent for Crewe's Peut-Up Feelings.

Correspondence OF the hlchuionu DlspaVCH'i
CREwE VA, November ll.-There Is 10 be a
meetinr ON Monday evening OF the Democratic
CLUB of this place % enable It's members to give
vent TO their pent-up feelings over the glorious
victory lately won. ,,
Tho burlesque train order published IN yestel-
days DISPATCH was greatly enjoyed here where
genuine train orders play so important part in
tue vacations of the majority OF our people
Mr.. Edward Williams, freight hreinan on the
Norfolk and Western railroad, was brought 10
the hospital here early this morning. having
broken two OF his ribs by fall from ma engine
into a culyert near Petersburg last night. lie 10
resting easy to-day.
Mrs Dr. j. w. Bryant has been suffering Sc
yerely during the past week with an affection Of
the heart. DR. ). w. Budd, OF Petersburg was
called 20 attend her. ~,
BY the late change of schedule on the hcn-
,nona ana Danyille railroad the DISPATCH Is not
received mere until late In the afternoon rms
il a serious annoyance. Cannot some remedy
be apphedi .-..
Miss Mary b. TurDbun returned last evening
from prolonged visit TO friends ID Manchester
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-13

FOR RENT-DwELL1SGS.
No. fl3 cas-, Leigh street: $50 per month.
No {oS vest Cary street: s3GO per annum.
No 1914 west Carr street; $3.50 per annum.
Mo- 1910 west Cary street; $3.50 per annum.
No 1918 west Broad street s72 per anpum.
No. SOL east Marshall street; s@40 per an
No I4O7 Taylor street; e10s per annum.
No i4i3 Taylor street; Sos per annum.
No. 2Il1I4 east Broad street; $3.50 per an
No. go China street; $3.50 per annum.
HOUSE on MechanicsSilie turnpike; $3.50 per
Two ROOMS Cbasement). 700 east Leigh
No. biI north Twenty-seventh street; ss per
month.
No. 1900 east Main street, upper floors;
$1,000 per month. oo
No 81 north Madison street; slSo per an
No. CLAY north Fifth stroe,; $3.50 per an
mum.
No. 1926 Pleasant street; s12o per annum.
No. 6lS Mosby street: SlOo per anhuin'
FLATS.
Fifth and Broad rooms and yard. GOOD
stand for professional man or club-Iooms-sJOO
per annum. 40
month. ,
mum.
In spott's Building, No 1902 east Main street.
No. 1900 east Cary: SO per month.
Reuger Building, rooms ~ and IA; 80 per
month, -
No. $40 east Main street-NICE OFFICES.
No. 1904 east Cary street, third floor; $50
per year.
STORES.
No. 7OG eas. Broad street; $500 Uranium.
NO. 3O4 south Linden street: 1000 per month.
COLORED PEOPLE.
No. 81 west Baker street; $40 per month.
no. 1Ol4 east Byrd street; $500 per MONTH
No. Creek street; IS per month
No. 1919 Tyler street: 81 per month.
COAL-YARD, Munford street: 5S per MONTH
No. 1904 Water street; IS per month.
FlVE ROOMS, Williamsburg avenue; 50 per
month.
STABLES.
Near OF 500 west Grace: 81 per month.
Rear Of llS east Franklin; 50 per month.
no13-It
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-13
Alliance democrats Rejoice.

fCorrespondence OF the Richmond Disoatch.l
MEHERRIN, VA. November l2.--The Farmers
Alliance OF Meherrin lodge held their regular
monthly meeting here TINS evening; ~ VI ~ ~
melnpers are true Democrats, and they are
greatly enthused over their own as well as the
whole countrys victory IN adhering TO conserVa-
tive Democracy. ,,,,,,
f. edwards. OF Portsmouth, Va, has taken
charge OF private school In the family oil hrs.
NJ. &. Price. ,.,
The PRESBYTERIAN church which was organized
here on last Saturday has q membership oil thlf-
ty-twO.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-13
The SEWERAGE AT OLD POINT.
a New system to Bo Pct IN Operation This
Winter-SactaI and Personal.

