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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-04
FROM ACROSS The VlADUCT.
The barton Heights school Closes-Per-
sonal and Pertinent.

The Barton Heights school, presided
over by Misses Glnn and Noble. held IT'S
commencement exercises IN the Nl@Naih.
Tho exercises consisted of IN opening
address bv Mr. BOyce AMI Il number OF
bea.t,iful and well-rendored recitatlOns,
dialogues, songs. &c. 10y the children OF
the school after which addresses were
delivered bv Hon. John j. Massey, super
intendeut of Public Instruction of VIZ
glnia. and Mr.. j. H.. Russell S9petiHtenu-
cnt of the County Schools OF Henrico.
Tho school has had a most prosperous
session and won the distinction OK beng
:he banner school # Henrlco county.
Brlow are the names of the children
who won the medals Medaihst Tor the
first class. Eddie GOOdlOe medaiilst ioT
the second class. Ivy Is. Gordon; goa
medalhst, fo- standing the hghest per
centago in the grammar classes maze
CHM. ,,
The protracted meeting which has been
com, on al the Baptist church every night
fo~ fIe INST ten DAYS closed Wednesday
right. These services were we'll attended
ava Greatly euioved Tuesday night Dr.
PIT baptlzed Il ye candidates, and Nednes-
dav night closed the meetings by Dap
tizing as own son.
Work on the Methodist church IL pro-
crossing RAPIDLY, The framework Is
unDnf HOiUDiNtttl. anu NiA' rNe-N''N
inc will be- completed early IN the sum-
mer. ~, .alo
The Baptist Sunday school Will cele-
hrate its anniversary this afternoon at the
church. ,,od
Material for the railroad is being hauled
out and placed along First street ready
for the laying Of the track.
Miss Agnes Kelly. OF kenwood, Is VISIT
ing Miss Mabel CHM. ,.
DR.. Cullen has rented Major Rawley's
house tor the summer. ,.,, T..
Miss Maria Robbins. of King Wiiiiam' Is
visiting MISS Ivy o. Fox.
Mr.. X. IL. Fox has returned from ousi-
ness trip through Eastern virginia
Tho Misses Pulliam, of Spotsylyania, are
waiting Mir. JOSIAH Ryland's family.
MIR. f. A. Bloxton, of Williamsburg, va,
is visiting DIR. j. II. Garlick's family.
MIR. W. T.. Hemmingway, OF Meriden'
Conn, is visiting Mr.. George A. Minor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-04
Ifrnricn Cnnntv Nera.

The annual institute Of the colored
teachers of Ilenrico was held yesterday at
the cnurt-houSs and was conducted by
Superintendent j. h. Russell. The open
lne address vas made by ". A. Johnson.
which was followed by an essay on " The
Teacher" by Mildred Cross and an essay,
on "Nho Shapes the Nations Destiny -
by Bcuah I. M0sby.
Addresses were mado by Professor j. II.
Johnston. president Of the Virginia Nor
NAL aud Collegiate Institute; Superin-
tendent J. X. Russell, and X. Emmett har-
RS. b. A. Graves and A. 5. Morton were
called upon for addresses aud responded
with short talks.
The coutested-election case Of Sweeney
against Southwark il the sub ect OF much
discussion in the county. The law re-
quires that 4 notice Of contest shall be
served on the defendant: that petition
be drawn up and signed by fifteen voters
OF the contested district asking the Judge
of the County Court 20 hear evidence IN
the case, and that two voters subscribe
oath 10 the facts relating TO tho fiand
practiced. All this has been done, and
the case will come up at the next term oi
the Uenrico County Court.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-04
Summer UndeTlCeGr.

