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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-12
A CHURCH's SILVER JUBILEE.
The bethlehem Congregation to Cele-
brate To- Morrow and Monday.

The twenty-iith anniversary of the
dedication of Bethlehem Evangelical
Lutheran church. corner sixth and
Clay streets. is TO be celebrated TO-
morrow snd Monday. The ladies' OF
the church have tastefully decorated the
house of God IN which now for twenty
five years many of them have enjoyed the
pure administrations of the Word and sa-
craments. Garlands, festoons, flowers.
plants, and mottoes express the Joy and
gratitude of their hearts. as well as OF the
hearts OF all.
The services will be of highly festival cha
racter. The organ will be seconded by
band of musicians. The choir. under the
dictatorship of Mr. Rudolph Moesta, Will
singers as Mr.. Oscar Lohmann, Mr. II.
Rueger, Mr.. G. Phihpps, and Miss Katie
Philips. Solos and trios and cblldreu's
songs will be added to heighten the sacred
festivity of the occasion. The IL A. ~.
service is German, at which the Rev. l..
Lochner. of Chicago. ILL.,, is to preach.
The T. NJ. service IS English, at winch
the Rev. Hammeter, OF Baltimore, Nd,
is TO preach. At both services the pastor
of the church, Rev. Q. j. Oehischlaeger'
will read a history OF the congregation.
The festivities on Monday. the 14th, are
to be moro of a social character, and will
be held at Blandon Park. The Rev. Z. II;
w. Luebkert, of Washington, ID. O.. Will
preach at IL O'Clock. Refreshments and
social enjoyments will follow.
Rev. /. Lochner was pastor OF the
church at the time of the building and
dedication of the present church edihce.
OTHER SERVICES TOMORROW.
The pastor of Trinity church, DR.. p. A.
Peterson, VINO has been prevented by
sickness from occupying his pulpit the
last Sabbaths, expects TO preach Tor MS
congregation next Sabbath morning at III
O'Clock, and hopes TO have a full attend
ance.
Dr. Hawthorne will preach at the First
church tomorrow morning.
In the tent at the head of Clay street
last night Rev. Mr.. Bagby preached o
powerful sermon on the text, !" have not
come to destroy. but TO fulfill" At the
close of the sermon fifteen persons came
forward. protesting their Latin Ia Chris,.
Mr.. Bagby will preach IN tho tent again
tonight and Sunday afternoon at 8 o'clock.
The Sunday afternoon service will be a
special one. The prayer-meeting will be
held in the tent this afternoon at o'clock
as usual.
The regular meeting of the Methodist
Sunday-School Society OF Richmond will
be held at Washington-Street church Sun
day afternoon at o'clock.
w,I me1 p;.acb AZ Hst AZ TAN a. H. at the First Pres
byterian church, and at p. NJ. at West
minister church. Rev Or. James p. Smith
will preach at the Second Presbyterian
church at II A. NJ. At the Church of the
Covenant Rev. Mr.. j. B. Ch,ldress will
preach at II o'clock A. NJ. Evening service
conducted by Young Peoples Society OF
Christian Endeavor. with short addresses
OF interest will be held at Sis r. NJ.
The monthly meeting or the Baptist
Sunday School Associationwill be held Mt
4 O'clock with Pine-Street school. Rev.
Dr. j. @. Hiden Will make the address OF
fba oeenaion
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-12
Chicago Bike Results
fBy telegraph 20 the Dispatch.I