N9tlhi anu AtfhOUhi.
tCorrsspondonce Of the Richmond Dlspatcb.I
ON PoINr COMFORT, Va, November IA
new system OF sewerage, which viii embrace all
the public buildings on tho reservation, the
Ilyceia Hotel, ana other private interests To-
Gated on the Point, has NJ last teen adopted,
aud viii be pat m during tho coming winter.
Tho engineer officers will have charge Of the
work, 20 that no fault can be found with
private parties II 10 - not success.
Al they viii have TO do "a 10 fur
nl-h their proportion Of the cost, which Will
approximate $4,000. Tho Secretary Of War
hae notified each Of thcm the amount assessed
against their property, md requested th0m %
send on a. soon as possible n certificate OF de-
pO-it showing that the money has been placed
10 hi- cJodit, when tho work viii proceed. lie
winds mp by informing them that by
complying with this request promptly the
recent order for them 10 yacate will be revoked.
Thus ~ case whore growl you mag, but pay
you must aud The deposits arc being put up
promptly The system will be Of the laicst de-
sign, with steel pipes laid two feet below tide 70
insure q perle oct drainage while the refuse will
be pumped ont iUtO the bay on the cbD lido a
distance Of 600 feet whore it will be carried out
o. SCI.
on QUARANTINE DUTY.
Tho stcam-yacht Dagmar, which arrived from
Key West, a. now doing quarantine duty on ibis
station. She IA a trim li'te craft, and has much
better accommodations Tor the medical stan than
the Foster. Her engines broke down yefterday.
and tho fcveuue-cutter Crawford, which had re-
turned 20 Baltimore, was telegraphed for t0tnke
Der place while repairs are being made. The cut
ter Ewing has been brought down from her an-
Chorage on Sewells Point, where IL gets very
rough during an easterly blow, and Is anchored
under tho len OF the fort.
Tho TWO wings of tho Republican party nov
realize that they have lost q congressman IN this
district 10y refusing 70 iiop together, but both
parties seem 70 DO satisfied because the other
fellow didn't get H.
Miss Ioney, Of Baltimore, whose engagement
90 Lieutenant Xiuu, Engineer Corps, was re-
Gently announced, is visiting NJ tho post the
guest ~ Lieutenant and Mrs. Irwin.
Mrs. BOieil, who has been visiting friends In
Washington during the past week, returned
YESTERDAY.
Miss BELL, OF Boston, Is visiting friends at the
post.
Mr. H. VI. Hughes, q former resident Of the
Point. chief CLERK az the powder depot, Dover,
y. d., De- here ON q visit
Mr. George Booker, Our former postmaster,
aud Captain Dick Watson, inspector Of customs
uAdCr the cleveland administration, are ready
q stop back into their Old positions on the Attn OF
March.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-13
BAPTlSTS.
,o,vs PROCEEDINGS OF TIE
ftoN N,NrlI ANNUAL SESSION.
,,,e ministers Relief Fund. tho
.-r''N committee on Ce-opera-
and uibIo Board Read.

.,...osram 10 tho Dispatchl
IT,. November I2.-Tho Rap
oN .l ASSOCIATION met at the APP
President Ellyson in the
gs.cd in devotional exer-
. t. ABDUL tragedy Of last night
.,. Eev. }. Il. Noflett-cas, a
.t, services. Or. Hatcher
..Ir ot Mr.. MoGctt, declaring
..-uhat She members of the
....rk of his wisdom they oil
heartily IN his integrity and
LOYALTY g. his conviction.
0rthe wounded preacher
.ss offered hy Or. Hatcher
A.. Duuaway and John Is.
-.>' EritrF FUND.
..... business was the read
.f thc ministers relct
...-..I hy Mr.. /. II. Elicit,
.. trustees. a, follows:
..ort for tho fiscal wear
Isll. vii present ia
..,ii transactions Of the
l.. desire 20 call at
f..t. disclosed N the re-
.,.i from the churches
.- Just ended $536.53 less
lr.vIous year. aud
.. t.rrde sues during tho
-.-u moro than was
.r...ous wear. Further,
..t .r tWY wears 90 IN
.r.nt Investment fund,
ucrt for al aug
t.II.r The current hs-
churches come 20 our
...I generosity. the cash
t U.s. small when YOU
500 give TO beuehciaries
..l. $3.50. The hope,
sppreciablc enhance
-uaucut fund Is TO
t.H practlcal good sense
which Commeuds our
and which. we pray.
la tle future in largo
I. -uu We donate 10 our
..i steers Is. - YOU see,
r below tine ability Of
rI.u. But few years
..i hose re years OF fee
...,.r-I lu which We can
20, as our means in
..r them shan hereto
....Y ust
report death has taken
...- James ii. Wright. and
..a,ett AMI Rachel b.
y. iurplD, treasurer, IT,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-13
IGOR RENT.

'oh REM E
s4OO Der annum: "8l1 east Grace street.
$3.50 Der nnnum: 100 west Main street.
$3.50 per annum: $50 north 9TH street.
$500 per annum: Il3 Grove avenue.
$500 per annum: I4th and Franklin.
s24O per annum; POI wesi Cary street.
$40 per annuin: 500 north 2jth street.
$40 per anuutn. 100 north Beech street.
S2IG per annum; 32@ north 27th street.
500 per annum: JU7 Mosby street.
S2l0 perannum: 2Ol Resoryor street.
600 per annum: 4O4 north 21th street.
600 per nnnun: ZOO Church-Ntll avenue.
$3.50 per annun; 1409 K ~ street.
ESQ per annum: 600 Forth 18th street.
SlSO per nunum; sos north 26th street.
$3.50 per annum: 500 north 10Th street.
$3.50 per month: 3005 east Marshnll.
S12.50 per mouth; Sl3 north 25th street.
sl2.5O per month; 10 Reservoir street.
$3.50 per month: III Reservoir street
$40 per month 2l6 Reservoir street.
$40 per month; 2n3 south Linden street
go per month; 1920 west Marshall street.
STORES.
sI4OO per annum, 1906 east Main street.
$500 per annum. 20S north Fifth streot.
$40 per annum. 7O6 west Broad street.
s2OO per annum, poi east Marshall street.
s271 per aunum 500 north 10Th street..
$40 per aunum. 02l Orleans street
And SMALLER HOUSES. SIOkES, and
DWELLINGS all over the city.
Call for OR PRINTED ktN I-LlST, just out,
A fun 1escrpt Of every house we have vacant.
J. l.. ELAN &c CO..
Phone 534. I1I3 east Main street.
e.
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marshaiI's Majority.