The few DAYS Of warm weather have sent
Summer Vests ont with rush.
We arc fully prepared 90 meet the demfnd.
IqUe-' BalurigEgu Jcrsoy-Nhbei Nes'-, M
iened no neck and sleeves. > ior 21c.
Ve'tor-rrade Vests il white. TO-. each.
Etubei Xosts. in white, with tape 90 no'E aud
sleeves. ezra value, I3t
Nice quality Swi-s Rubbed Vests SIX braid NJ
nerx AMI sleeves. 2'c
Isle French Ribbed Vests, extra good quaint J.
8sr-whIte aud black. 49,.
Pink-aui-Whlto and Blue-ani-Mhiie ilsie
Y~-t-. also plain white. be7f grade. choc' -.
SIX Ne-;r, only good qualify, ranging IN Prlce
from 96c. 10 80.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-04
Samuel Sutherland. Esq. who was one Of

Samuel Sutherland. ESQ.,. who was one OF
Richmond's best-known citizens.
Miss Sutherland was married when quite
young TO Captain Thomas Louis Mills. oil
Louisiana. a gallant Confederate soldier
attached TO the Tenth Louisiana Kegi-
ment, who died from wounds received IN
the battle of the Wilderness. leaving her
with two infant girls. She afterwards mar,
birmingham, Eng. who died few years
ago.
In her cirlhood she was greatly admired
bv a host OF friends for her bright intel
lect, geutleness. and piety.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-04

,fr. f. Wesley Powell died at his resi-
dence. No. 70} west Clay street. yesterday
at noon. The deceased was 90 years OF
age, and had for many years been en-
Gagged IN the teaming buaine-s here. lie
wa, nn excellent citizen and was highly
esteemed in the business community Tor
his integrity and thorough reliability. lie
leaves wife and number Of children by
former marriage. Ono Of his sons Is hr;
PLAYER. and one OF his daughters Is the
wife OF Policeman Poriiauz. Tho funeral
will take place ut D o'clock tins afternoon
from the FIRST Baptist church. Of which he
had long been consistent member. he
officers OF Virginia Council, Royal Area
nun. and Stopewall Lodge, Knights OF
Honor. are called O.. attend the funeral.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-04
mcnn-rnton sinsicaIe.

The entertainments given los the McDhll
Union have always been noted Tor tDeF
excellence. On jane the lJth inc u9'o gu
Gn,id,ne fund. This VIII be the most
hl,h-cisss attraction ever given by the
m M aud all who attend will bo tho
yToaghiy pleased with the programme;
ms rntertalnment will begin series to
be- clyen during the season Of 1898. Mr.. D..
.onis sullivan has the management OF tne
1a,,s,cq',s in his hands. Tie following
ladies' and gentlemen will take part Alr9'
Charles OBJ. COwardin, soprano hrs; %
Z. DurreIi contrali aod MI Mrs H. Charles c.
49, der. assisted by the Old Do
miuon symphony Club.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-04
Fscape convict.

George Anderson (colo!edl escape cd from li n
the convict camp III Goochand county
Last Tuesday and has not been hearu rom
since. lie was sent to the pehltehtlary
-, KING William county and has bro
ther in West Point. superintendent Lynn
otTsrs n reward of $50 tor the capture and
,etnrn of Anderson, who is described as OF
ark.ginger color, ~ years old, feet "a
inches high. weighing about 1853 pounds.
lie has a scar on the left wrist. two vac,
cine scars on left arm. scar near rign.
elbow. and another scar on top Oh fign'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-04

Az the meeting Of Temple Lodge NO. 81 o.
R S Ci@pp. worshlptul master; John
r Charlet9n. senior warden; ". v. par
row. Junior warden; Charles A. opsIhov'
treasurer: W r. Turner. secretary AvVh
a Siam o. Warthen. Junior deacon; Hartley
1 r'aaTrin -. CHAPLAIN u. B. Collins: tl9r
reuben burton. q. G. Woodward, Charles Charles
keii George c. Shaw. William "aiie'
Sco,t Stewards Committee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-04

N'' inma LYON Bryan. OF Harrison;
~Do hss been invited by the Board
i.f Manager, 81 the co umbian Tx
..',l totaAe part IN a programme 20 be
-.'i iu Tho assembly-T0Om % tho
-l- Bmlding, - native Of Rich
I and the author OF the romance.
i'. l,t.' Mfs. James =. Eagle. chair
81. Of TIE committee ~ charge. adds THIS
... formal invitation A. only the
80 gifted women are invited 70 partici-
D., 'n these entertainments we hope the
.-'ii.tlon wlll be esteemed an honor oon-
..'iei ~ tho Board of Lady Managers.
o. ,ur acceptance will 10 gratefully APP
Lir-.sfld
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-04
Property Transfers.

