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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-05-04

Grease paper cases, place them in tho
oven about two minutes, watching care.
fully that they do not scorch. parboiI
little trout, and cut into sCallops about
hnif nm inch wide. Sautc in butter.
Mix them carefully with parsley or be.
hammoI soucc, then I'll the shells or
cases. Sprinkle brown bread crumb,
over tho ton, and warm in oven before
sOFvInV
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-05-04

TO make a rose jar 1t is necessary TO
put first n layer OF rose leaves and then
a layer OF salt until the jar is filled.
This is the most simple method, but in
addition to this you can obtain jars Of
perfume called potpourTi Of any drug
gist, which, added to the salt and rose
leaves, will give a very delightful odor.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-05-04

Pale gray table linen ia now used for
swell luncheon. This Is rendered,
charming when pink floral decorations
are employed, and an added touch OF
beauty may be given by the inIroduc.
ton Of mink CHM.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-05-04

Freeze n quart OF lemon wnlcr.icc
worry hard. Take out tho dushor, stir
constantly with u spoon whtlo adding
ono cup OF brandy and ono cup Of
shorty Boat we'll pack, aud Ia. stand
como hour 10 tInnn hnintn anrNlng.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-05-04

RICHMOND, Va, May 2.-Tho city
council has appropriated $1,000 to de-
fray the expenses incident to the re-
mNval OF the remains OF Jefferson Da-
vis.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-05-04

the cake. This cake can be used at any
collation. for supper OF dessert; and Il
put in q stone crock It will keep fresh
Tor some time.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-05-04

PHOTOGRAPHIC EXAMINATION
LmDlEY, srEuDEN Co.. n. Y, April Il, $50

The monthly examination Of students iu tho
Shorthand Department Of tho WHEELING
BUSINESS COLLEGE was held In College
Han Friday. the sltn ult Glass No ] gained
inst IN general average. No. : ttst IN
writing familiar work. No > first speed
IN imhslating miscellaneous work, Then each
member Of class No, l. namely MISS NpltiC
Bfnluafd Of saltwater, o Miss Garlic Stewart
Of Martins Ferry, o., Miss Mary Rlttor, city, aud
Miss Annn Lingnn, city, passed u personal final
examination under a dlsintctcltHd examiner,
writing 100 to lD words 10 the minute Of IN.
familiar miscollnucOn, matter. thus Cntitling
them to Tho hlghot graduating donors md 10
our beautiful L"lthUsriphcd DiplDmn u the
Shorthand Department OF tho under IRA nnic',
o number presented especially ilur work In
tvppWtltlug aud pCumuustlp u OcgutJltt u
thorough knowledge OF shorthand, our students
mako the quickest time Of ans school In this
county. which results entirely from tho prcat
simplicity NJ or new method, Shorthand siu'
plIn0I," VI which wc hold the exclusive COPY.
light and which Includes tic husi point, u
the Htnnnlc, Gmhnm and Munsou gystcms mud
over which oHt students ST." so TeiY ehta"Sia'tte.
mi
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-05-04

ART INSTRUCTION.

An Art studio. conducted by Miss Ross NJ.
kwEESry will DO opened In connection with
Mis- llitts School september II, In III school
building r0nCll, Charcoal aud CrAyon Draw.
iiW on and Water Color, aud China Painting,
Pastel CLAY modelling aud Art Ennnpllng will
receive special attention Miss Sweeney has
bcgu conducting Art Glasses With marked
success IN tho east int tho pas. live or slv
yeats .lnllhpt inquiry maybe lnhdpui Mi4i
llOsE " sWkENEG .hl Main street NJ Mn,
rooms On aud aitct Monday scpt0mbct u
Bull
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-05-04

side, embroidered in yellow, OF a mix
ture Of eolors, proves a most attractive
design,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-11
WANT TO BE CONSULTED.
Position OF the Ohicers About the
Armory-SIilitary Notes.