Narshalls estimated msiorities are; wytne:
oficiaN, bSS; Washington, l,ooU ntny,n' 40.
Giles 900; bland, ESQ: Russell, eoo WISE 'e
36y Lee, $50; scott C~ood's home, re ;a Ds
cbansn, 1f5; Dickinson, XOO-totsl, 49,.
Tazeweil Qor Wood, 800; harshais ms'os"''
5,35j.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-13
wY1HEWLLe's WELCOME WEEK.
The Co2y aud Lovely MountPin Town
Brimful of .JoV and Happiness.

Correspondence Of tho Richmond Dispatch.l
WyIGEyHiE, Va, November ll.-Seyeral
good things have happened Ills week: First,
the big Democratic victory; then "a good. soaking
RAIN, after weeks Of drought, aud then the i'm
meGIatc prospect OF finding parties VIKING 10
accept me .lft of our biz unfinished hotel, with
the c1uIiuons attached Go II. Papers have been
drawn NJ, aud u accepted and 5lRued ~ ihe
MHshtu gllu capitalists purpOiuug 10 be bcAind
tho .chctre the hotel will be decided 70 tham ~
the land Companies owning IL on the sole couui-
ton Of SIS beng finished, furnished, tud open
Tor visitors by june. sufficient penalty 10 at
tachci 10 the forfeiture 81 the oc@fo u insure
tho carrying out OF the terms u u as a-'fpt"l'
Tho citizens Of Wy'ucNlc have relcitei SIM
Ccrriy out que:iy over tho result ~ tIa election.
4 temon-tIat ou Of relOcns was discussed for
fast evening. but Was given up. Tie e'ocuon
pes O. on worry quietly, aud there was no excite
iurut al 1ny time during the day aud, contrary
~ custom, not even hight or drunken row.
SOCIAL MOTHS.
Ny. and Mrs George r. Hunari entertained
moss Hospitality ana pleasantly a number u
their friOuds yesterday evening.
The mist club met at TIC residence OF cap
tain Robert Crockett 'hls evening, IeinS
entertained by Mrs. Harry Green Al w, 70"
meetings Of the club lhts season have beeh very
ENJOYABLE, and the membership lnsures rs
social success. II VIII meet each Friday eve
ming throughout the winter.
Work mas again begun on Mr.. Pcrkluss hanl-
some resldeLce on Union street and 1t VIII DO
finished In a few weeks.
Mr. Perkins has sold out his Ouslhess mere 10
Mr.. LindamOod and has accepted position on
the railroad.
Mr.. h. /. Poago's new residence, on North
street, IL also rapidly nearing competitor
Five or six candidates are ALREADY 81 the heid
for tho pOst-onlco ana several petitions are IN
circulation.
Mrs. George Harrison and daughter, OF Staun-
tom Va. VINO nave been visiting relatives III
Nytheviile, returned nome tomorrow
Miss Lizzie Watson, OF Pulaski, is visiting
Mrs. A. &. Brown
Mas ate, Of Graham's Forge, Is the guest OF
Judge Williams ~,
Dr. William III. Boiling and vile, OF Loulsyllle,
Kv nave been visiting their father, Judge VIII
liam n. Bolnug, for several days. Iney LETT Tor
Max Meadows tnis morning, where they VIII III
future reside.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-13

DWELLINGS,.
No. sos north Twelfth street; $3.50 per an
mum.
No. - north Thirty-5econi street; $500 per
annum.
No. 100 north Ihirty-1rst street: 5000 per an
mum.
Ne. 2O2 south Belvidere street; 5000 per an
mum.
No. 1907 west Marshall street; 5000 per an
mum.
No. north Thirty-third street; $3.50 per
annum.
No $1,000 Wallace street: sl20 per annum.
~. MA north Twenty eighth street; $40 per
aunum.
Nc. 3O1l east Clay street; 500 pcr annum.
No. ~ BoGe street; 500 nor annum.
80. III Bowe street; sl20 per auuum.
No. .OO1 east Broad street $3.50 per annum.
40. Illf Beverly street: 3lOS per aunum.
80. 29II y street; 500 per aunum.
NJ. 2aI4 street; 300 per annum.
40. 1929 north Twenty-seven.h street; 81 per
month.
No. 1888 north Twenty-scyenth street; e. Per
month.