Richmond. Eugene Jones to Mayer, ah 10
VII snnt % l-i2 feet on the east slde o,
,Twantietb street between Franklin anu
W. mgn''s - a0o. william q. Miller aud wiIe
- A. Saunders. 50 feet on Third street
northeast corner Of Cary. subject 10 W. w.,
OF trust Of SG,271' St,oyo l o ona Jobn j.
kins and wife 10 II. !. CGoell anu snn,b.
VIZ ESQ corner OF LON bardy street, S6.Ooo
T T.acS White and wite to Mary }; Thomas
~ ,p saet on the north side of Chafin street,
AKA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-04
Captnin HuIoe Grand Wee Chance lor OF
,f of Isvthtas.

A circular has teen sent cut By ", +.
Mcleod. Grand Chancellor Of the knights
Of Pythias OF Virginia. announcing t4 p
appointment Of Past-Ch .ncellor T.. =.
Iinlcr. OF Virginia Lodge. No. ,, of tins
civ. 10 the pOeit.on OF Grand Nice-t Chan
ccllor. made vacant by the death OF Jo-
eeph 4. Mutton. Paste haucelLor Lyman
Chalkley. of MoUntain-Groye Lodge. so.
r.. Coyugton, IS appointed t. fill tho va;
cancv on the Finance committee cau-' q
Ly the promotion Of PaSt-Chauceilof
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-04

A. The annual meeting OF the .,d stoek,
holders of the Johnston SAFE c Au.Jas' ~
Electric Company held IN tue ~ IONA oaa the FOL.
cS%@e oIs board gSsssdra Director were re-
iJ lso,aa o' Colonel Willsm ID. Rice; Maj91r
s'0s " asrber, Colonel Tazeweii E ps.S :.
iseobs d i. Boiling. Jonn huthef-
sno,d and A. Iangstsf Johnston.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-04
Chudr4n's-Day NJ Broad-Street.

Tho Sunday school Of Broad-Street
Nrthodis, church viii hold It's annual
Children DAY celebration THIS afternoon
NJ o'clock. avery attractive programme
viii he especially good. Master Robert
Hunter Viii deliver the opening ad ires-.
the report of the superintendent vi, he
Submitted. and IN the exercises by children
the following scholars viii take part
Rock Of Refuge -Ly d.a lil!tzmmer. An
me Hunter. Eyelyu Grady, Ethel WORD,
Susie Voolfolk, Matte Gayle, Goldie Cur
us. and julia BIdgOod. -
Faith. Hope. and Love Maboth RUSSELL
Oracle burgess. and Josie CHRISTIAN;
Tribute OF the FlOwerS-O!h9 beii mar
Mar Anderson. Hattie James, Louise Bar
her and Lthel Briggs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-04

They're ourl-thoy're roii for-ani now anftaer
shower Of bargains inr Won This week I'D tLe
choicest ~ HATS and FLOWERS. Here are ihe
nobbiest style, and latest shapes in hais Tor
indie. rris-os. and clIlIr.r.
fINK FRENCu FLOWEbS for less than Tor
mer price Of domestic goods.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-04

For term. and ratiicuArs apply Hotel Grcno-
be. Fllty-sixth street and >eycuta avenue, New
Y.rk. WILLIAM NOBLE,
INV Him owner eni Proprietor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-04
,... . ur,,,.h.Army otiicer.

Mrs Laura Marie Buckley. formerly OF
this city. now residing In England. wa
S,r Henrv William Holland. of the British
Amy ar The bride Is daughter OF the late
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-04
YRS. DAVIS LEAVES.
e.r AND MEMBERS OF HER FAMILY
RETURN TO NEW YORK.
u,r.reu visit to uoilyw Tho
,sndrcn's Gravos-To Reside Here
Thanks to tho Police.