H. understood that the committee ap-
pointed from the First Virginia Regiment
TO prepare paper TO be presented to the
CITY Council relative TO the Armory Will
request that IN granting the use OF the
building the committee Will consult the
officers. They claim that III view of the
fact that they have expended some So 900
on the building they are morally entitled
To some recognition IN the letting OF the
house. They only want TO be treated
fairly in the matter The paper will 10
submitted about the middle of the month.
The Richmond Grays COMPANY A. were
busy last night nxrng for their annual PIC
mic. which will take place tomorrow at
Forest. Hill Park. The boys will make o
dav of II, and 1t ia safe TO say that splen-
did time will be had. A prize tsrget-prac-
tiee will be one of the features and the
usual picnic amusements will be INDUCED
III.
The room of Company + is being nxed
up in elegant and handsome style, and
when completed 1t will be one OF the
handsomest apartment in the Armory.
Considerable interest is being felt In the
Ease of Lieutenant Seay, who was recently
reelected lieutenant OF Fi.z Lee Troop, ia
Lynchburg. after having been oashlered;
He has appeared before the Military Board
of Examiners and the papers bearing upon
the case are now In the hands OF Governor
Mckinney. The general impression is that
the Governor will not commission MIN
again.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-11
MOORE NOT GUILTY.
,co,rT reo OF THE CHANGE OF EN-
sezzLlNG $tos, 600 IN FUNDS.
.,..aisr Chose OF the Peoples National
RANT Case OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
lion on Governor mcKinney--Notss
sno-ial telegram 70 tne psps,cn.j

p,ty1og. n. G., June 10 The trial of +.
y Noore, charged with embczzlement Of
s,os 600 of the funds of the Peoples Ma
'.,,al Bank. Of Fayetteville, drew q large
~ 20 tho United States Circuit Court
30 today. The defence introduced no
illnesses. though three were present.
Tho Inc Of defence was that Moore was
-, custodian Of the banks funds The
.,orppent showed that he had fraudu-
'.,t drafts in the bank on people who
Iro1 nothing. and that he discounted
a., onoof What he called customers paper,
oeninc thereby that he had a. n mer-
'..nt advanced supplies 30 farmers and
Isoonntod their notes; and that cf tho
- oC1 he had collected $30,ee0 and not
lifted IL on the notes, but had applied
',t.h,s own use. Most of these notes are
-. IN this bank uncredted with the
.-5ants paid on them.
CORRECT SCHEDULE.
Tho cashier Of the late bank and ex.
ri Examiner :. McD. Tate in January.
i..l after the bank had closed ITS doors
u.,cmber 81. 1890, prepared a schedule OF
e. banks assets. including Moore's in
S.ate4uess of all kinds, amounting TO
10000. Moore went over this and CON-
.T
go ledger as commission merchant, and
81. echedule was found and admitted by
Sim o. tc correct. Judge Seymour to-day
=. lfhc lurv that the question was whether
a.. cyefdratt BY Moore Of S2,700. made in
,,.4 vas with intent TO defraud the bang.
q. w. Fuller made the opening speech for
Moore. L. 4. Devereux opening for the
..ycrnmcnt. q. ii. Snow pext spoke for
,.e lcicace, District-Attorney G. A. Cook
no and tfharina A
l1ske f0r the defence.
ACQUITTED.
Tie iu-y took the case OF noon and
,t--e hours later asked Judge Seymour
ytetter the bank Discount Committee
r,..eI on the alleged fraudulent drafts.
lis Judge soid they must decide as to
tsf upon the evidence. The evidence
,s.c.oar that tho bills were discounted
ana that Moore cot credit. The Jury then
returned q verdict Of not guilty"
APPOINTED JUDGE
Governor Carr to-day appointed Thomas
Zones Judge of the Criminal Court Of
n. Nfnhnrg county and Eugene ID. Car
,.- was roappUnted Clerk. He has held
..,f position ever since the creation of the
c..,'.
Iae Governor made requisitIon on Gov
f-r Mckinney for Jordan Lindsey, who
r..su.iod John ". Clark of Greensboro
WITH heavy club.
ST. L. H. Fancy, formerly proprietor OF
iac laraorough House. leaves for England
,.z' week and may engage IN business
,-e-e.
pFATn or Mr.. HAMPTON.
VI. John 5. Hampton. who was for years
=. trsAcr OF papers at Salisbury, Green's
'r.. ana Raleigh. and who had q wide
g. uaintance IN the State, died last even
l,..ln the insane asylum.
..uscs as druggists are granted by the
s..t. Board Of Pharmacy 10 ID. r. Davis.
a.. vs.. Gasklll. ". a. McCenshaw, }. +.
Morgan. q. T.. Hart, II. +. Lee. and A. Il.
l.-.... nnl 70 Miss Alice T. Johnson. of
ABERDEEN. Moore county, She Is the first
wan thus licensed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-11
CassNVlLLe's comMENcEMeNrs.
Entertainments by Fupiis of tho MaIe and
Female Academies-Elne Averages.

correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatchl
GafrSvuLH, y. c., June l0.-For two
04ys Greeuvllle has been IN the midst Of
L-r commencement season and has enjoyed
'I- occasion 10 the fullest. asst night and
: lit before were the Joint entertainments
~ the Gfoenvilie Male Academy. Profes.
s.r ". II. Ragsdale principal, and the
Iseenviile Female School, NJ IS. V. l.. Pen
4I-tOn, principal. Very large audiences
lssembled both nights and the entertain
i0cnts were pronounced the best of the
klnd ever given here.
Last nights exercises embraced the con-
test for the dcclaimer's medal. Five young
uon-MessIs. j.. s. Smith. Harry Harding.
=. Il. Jackson. +. f. Mumtord, and Il. Il.
Cox entered the contest. and each one ac-
quilted himself with great credit. The
award committee voted the medal 10 Dir.
d. T. Cox aud II was presented by Senator
J. -. James.
Ia hls report for the Male Academy Pro-
f,--or Rag sdale read the names OF twenty
enc Young men who had made ali average
q - on all examinations. the high ave-
ls.e emitting them to this distinction.
l.gorted absent from no ro!l-call or DUTY
tGruE ten months. j. Is Jarvis and Char
'. SkIuuer: during five months, Louis
-Aluuer Raymond Tyson. ID. =. Smith. and
.u Parker. Total enrolment for the
.slOn iU2.
BEST REGULATIONS.
The best rccitations by pupils of the
.msio school were rendered by Misses
10 Sheppard. Sarah Hooker, Lula White.
.e'te tyson. Aylner Sugg. and Mary
q ye. each of whom recited charmingly.
}. Tie report of TINS school the names OF
i,..o # tho Young ladies We're read as en-
tt.,d 10 distinction for having made an
average above g7>5 Oh all examinations.
!lr V. L. Pendleton is a thorough in
.irl0tor Of girls. and enjoys a reputation
L,4t..cher that is attained by few.
Just before the exercises closed last
l-a, the pupils of the Female School pre-
s,r.ed Mr.. pendleton with a handsome
.l.A rocking hair. and the bows Of the
.c4Ieny presented Professor Ragsdale
g;A e beautiful ring.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-11
THE RICHMOND DIspATCH-sUNDAY, JUNE ii, 1893