CHICAGO, August ll.-Summary OF picyeie
races n,.., .,h,.o
go. frst, time, 2:54 2-5; q. II. Eericks0n' Nh,-
cago, second; j. IL. Lava, Chicago thifu; D. Il
Adams ran unplaced. ~ pu,,,,o~,.
Half miie-handicap, nnal-G. II. Eiiinorpe'
Chicago, S5 yards, first, time l;Vl 30 =, na-
ker, Columbus, 80 yards, second IL, a. oith-
ems. Chicago. 40 yards. third A. s. Lutnsden'
Chicago. 25 yards. fourth W. A. hhodes, Hhi-
cago, 3S yards, 9th NJ. Dirnperger. 80 yards
A. l. Brown, IS yards T.. GTosch, 40 yards Il
w. Campbell, 20 yards: w. ID. SwenoeIrnAn, 10
yards, and Y. ii. futile, IS yards, not placed.
one mile-final-W. A. Rhodes. CnicASo' ntss'
time Pas SO; G. l.. Gary. Boston, second A.
ID. Kennedy, Cbicaeo. third; J. n Ciark. D0s-
ton. fourth: r.. II TIttie, w. III. huhgnn, V w.
Davis, A !. brown, and a. 4. crooAs NOV
Hail mile, opeu--A Zimmerman. New YORK.
frst, time, 1:60A w. A. Rhodes, Chioago' So
oond: A. X. Lumsdoa, Chicago, thifdi IL. :. z
Ter, Springfield, fourth: A. w. warren ane S'
A. Nelson. not placed. ~ u
Chicago Gao yarcsl, 1rst-timc, 1:oels a. ~
Gitnens, Chicago f240 yardsl, second Z; baker'
Columbus t400 YARDS, third; A. II baser' 40 ~,
iumbus 1880 YARDS, fourth; G. IL. feck ,sVo
yards1, nth: NJ. Pencil 400 yardsl. ~: Nelson
4O0 yardsl, T. r. Richardson t4eO yardsl. Z. v.
pases f320 yardsj, u. wslier t.7O yerds, ".
Hvaep Ig5 YARDS. w. A. Thompson xto
YARDS, w. N. Burt l4i0 yardsl, ana Gus s'oo''
i2I0 yards), not p,accd. z.uu.,-
Two fnlie--(CluD Inyitatioa)--A. a. 1lmne
in9n.and II. smith walked over.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-12
LITTLE MISS BOOKER KILLED.
Horrible Results of n Runaway on Second
Street Yesterday.


Miss Lucy Armstea1 Booker, the r.
year-old daughter of MIR. and Mrs. Lewis
Booker, met with a fearful accident about
10 O'clock Yesterday morning, which re-
suited in her death Just few hours later
az 4:45 O'Clock III the afternoon. The casu-
atty was one as deplorable in its conse-
Guences as any which has occurred III
Richmond in years.
Miss Booker and little Sophia, the 9-year-
old daughter of DIR. Joseph A. White, went
driving in the little buggy of the latter; A
pony was attached TO the venice. me
Girls were taking a morning drive anc
were coming down Frankll in street just as
Lineman Larry. of the Richmond Railway
and Electric Company, was lowering, or
lust after he had lowered the electric light
at the corner of Second ant franklin
streets.
THE PONY RAN AWAY.
Just at the corner the pony became
frightened and dashed up Second street
toward his stable. As the vehicle turned
the corner IT struck the wheel of wagon
GOING down Second street toward Main.
Here Miss Booker grabbed the reins from
little Sophia This caused the pony to
run Oh the pavement; but Just as the We
hlcle was about to strike against tele-
graph. post on the west side OF Second
street little Sophia jumped and escaped
unhurt. Miss Booker remained IN tho
vehicle until it struck, and as 1t did so she
was thrown head foremost against the
post, falling into the street IN an uncon-
sciOus condition.
The traces of the harness were broken
and the animal dashed of up the street,
but was soon caught.
NEVER REGAIYED CONSCIOUSNESS.
A number of patients who were in DR..
Whites Office at the time of the occur
renee rushed into the street where the
unfortunate girl was lying. She was
borne to DR.. Isaiah Ii. Whites office at
the southwest corner of Second and Fran X:
lin, where she was given the best medical
attention that could be rendered. Drs.
Isaiah II. White. George Ross, Joseph A.
White, and j. b. McCaw made gu exami-
nation of the child's injuries and ascer-
tanned that there had been horrible fYac-
ture of the skull, which was a very dam
eerous wound. About two hours after
the accident these physicians trepanned
the skull. but found that there was no
hope for the little sufferer. and she died
at the hour named above. The skull was
cracked down each side back of the ears.
Miss Booker never regalned conscious
ness.
The body was sent to the residence of
tho girls mother, No. 405 east Franklin
street. The funeral will take place at $50
o'clock this afternoon from St- Paul
church. The interment will be made at
Hollywood.
1t is believed that bad Miss Booker al
lowed the reins TO remain in the hands of
the White child this terrible casualty
would have been ayerted, as the latter
was perfectly accustomed to the animal
and had 1t almost entirely under her con-
troll.
CAUSE OF THE ACCIDENT.
A number of persons who witnessedthe
runaway say the pony was frightened by
the lowering of the electric-llght wire jlst
in front of 1t. The llneman asserts that
the lamp had been let down and that he
was trimming 1t when the children drove
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-12
St. Luke.s sunday-sohooi Entertain IN .n,:

st. Iuke's church and yard gave quite
brilliant aspect to the passer-by Thursday
evening from s 10 10 o'clock. the occasion
being Sunday.sch entertainment
given TO the children by the ladies aud
the Brotherhood of st. Andrew OF that
church. The yard was brilliantly illumi-
mated with Japanese lanterns. and the
children moving to and fro made 1T look
quite gay in that part OF the town.
and after singing few hymns all proceed
ed to the church-yard TO witness a balloon
ascension. The balloons were some OF tho
largest that have ever been sent up In this
city.
After the little ones had followed the
balloons with their little "peepers" un-
til the air-ships disappeared among the
stars they returned home TO tell mama !"
aud papa" what nice time they had.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-12
DEAT TlfS.


ELAN. Died. August i1th, at 8 p. NJ,
at the residence of her son, w. Il. Elan,
1903 TAYLOR street. Mrs. MARY A. ELAN;
aged Sc years.
The funeral will DO announced laterf
FOX.-DIed. August nth, At the resi-
dence Of his parents. 40 north Twenty.
sixth street. LIZ ROY VIRGINIUS. young
est son of James and NJ l.. Fox; aged7
months.
Funeral al residence TO-DAY. August
18th, at 5 o'clock L. Nj.
MOORE.-Died. at his residence. No.
1911 Porter street. Manchester, Va. Fri-
day evening August llth. az $50 O'CLOCK.
JOSEPH =. MOORE: aged 50 years.
He leaves o wife and threo children 70
mourn his death.
May be rest in peace.
His funeral will take place at Baip-
brIdge-Street Baptist church This Eve
MING at $3.50. All Of his friends and ac-
quaintances are invited to attend.
WARREN. Died. on the night Of tho
10th Of August. 1893. JOHN Is. WAkkEN,
one of the most prominent citizens OF
James City county.
Funeral TO-DAY. the 18th. at II A. H.
WIIJIAMS.-Die in Henrieo. August
10th, HENRY COLLINS. youngest son ot
William II. and India williams; aged ~
months and iG days.
Funeral from residence a. o'clock "a.
TURDAY. August 18th.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-12
OTHER MANCHESTER NEWS.
Funeral of Mr. w. +. Harwood.

The funeral of William f. Harwood at
the FIRST Baptist church at o'clock yes
terday afternoon was very solemn occe-
SION. The edifce was filed with friends
and relatives of the deceased. The SER
vices were unusually Impressive. They
were conducted by Rev. DR.. j. B. Haw-
thorne, Of Atlanta. assisted by Rev. DR..
Pollard, of Richmond College. Each min-
ister in his remarks made special reference
to the life and character of the deceased.
DR.. Hawthornes illustration of the Chrl1-
tian's death was very Impressive. DR..
Pollard told of the good work for the
church that had been done by Mr.. Hsr-
wood, making special reference 10 an incl
dent in his earlier life in which be led a
little ragged. dirty boy to clothing store
equipped him with new garments and af-
terward helped to educate bin. Now,
said the minister. this once little urchin IS
the pastor of one Of the largest and most
influential churches IN the State.
The music was beautiful and appro-
pirate. It was furnished by tho regular
First Baptist choir. Captain Frank Gun
ningham singing the fayorite solo OF the
deceased. The interment was made at
HollyyOOd
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-12
DANvILLE FINANCIAL ACTION.
A Petition to Congress for Repeal OF the
siiyer-Purchasing Law.

D,rv1,Ir VA, August IA meeting
Of prominent businessmen was held here
today TO consider the financial. situation
and TO suggest some means Of relief for
the present deplorable condition OF the
country. After discussion the following
resolution was adopted:
. Resoired. That committee be appointed
10 prepare q petition to the Virginia Sena-
tors and Representatives in Congress TO
urge upon them the Importance OF taxing
chasing clause of the Sherman silver bill,
believing that such repeal will go far to-
wards restoring confidence and thereby
relieving TO a great degree the present
great financial distress"
In accordance with the above petitions
were prepared and are being very nnme-
rously signed, and committee has been
appointed to take them TO Washington.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-12
Tha BAN Game ro-DaY.