~. Davis. NJ. and Mrs. Hayes. and Mise
Davis lelt the city yesterday on
eci T. NJ tram on the Richmond,
,..s...kslurc and Potomac railroad for
,.-, They were accompanied 10 the
,,. Nayor Fivson. aud among those
ihcro 90 500 them OF were Gene
....-..sI Anderson and General Pey-
..n Hon. George l.. Christian aud
.,a..el on Thorn IN tho forenoon.
...o.r1rn.uc thc family drove out TO
.,,,.l Unattended 20 take last look
g.. graves of thoir loved ones. On
-.tr1 fo the citv they expressed
.....- ID. much pleased with tho
.t. rlt.on of the section. Hmm
.... ...al, yi.ited the section yester-
t.-an.n. a-t II - safe 20 say that
....I- vi, Wow II TINS evening.
..t,rs or TIKI CHILDREN.
......, pavNs three sons-Joe. vii
samuel are buried al the foot
... iIttic Joe. u VII. be Tomem-
h.-eln the latter part Of 1854
objects ~ a fall from the east
.t rho Davis Mansion, and tho
.'lue which was removed
.4... tu t.e new section, was
.. t.r ral.i r"u OF this citv. VII
u Mcmpui- after the war. and
t.l .l Washington before the
...u h's tAthor was residing there.
...- l.4- uayos. the little grandson
..r Memphis. Is huued near tho
.a.- crnadfather's grave.
i- stall another body % be re-
Go. section. that of the Presi-
.-. Jefferson. but a. be died Of vel
.t..r rlriu. The existence OF that
MeMuhs several years ago the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-04
UOTFL .8LBE.UARLE,

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va,
OPENS 81 ~ lsr,
under tho personal mana srmen.of !. d. Wrisht,
propriofor Wrchts lfotol, Charlottesville. Va.
Al the foot OF tho Blle Riso mountains All
modern improvements; acc1mmOiat.Ons TOR LOO
guests; hot and cola baths. Iron aud iithis
4. %. WRIGHT,
my lin charlottesville, Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-04
Chiidren'S Dresses
and UHderGGrments

We show large variety of tho above gar
rnerfs and have always made q specially OF THIS
depart ncnt.
This summer We have maie extensive pr
n.rat,ons IN the manufacture OF Infants and
cnliren's Dresses, which are all made hero
uuier our personal supervision, and We are NJ "
better prepared 70 cater . your wants IN eithrr
Dresses or UnlergGrmelis tnan ever heretofore
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-04
'yHE ALLEGHANY HOTEL,

GOSHEN. VA.
This magnificent hotel viii open JUNE loth.
Beautifully situated on 4 commanding eleyntIan.
anoriiug magnificent views on every side. The
most complete and luxurious GUNNER motel VA
tho State. Has natural ami perfect drainage.
sanitary plumbing, electric lights hot ana eold-
water baths. An orchestra with changing pro-
gramue FOR concerts daily. Culrine a.d service
Of high STANDARD. cola suph IT and other mll-
eral waters on dranght.
write for NtUsfIdtcd booklet.
j. WATKINS LEE
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-04

'or.. suit. Observation-Disclosures and


Confession.
U.re luifs were instituted Ia
Dl.nt Court YESTERDAY
i... N 60. against Virginia Indus
Of r.a.tlle. Buldlug. ana Loan As
~ cJs.fJ.
H,a.v against j. G. Bristo" d
jig $500
- . Cu,chdeld against J.. G. and
i.-pv for ~ji0.
81 Parrish against MOlie Il. N0yes
p" Moves for $50l.
Hl.5ior against j. 3. Clopton for
'...l Mercantile and Safe Deposit
against J. g. Spot, for S50l.
..t rendered McAdams Berry
-' l.a. Cullen a Co., judgment Tor
80
be-. E.altau against n. \. Wilkinson,
.. confessed by defendant, for
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-04
KAUFMANN&U0.,
CORNER FORTH AYD BROAD STREETS

Our buvor. who 4stiu North. has sent ~ an
o,,.er l,i,. lot Of HATS aud FLOWERS this week.
yop NAV re-t assured they were purchased ut
-. own p,i,e. or this i.g stock would not be
here at this season Of the year.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-04
XK-AEM SULPHUR SPRINGS, "a.
| w NlA IL-LN
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., VIRGINIA
F0RT WILLIAM HENRY HOTEL,


LAKE GEORGE N. y
VIII olrn 1T NE ! Dir IAe hrgest, o"st aD-
pointed ana most literally c0utuctei hotel 0s
-. 4
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-04
I..por, of,s. Ia. Mission.