New York. He expresses himself - well
pleased with tho metropolis.
Mr.. George A. KAhle, an employee OF the
works Of SAVAGE 4 Helms, IVES struck on
the head By . block u wsod yesterday
morning. The smbuisucs WA sum moned
and the wound dressed and Mr.. kAAle
vent back to HE work.
Rev. w. r. Judkins, of laurel Street
Methodist church. will preach the bacca-
laureate sermon before the young ladies
of the Southern Female College at WASH
ington-Street Methodist church. Peters,
burg, tonight at o'clock.
Syracuse DIVISION and Syracuse Lodge
will hold Joint convention 1t Odd-Fel-
lows Hall this afternoon at $50 to unite
with Damon Lodge in memorial services.
which will take place at Leigh-Street
Baptist church st 8 O'Clock.
Mr.. j. D. X. Sleight will address the
mems meeting at the Young Mems Chris
tian Association this afternoon at 4 o'clock.
Beginning next Sunday Rev. W. Asbury
Christian will deliver . series OF Sunday.
afternoon talks TO young men.
Under the supervision of Major n. n.
Dyer, of Charleston, w. Va. fyo clerks
are at work in the ball OF the House OF
Delegates copying from the books OF tho
Lana Oncc surveys hnuipateutS Oh ihuus
lying In the State of West Virginia.
Miss Sadie T. Pierce, daughter Of John
W. Pierce of this city. has returned from
the Normal School, Fsrmville, where che
obtained diplomas for scholarship and pro-
feiency In all of her classes. Miss Pierce
is also distinguished graduate and post
graduate of RiohnoEd High School
Mayor Ellyson, president of the Jsfer-
son DAVIS Monument Association, has writ
ten letter to General John Glynn expr ess-
ing warm appreciation of the services rem
dered by General Giynn and his associates
in connection with the removal of the re-
mains of President DAVIS to this city.
Mr.. James N. Bickers. of Louisa. former
" OF Company ID. Thirteenth Virginia In
fantry, has q pair of shoes that he drew IN
the fall of 1854 and wore all through the
winter and op the final retreat. and which
he intends presenting. with a record of
their history, to the Confederate museum.
The Rev. r. P. Kerr, ID. D., pastor of
the First Presbyterian church, will de-
liver The annual sermon before the Young
Mems Missionary Society of the First Bap-
tist church this evening at s15. A special
programme of music by the quartetts
choir of the church has been arranged,
and the society will attend in a body.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-11
BRILLIANT WEDDING IN BOSTON.
Professor Wilson. of Chapel Hill, Msrries
Miss stiekney, OF Boston.

SPECIAL telegram 10 the Dispatch'l
byslvs. Mass. Juae l0.-The marriage
Ceremony Of Miss Edith 4. Stickney and
~ Henry Van Peters Wilson, professor
" Chapel Hill. n. c.. was soiemnized 1T
u Church Of the Messiah 1T noon to-day.
4Ac bride wore u superb gown OF white
eIsp6 dc chine over white silk, with en-.
pie train and beautifully trimmed
WIZ white velvet aud duchesse lace:
~ her ungloved hands she carried
White praycr-book. The tulle vol was
sH.siicslly fastened TO the head with
olehesse last She was accompanied 70
,ae altar and given away by her mother.
siis. John IL. StickDey, and preceded by
re Qshers-Mossrs. Henry Duffy, Samuel
q "i.son (of Baltinore). Charles L. Mon
roe, William |. Monroe, Samuel Rich. and
L..e'y Steadmsn.
u e maid Of honor, Miss Lucy Il. Stick
roy, sister Of the bride, was dressed IN an
Tgais'te dotted muslin frock over white
ak. protosely trimmed with valenciennes
,@cs. aud carried bouquet OF pink roses
ss1 with broad psnk satin ribbon. She
~cfe a white directoiro hat with white
'@,.h ribbon aud ostrich feathers.
,heS Henry Y. Allen. rector OF The
i4eieh. dictated, Mr.. Charles Boston, If
S~hanore. WAS the best man. The altar
d.aaa@ted With snowbajis and
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-11
Ruford Club Organized.

All meeting III the City Circuit Court
room last night the Buford Cub OF tne
o,gan,zed by the election of the fol-
lowing officers; President, Andrew
Pizzini. Jr.; ice-Presidents. William
Ranger. Alexander Cameron. H. Orsi'
+ n. Wilson. p. W.. kafter;. Secre-
,.rv =. Paschai. The object OF the oiub
~ 70 organize all the voters in the preolpct
Who are in favor Of holding Q primary Tor
the election Of delegates to the state Con-
yention and favor the nomination OF Coio-
,.l pntord for Governor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-11
CITY Circuit Court.