The vlrginias and the Forest-iiil Cherubs
win meet once moro on the Manchester diamond
this afternoon. Somehow CT other Lumsdon's
Colts have hitherto had = most happy kpack at
fcresrlns may be expected Host, the 'wsz-
xard" nom Newport Nows, viii txsri for the
Colts, wAile MAsse viii catch bshtnd the bat.
- Pcssp Luck VIII Try his hand on third. zigler
and Fosior win DO the battery work for the
The college pcys, Who defeated the LyncAburs
ciut yeseerda5 by me score Of = 70 y xtu plsy
IN fS9aSShpyg tnis aflegaoons
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-12
THREE CENTS PER COPY.

ia Roanoke city September iith. IN Q
call signed by Thomas J. Edmondscn, Of
Smyth county. as chairman. and W. q.
Martin. OF Henry. as secretary this expla-
nation Is made: "Ths chief object Of the
conference will be 70 fully and carefully
consider tho many opposing influences
which retard the dsvelopment OF tho sdu-
cational, moral, financial. Industrial. and
political interests Of the rsee. sspsc,siy
the call. Also. to effect, II possible. .
general organization with such local or
CARNATIONS as may be necessary TO Q
united and continuous effort 10 advance
the material prosperity Of colorod Ameri-
can citizansv
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-12
comp,,w..s, 70 Nash,

The Boston Herald pays the following
handsome compliment 10 Billy Nash, who
received his baseball training on tho Old
Virginia club;
Nash has made but one error In tho
last thirteen games. Too much credit
cannot be given to the modest captain OF
the Bostons for tho work he has done TO
bring and keep the club In the hont this
~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-12
YfLLOW-JA JACK IN MOBILE.
No Cases Of Fever and No Suspicious at
TensnCOie.
.rrtee.rqqn 20 tho Dispatch.

telegraph 90 tho DispatchI
Wt.-l..r.>. August 1.-The Surgeon
...-.. .t tl. Marine Hospital Service
.. r owed telegram from Presl-
...tr r.r...f Oh. Mobile Ala Quaran-
t..IU.t. stating that the British bark
. ,.. L4l arrived at Fort Morgan
...-.-.r. station with two cases Of yel-
r.tvfua board. Ono Of the patients
r. badly clo tonight. Two men died
I-.ri.n.-of.the-Board Har-
"a q, Pensacola. Fla. tonight advised
Lr. Nru.l by telegraph that no adds
iC.. cases " ychuW-feyer have been re-
lt-l 10 that city nor any suspicious
cl-iO,tf1.
ue .uuau,ine station is thirty miles
'-,,r tl- city u Mobile and is isolated out
.g.lJs ID tie waters Of the bay.
ufMr roB PENSACOLA.
Erus1ruv, T.. c.. August II. Surgeon
r,..-. Nyuau, Of the Marine Hospital
S-y has complied with the request of
o.. Committee on Public Safety of Pensa-
c..t1,eal t- best yellow-fever expert to
.,l-u. el..r. ard ordered DIR. X. NJ. Muir
~ i,0u ttr DGgrautluc station at the Dry
o .'I..-. near hey West, 20 Pensacola.
..-.f..r. ...ui- high IN the service, has
....lr.rDLoo with ycllow-fever, snd Is
..,......i 90 pass upon cases brought
3. b., attention.
ifFr-T-s AT NASHVILLE.
N'Hvr.r. 7 M. August IA special
,--.. .. t.ut coaches containing about two
...!,.l i.U-eys from Pensacola and
".u i.til points arrived IN the CITY
.'t--. $ ue1f the passengers stopped
a.. t,r.. lui a majority of them went fur
'.r t.r.a. The exodus was due to the
l--.- & y.low-ftyrr in Pensacola.
rE,l,IL1SG FROM TBR PANIC.
Fs-4.ut. IIA., August 1.-THE
?. ,.e aye recovering from the panic
t.v days ago. but the effects of
. .-.n-u8e against the city is begin
l-- .. Is tllt lu nearly every line Of bust
: s. 4.i score. # men are being dropped
.-.-- ..l--lM.nt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-12
hAaRIsoNeuRe's STABLE BANK.
A slight Run Promptly net-No Uneasi-
ness Among the Depositors.
tsnec,al telegram 10 tho Dispatch.l