, lie summer heat being again upon US.
ice hisssOn must meet It's demsnus
~ publishes this report Of work ~ the
e''!, topping that II viii inspiTs its patrons
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-04

snc,ial attention IL directed to orr large VI.
rietvof l%FAS IS aud CHILDREN : MLL 81 and
=. X. HATS and BONNEic al prices 10 SUIT al
purses.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-04

TV0Sh Dress Goods.

Tho time for thin dress goods has come. The
crowd AZ this cOInter tho past week would
Indicate II hai come with rush. A many
o. tho choicest patterns cannot be duplicated
ngain tli4 season, tho sooner Won make
your selection the better variety you Will
have 10 choose from.
Persian Lawns In n variety ~ grades and
every one great value, l2il 70 jOr
Seeded Embroidered Muslin, line dots up %
the medium size,
% to Coo.
French Organllc. fnil assortment. atO1t two
yard vide four yards mah" dress
see. 10 Sl.2j.
Figured French Organize, the finest goods
imporiel. the choicest patterns oi his sca-
son, former price -. 30, AMI soc. per yard.
Your choice OF the entire lOt at
40c.
scotch Glnchams. 80 inches wide, the nne
Zephyr weave. good value at 21r.
only 1870.
Finest French nnd Scotch GiCGhams, tho
same you generally pay 40. per yarl tor.
This Week 2JC.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-04

Complete line ~ sizes and grades In ChilArcn's
Vests, ranging rom u. up 90 DOC. IN price.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-04

Thls week we will show some exceptionally
COL values In WHITE LAWS WAISTS. also,
TOtOkFD PERCALE ana SILK WAISTS; also,
.ofne uophv STYLES ia DUCKS fRlPED EION
SUITS, winch are nObby, cool, and scryireablo
Tor warm weather.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-04
Every one seems 20 be charmed with ous
Shirt Va StS.

Every day our trade on those goods Increases.
No are hu-fung the manufacturers ipr new
tou.n here and there winch may add - thcir Az
pcarauce and give them u uownoss over those
you have seen tho previous wceA-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-04
LLKTON LITHGA SPRINGS,
A ELKTON, ROCKINGHAM COUNTY, VA.
17TW-RTyEK WHITE SULPHUR

y SPRINGS, GILES COUNTY, YA.-Thls re-
sot, Is now ready Tor me reception oi guests. lt
\ under new management ana has hron tho
roughly repaired ant 10 = great extent reiur-
nishoi. Ine wntNr is very euicaclOus In toe
treatment ~ many diseases. Tho scenery OF
New river, IN view ~ the hotel, 4. unsurpassed.
The best that can BE- procured VIII be found on
tho tables. Experienced cooks harn besu en-
plovci. Guests assured 81 polite ana prompt
attention SPRUCE q half milo from station.
Goof livery. llacss meet all trains. station
Egglesf0n, Norfolk and Western railroad POST
OH co. EgglesfOn, Va.
INV pN.iw SCOTT & BISHOP.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-04
GREEKS SENT TO The GRAND JURY.
The Giblin Case Heard Yesterdsy-Tined
for Beating Woman