In the City Circuit Court Yesterday the
grand Jury found indictments against Nal.
Ter Jones, Frank Cole. Oscar Lawson; To-, zoe
Adams. Thomas Reese. and Hugh Wiley
FOR felony in attempting to escape from the
The following coavicts from the peniten-
,iarv were convicted aud sentenced each
10 additional terms of FIVE years for second
offence; Charles Smith, William HILL, Al.
bert Bsttine alas AL. Jackson, Robert
Booker. Nicholas Reeves, Robert Pret,ow,
John Washington alias Joe Comic, Robert
jackson, Rosa Minor. Joe Williams, thomas
Kipps alas Swsatman, Jim Woodson. tnli
Butler ahds Morris, CALEB MARROW m9oer'
elias Dick Ellis. John Money, and William
Bavne
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-11
.sa,,,o. 40 IN, Peniten tiary.

The directors Of the penitsntisry. y. 4;
GLASGOW. Esq, president, have purchased
nj pnblic auction for tho Commonwealth
Iss feet of ground at the southwest cor q.
ner OF F,rst and Byrd streets Inc pflsH%s
psld wss sso per foot. t .so l E'cA' hess
, Dui' - nSiisd down and tho lot will be
S,isd no 10 the level Of First street. The
d,.ectors sre Comforting with the City In:
sinssr With reference 70 the extension q
Snr1ne street through the .psn.snt'aSy
sronnds from Bsiyiders street - 49,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-11
nASKeT.eALL
An Iutsrssting ana Exciting Dame at 20.
rest Hill Park.

Quite large number OF Richmondites-
both ladies and gentlemen-went to Fo-
rest-Hill Park yesterday afternoon TO wit.
ness the second easne of basketball played
on these grounds by members of the Young
Mems Christian Association Gymnasium.
There seemed to be considerable curiosity
on the part of some of the spectators az to
the connection between two poles. ssch
bearing s0-inch hoop. placed at opposite
ends of the grounds, and the game called
twenty of Professor Smiths disciples
of physical culture strobe into the
field and began to daily with .
IO.inch association football and at
last succeed In sending It through
the hoop, then curiosity was salts
ned and the audience cheered the
lucky side. In the first half the play was
fast and furious, fouls" were made
OF Team No. 2, but in the second half the
game was closer. and by some splendid
runs made BY Captain Branch, OF Team
No. 1, the score was brought to ties to
.. II may be explained here that Team
No. 2 lost points on account OF fouls.
Basketball il success, and many of the
spectators say it excels baseball and rivals
football in point of interest and exciting
situations. Following is list of the
teams
Tsdm No. 4. Team No. ..
John branch Ccaptain), U. o. Micheals (csptain),
". 4. Crawford, Richardson,
Lorraine, Witbers,
Allen, II. Carioza,
Freeman, Christian,
Carter, Davis,
Laughton, Rahland,
shepherd, A. \. Crawford
Williams, Greenwood,
Boiling. W. II. Cardoza
Mr.. Merwin Branch, umpire.
Professor Horace +. Smith. referee.
Time, 40 minutes.
Score, 3 to 3
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-11
. playing nc Com m Q o dement's.

Messrs. Less. Pulling, voelker. Arnold
and William WAGNER, Thilow. Equi, Kess-
Mich, Reinhardt. and Schremp, of the First
Virginia Regiment Band. returned from
North Carolina yesterday. where they have
been playing for college commandments
and concertizing in different parts Of the
State.
The band will go 10 the University OF
Virginia this afternoon for similar pur-
poses, returning on Thursday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-11

Big Falls Cotton-N Mills A. Big Falls.
hlamance county, J. n. Harden L Co, the
Fashion Breeding Stock Farm. J. H. Har-
den. proprietor ID. w. King a Co., J. W.
kernodle, OF Graham, and Juniua II. Har-
signments with J. W. Scott. Jr., and Jacob
A, Long as trustees. The Big Falls Cotton.
Mills make no preference. and Junius H.
Harden. who was at the head of the other
concerns, made no preferences in his in
dividual assignments, not even TO claim
exemptions allowed by law,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-11
DEATH FROM BLOOD POISONING.
Criei over the Loss of MIR. +. =. johnson.
Personal aud Social Happenings.