HARR1sovBURG, Va, August lin con-
sequence of an irresistible rumor anectlng
the condition OF the First National Bank,
of Harrisonburg. q slight run on that in-
stitution was started here this afternoon.
All checks were promptly paid. and the
amount withdrawn was Insignificant. The
bank is one of the strongest IN this section
of Virginia. and there is no uneasiness
whatever among its local depositors.. Its
assets are fully 100000 N excess OF la
biIitieq
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-12
TURF ANO DIAMOND.
The Southern League Ball Season Ends
by General Consent:


MONMOUTH PARK, n. j.. August II.-First
race-nve and a half furlongs-Kingston won;
Correction second, Defargilla third. Time 1:05If.
Second race-nve furlongs-Ben Lornond won
Rama second, setauka third. Time, l:ol.
Third raco-one and one-sixteenth miles
Cleaning won kGcoland aecoEa, Lizzie thitj.
Time, l:47l6.
Fourth race-nve NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. won
Quivoca second, Midnight third. Time, 1O94.
Fifth race-one mile--Madrid won; Arab Sc
cond, Lady Pulslfer third. Time, l:401e.
sixth race-ive and one-half furlongs-loia
won Baroness second, Innocent third. Time,
SARATOGA, n. Y. August 1l.-First rsce--flve
furlougs-Lady Rose won henoa second, POST
meid third. Time, l;041@.
Second raeo-six fur,Ongs-Cora Taylor won;
Contribution second, Lizzie McDud third. Time,
Third race-hve furlongs-Lizelg won Little
neid second Promenade third. Time l:0l16
Fourth race-siX and one.half furlOngs-Mask
won Fl RonO second, False Alarm third. Time,
Fifth race-four and one-han furonGs-Po-
tentate won; Blossom second, ~. Pat third
Time, 5JS4. ,,,
Basino won Alfonsina third, Margherita third.
Time, 2:lS$4.
The National Game.
[By telegraph to the Dispatch.l
At Washington r B.u. 2:
Washingtons....... l o o. y
s. -
Batteries: Esper and Farrell; Haddock and
DAILY.
New Yorss;:'.G3 o o = = q q ia ia - .
batteries: Petty, German, and Wilson Tay-
lor. Keefe, and Clements.
AtCleyeland: r. BIZ. Y.
Cleveland. ..........2 100000 00o0-2 3
~ Iouts s........O o O 3 O. b
Batteries: Hastings and Gunson; Clarkson
and Peitz.
Bai;imores ...'...e ooO1O3o - IL
Bostons .........2 o 0 y 2 l I'll Ia
Batteries: McNabb. McMahoD, aud Robinson;
Gastright and Camel.
Al Putsbure; X. BIZ. E.
PiItsbures...s....O ...O15O0O 12x-9 II 3
Louisyiles .......1 D 0 = 0 u O-3 IL $
batteries: Ehret and Stencil; Rhodes and
Grim
SOUTHERN LEAGUE.
ATLANTA, GA, August 1l.-The Southern
League OF ball clubs held an important meeting
here to-day, with delegates from Chattanooga,
Montgomery, Atlanta, Augusta, Macon, savan-
nah aud Charleston 10y proxyl. Tno nrst ac-
tion taken was the unanimous auoptlon oI
resolution citing that IN view OF the yeloW-ieyer
scare, so seriously onecting the clups OF the
western division, and the present nnahclai
stringency, which has had 80 serious an
effect upon ali the CLUBS Of tho league the
league season Dc cst short and closed on Satur-
day, August 18th. IL vas decided that the de-
ciding games for the championship OF 1898 20
played before the season OF 1919 peghs, tno
Contestants being Augusta, who won the cham
pioEship OF the FIRST season, and such clubs as
may be heard from when tho league season
closes after to-morrows game.
GANES.
At Chattanooga: u, b.h' E'
Cbat;anoogas.. o o o l / 3 % 0-6
AtIsntas D o - % 3
Batteries: Abtey and Setback; Darby ana
Moran.
A, Nacon. X. BIZ. ".
Narons .4l0O302 oil 10 9
sayannabs.......O 0O1 o / o. 2 D
Batteries Donneny and Fields; Quaries ana
Connaught0n.
At Mobile: The M0bile-Nontgomery game
postponed on account OF rain.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-12
cur cIrcais Court.