largo crowd copyrighted IN the Police
Court yesterday morning 70 hear the in
vcsticatlOn of the case of John and George
GIbhn. the Greeks who were charged with
making q fClonlous assault upon William
IrianA. who runs a cigar and tobacco
store on Broad street near Fifth. There
was also q counter charge against Mr.. III
ana for fighting. The difficulty occurred
IN front ot the place referred 10 on Tues
day afternoon, and from the testimony, was
the result Of RQuarrel bet John Glbhu
and Mr. IrIaua as 20 the right Of the former
to have hls candy-staDd IN front Of the store,
a portion 81 which "a occupid by DIT.
Irlaua's business. On Tuesday. m the ab-
Sence Of the Greeks, II IS alleged that Mr..
Iraua threw the stand Of the Criblins INTO
the street John accOstcd HIM about II
and the row cnsUed. The Greeks claimed
that 1riana picked MP brick ana that
john then struck blm. knocked him down,
and beat him while George Giblln heid
the crowd IN allowance, claiming that the
fight was fair one. Witnesses testlh'd
hat The Greek beat Nh. Irlana unmcrcl-
fully after he was down. Tho latter nose
was broken AMI he was badly bruised aud
cut IN tho ARRAY. Both the CIbIns were
sent 20 the grand jury OF Tn" iusuugS
Court while luana WAS discharged.
James Fulton was before the Justice on
the accusation a a-sau!tng ana beating
Mrs. AlNri ma lltii, "a f" iu'Ntl' VI 1 A'i''
by marriage. the testimony III the case
was very conflicting. but II wns clear that
Fulton had struck tie lady and lao was re-
CURED T. uav $40 and costs.
Sidney Bow-ry. "a young white man, was
charged vita a-sultine and beating Charles
thompson with rock. The affair oc-
Cured 10 the house 81 a woman named
Haitie West. BJwory was sent on 10 the
grand jury.
X. L. Bracket. Charles Smith, aud a.
!. Nelson, charged with selling SICK chick,
ca. NJ the FIRST market, were discharged
with ndmonltion by the Justice.
". b. Courtioy paid $40 and costs for
cruelty beat ~ one Of hls mules. James
McCArter was assessed the same sum for
cursiug and abusing Policeman }. II. Nc
MILAN and his family IN his own house.
Tho case of lsham Walton, charged with
uuiawfuuv boating Mo,he O'Nelll, was
continued until the 18th, while the three
cus,s OF larceny against Ida Norton were
postponed until next Wednesday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-04
or wrNRFR TOO MANY.

When the new members recently elected
70 the Council go into Office the 1st Of
July there will then be five councilmen
members of the City School Board.
The Jaw saws that the number, Of
membors Of tho Council in the school
Board Of any city shall not exceed one
third at the entire number q the board.
The Manchester board consists Of twelve
members. thrco from each ward, 50 ono
member viii have to Teslgn. There are
two members from the FIRST Ward +. ii.
LliznnraLd aul q s. Sims.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-04
HAVING QUALIFIED AS EXECU-

4 TktX Ola the estate Of my husband, T. W.
Tignor deceased, hereby notify all persons 20
whom the estate Is indebted % present their
claims 10 Thomas n. Ilgh0r or j. {. ngnor for
settlement, and AL persons indebted % tho
same will please settle win them Without delay.
Persons having lett work for repair viii please
call and redeem u or 10 will be- sold for charges
In sixty DAYS. MRS I. ". TlGNOR,
Execu:rix OF /. y. lgnor deceased.
fs 4-Su. WAFER
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-04
oT-ATIFTFD As FyrCIr

HAVING QUALIFIED As EXECU-
IL TOR on TIE ESTATE OF K. ii. WHIT
LOCK, deceased hereby notify all persons 10
whom the estate Is indebted TO present their
claims 70 me for settlement, and all persons In
debted to the same Will please settle Win me
without delay. - .
CHARLES Z. WIlITLOCK,
Executor OF K. Il. Whitlock, Deceased.
my 3l-eod3t'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-04
IF YOU WANT TO HAVE YOUR

IF YOU WANT TO HAVE YOUR
l palate tickled call up PHONE No. 3i7. All
the DELICACIE> OF THE SEASON-lli,ch-
inEss celebrated era D-Meat. spanish Mackorel
virginia Beach spot, Soit-sheu Crabs, and
many other good things thai help % MAKE lie
hapuv. q. y. MINOR,
No. SOS east Marshall street
Phone No. 341. 10 Alt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-04
PROGRAMME o. THE RACES.
t...f.rmcn,s for tho Coming state Fair
Progressing NtcciN.

rf..-, meeting OF the Executive
tt.o e tae Virginia AgrcutatAi
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