Personal aud Social Happenings.
Jurisprudence Of the Richmond Dlspatch.l
ScoriavD NECK, n. c., June l0.-Ihe
whole town and community around is
ual,r cloud of sorrow this morning over
Gee 1oath Of Mr. /. ). Johnson. which 90
cured here last night at 1880 O'Clock. lie
c.ue here three years ago from near well
o. head clerk III the post-ohice. lie
!.l Won the esteem.of every person IN the
au. HIS laUOrs were over. as the post
was changing hands. lie went FISH
l.gafew weeks AGO. scratched his leg.
.-4 which be had erysipelas. lie was
: .glt 10 be recovering until about I'VE
.a}- ago, when blood poison set IN, from
v..l Dee died. HIS remains Will be car
90 Weldon today. He was promi-
i.-' ,leMber Of the order OF Odd.fetlows,
... number of the members here VIII
e mlany the remains. dis two nrothers
We with bim several DAYS before he died:
lr.A.C. Ilverman nd J.. T.. billiard
rr.luoi from RoxObel yesterday, where
'., Ai;cr delivered an address before the
halaedy school at the commencement;
I.-g report a hue commencement ana
H. crop prospects ia that section.
PERSONAL.
Mss Catherine Mccormick. who has
l-. teacher of elocution in the Female
4 4icuy here for year, has returned to
L., home III Virginia
Nr, \. Biggs returned yesterday from
Baltimore with her daughter. Miss Annie,
.-e the latter has been for several
L.htta taking IA course III music.
3lr,. Martha Williams, from Murfrees-
t.to is visiting friends here.
Ai..- Annie williams. who has been
it-rlue near Washington. has returned:
SIS. Bessie Shields yesterday returned
'.. iolhns Institute. where she has been
a. ACcl for year
d.. Aston, Of Littleton, came down
yesterday on special visit to Sir. John
s4n Who died soon after DIR. Alston's ar
Lv4L
3s. NJ. Hielbruner, who has been here
IL ihe lewelry business for some years.
ie.i today for the West.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-11

wrcaths OF laurel. A large number OF
prominent New England and southern
families were represented. Tho wedding
presents were most costly.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-11
Order withdrawn-As Assignment.
rApNciAl tAlAerApn % tho ufsnafchl

Winston, N. O.. June l0.-.The Board of
Aldermen has withdrawn the order for An
election on Juse2is upon the proposition
that the city endorse bonds to the amount
OF SIS, 900 for the purchase aud improve.
meut OF the watcr-works. The ground for
withdrawal is an error IN tho time of open.
ing and closing registration.
DIR. ]. A. Butner, of Salem, filed a deed
Of trust to-day with W. A. LemIey a trns.
tee. There are preferred creditors TO the
amount Of nearly S6.500.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-11

B!SsSSss asR ~ = s'ssss s sss
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-11

"Curfew Must Not Ring Tonight"
The Eagle Cornet Band will give an en-
tertainment at Corcoran Hall Friday night.
The programme embraces drsmatizstion
of the poem. "Curfew Must Not Ring To-
night" singing. &c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-11

Richmond Arrivals In New York.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l
NEW York. June 10.-Preston Belvin,. St.
James, and J. +. Schoenhoff. Astor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-11

WANTED, A GENERAL HOUSE
w SERvANr. Sleep on the premises White
or colored. Apply at 3f3 east Clay street Mon
day from o 10 IA A. II. and 70 q +. N.
Ia 11.1ts
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-11

WANTED, A YOUNG MAN WHO
w can write well and figaro accurately, for
general ofice-wors. state where last employed,
age, and salary expected. Address DALE, care
DIspATcU CITY 10 ll-Its
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-11

WANTED, A POSITION IN FAMI-
w LIZ TO sew and assist in light housokeep-
ing for the rest Of the summer. Can cut and 1t.
Address EXPERIENCE, care DISPATCH, city.
10 l1-1t'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-11

WANTED, BOARDERS AT MY
w SUMNER HOME at Boydtou, In Meckien.
burg county, on the Atlantic and Danvilie rail-
road. Parties desiring pleasant pAnce>p spend
the heated term will Mud here what they want.
Apply to Mrs ALICE b. FINCH, Boydron. Va
Ia ll-Su4ts