The following suits were instituted IN
the City Circuit Court yesterday
Talbot 4 Sons against j. 4. McClain tor
II. Z. Bradley against r. A. Williams for
G. H. Brau.igam, Jr.. confessed jude-
rnent IN favor Of r. Leibssmuth for
3753.2.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-12

Cards, Blll-Heads, Statements, Letter.
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Company at low prices. Will give you
good work at same prices you pay for in
ferior work. Send US your orders and we
will guarantee satisfaction IN every par
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-12

In calling attention to our celebrated
Roller-Tray, which Is the most convenient
and strongest trunk made and which Is
made in every way superior 20 all other
trunks. we beg to say that Wa warrant 10
the best and that wo will DO any necessary
repairs 20 them free OF charge.
Very respectfully.
III. w. RoUsTBEE & BBoruRR,
RichmoId Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-12

NJ, ''' Death has called forth universal ex-
t'ess.ops Of regret, and many her. still
Ih5 10 the belief that he WAC murdered.
caves devoted wife, but no ehll-
Ss4h-al S,.4 three of his little ones having
g early childhood. /, is generally
IN ncStn1 mere that disastrous speculations
NuieagO led TO bis untifnaiv end
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-12
r,r., Gam, Of the Amateur Ball League.

The frst game OF the Amateur League
was played at Island Park yesterday after
noon between the Stars aud kichmonds
and resulted IN o score OF Is TO 8 in favor
OF the STARE. Owing TO some of the play
ers on the Richmonds being sick outsiders
had to be substituted. This. OF course,
resulted ia the game being somewhat one
sided. In other respects the contest was
q pretty fair one. Fully 200 spectators
were present.
The Birdinhands and Fultons will play
this evening at Island Park. and as these
teams are very evenly matched very good
qArue may be expected.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-12
Don't forget the Bos,on's half.price sala

Psrjor-Car on G. & u. Traia No. I.
Commencing August 1ith the Pa.lor- Car
hitherto running on Trans Nos. and TO
Clifton Forge will run on No. to Hinton.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-12

EMPLOYEES and Others who will be paid
of to-day with certified checks can, oy
trading out portion, get the change ia
currency at Julius Meyer Il Sons, corner
Sixth and Broad.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-12

greater sum than ffty dollars
on the balance standing 70 tne
credit Of anv customer on its books. but
will certify checks upon such balances TO
the full amount. It is further determined
that upon all deposits of currency made
with each bank on and after August 18th
instant IL will pay checks to the fuii
amount of such deposit upon presenta-
tionD -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-12

Delightful trIpto Norfolk and Newport
News ON the new and beautiful steamer
Pocahontas. leaving at 10 O'clock this (Sat-
urday) night. returning Sunday night. A
day at the seashore for small cost.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-12
Property transfers.

Richmond Edward Wade's heirs to
Virginia A. Wade. % teet on Pine street,
corner Of China. and lot on Pine street
between China and High. 81.
Highland Park Company, loss u and " IN
square 10, t3.o0.76.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-12
Yves, po,o, sunday special.

Sunday. August 18th. the Richmond and
Danyille railroad will run a special train
to West Point. Train will leave the Rich
mond and Danville depot at $3.50 A. ".
Returning. leave West Point at l.. Nj.
The tram will stop OF all stations. Faro
for round trip. Is cents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-12

Insurance companies allow 5 per cent.
discount on policies on buildings with
Galvanized Iron cornices. Send for or
phone Thomas n. Kendlsr and have gal
yanized iron substituted tor wood. The
discount ON policy will pay for IT in ashert
while
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-12

wife oame here from the Fast. taking
rooms at the Metropold Hotel. Two
weeks ago Mrs. Eddy lett the city going to
a Wisconsin summer resort. MIR. Eddy
seemed TO take life easy, having apparently
no cares. No ono can tell why he killed.
himself