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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1896-12-30
SAVES srrrps.i

Steps without numb may BE saved
the women Of tue house il ip every
ssliying', room of the holse from.
kitchen up there il rsgbsg Ok catch-A
tall, pair Of scissors, 9 small boy ofs
tiny basket containing q needle ortWo,
tblack and white thread. 9 thimble and,
some wrapping tWine. MANY aS trip;
down stairs or up is SAVED By these
little oontrivsnces. TO mend q fipiins
ones dress, sewsa button on baby
boot, sew onlthe Just ripped bind nding,
button on Johns coat, q string on
Mary, bonnet, all the work Of smila
ute if the materials towork with areS
close at hand, and such as saving of
time, temper and steps in thu Efe of -
busy woman. " Washfng gton Star. 81
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-23

artists become favoritss during tner
limited stay. rev faces are sts1ys SeA-
coue1.
Tie Rixford Brothers. clever team q
ac-obate 17c baizrcers. are TIE Ge@-1fs
CO tess weeks bill Trs Rizfor1s- T1o
ciose5 9 successful erzzE-rert al HAN
-s-stslr's Olympia. New York week te-
fore szst rave ben II TIE city ,or several
dsys rsfsarsl-g q rev srt- Ihic1 they
all --rforrn for TIE 1-s. tine to-zac--cT
evening. one OF the brothers" = -Bc-T
Pan. whose rare r. familiar 20 TIE
theatre -osrs cs Iris city Es vas
resilient Q. gicarolG U--l t. co1-
r-e-ceuezt CT rs stage career Tie te5E
has performed n Looto1 ard Paris.
where tney created 9 furor ~ their EerS1-
lcrsl <szts O. strength
A novelty ~Iu hz witnessed n lis.
Belle Verrz- a facial artist. EAo Tsc-
=s-ts -v-rrcus por-rzi-g-zs CT well
krcvn ce-ehrstiss. besides many comic
faces ssen uron the streets ever cay.
Bingham. the venr-sloquist- VII gITe
limitations os EIiSol's pho2o graph aug
r-sr-ed b. lis group OF lzughisr-c-ezrins
mechanical figures
TIE laf IL New York VAUDEVILLE circles
nov e descriptive s1nzs. accompanied bT
s.sreop.lccn views. Among Ire lsiest eo1-
verrs % ths fzi j. ys= Kitty Bris1s---
VIZ VII sfrE thsz On the gar-en tbs
week last tur certainly rot TIE least o.
TIE prozrz --le. fs pretty Jezrstis Ellio--.
wao vii slnE ths latss. popular sougs
AID d acro6z.ic danes
Tre JeHersoa Orchestra VII coI.-us
TIE p-ousns5s concerts afts- The eve
rl-Es -rcg-snE@-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-23
.rHE RICHMOND DIsPATCH-sUNDAY. AUGUST %. 1896

twelve months far lis attack u2on th<
c--tcer
Justice crutchTei. heard ERE testimony
Of rf-ressr. q the accident that cOst
AIte-t R1es. The coicVet boy. As- lie o.
Wednesday ard discharges Nctcrn'A1
Hamilton Ross. = viii - rerezncers'l-
va. run over b q Traction Company car
OF Church HiL
James Robinson. a white rzn- was
h-oozh, g the TAR CO s-st.cs io- siea-lrs
Nzr q peas ard some cane7Ee IA -
Cd Market he went 20 -2A for Shy
czyz
To- Clayton fcot--e51 stole if-se
-hEck.-s. vailed AZ = from Er- Jo1n =
No--cr's hsr-souse- MS = 1lci-e- L.
District case joe Vas ses1 Eits ne
fowls e-1 caught Els case was seni q
20 IRE grarf Jury
Johr Locke. lcclo-edD cured and zo--se'-
I. .. We, and rad % gay ASe-
Emma Juiscl fcoiorsc) vas cisc-cer-y
IL TIE street and Vas dne1 SSa
Iota Scott struck another nero VIII
Z Eock and pad -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-23
THE FOUNDING HOSPITAL
xoz~fhfnE About This Hsne for
Bzbe- Cast Upon the world

II TIE tzstsrz Tcrtsc- q the clfF. a.
,zcszt 20 Csi-nso-153 PARK. Is E.tuzts-
humane ins,.ist5sa. re purpose ard airs
G. wkt-k are unfzz1iisr . large IA
ss-s,y C Rscszon5's psopis. and II view
C to god Eo<< i r 1cl-E s0-.s retsE-
cree thereto gay r-oys i-tsrss;l-g-
Trls i1stlru,:o- q kroTn as 41s
T-u1rE-l-z Hez,t.zi~ sur = r-o-e co-n-
r-c-iy called ~-Es Izfs-ts Eorns Il
zas chartered u ls1. III. Rsv. d.. u
y. Eore. c. =. ysre5iih- Esg-. Dr. W
-. Pz-k.-. =. a Calm. Esg-. E-d oire's
az c.-ro-atcrs al T. r-zlr-z.1e- y :
fcrd h<1-ssth-5 f,- tie pzrToss y r
Wuxi= B-ozn- Tas otsect CO re ,o--s
Is q receive s-5 care :cr fou1t4i-E T1its
ctrzre-. az ~ corporation 5 nTsstt-
-.h AZ TIE rights o. parent O. r1t--
r.l x-a-dizr cTer ire psrscn of suT cnil
c-s--..s.ss % SIS cha-gs. TIE ho-ns 3
---se- ~. co--rcl g bozrt CO MAJ
-. e---essS q i.sles selected fun
- s.Hs-e-. senosi-ario,s q tie city,
vile q --z.roz ard ex2ertsros1 n-fses
lex AFTER ire hssits sn< ccrnfort G re
LIKE f--ztss-
T7ss I-sa-ts Hone = rot a ces-itafis
l--L.l-L-.L y ne 4-A. .-a------- -
terra but Co-ztic-E are always accept
aba a-1 are sck-ovls1ge1 trcn tine .
ti-rs ,hro-gh re city prssl- TIE ho-se.
zhicz was k1orr a. re Lzr-s .o-ns-
r-ees. las been ts0roug-lT --o1sTElzs :.
ara - 10 every Wy sdzP-s1 % tas Ply
rc-e tcr w1lch Z is roT uss1
TIE c@cs-s arE B1ar1 q, Managers
exact 10 rec--iz-y Constitution tor t1s-r
ssrrees. sr1 are z-tra;s1 j. tse-r Tofk
oy 1--we ard co-pzssiol to- re u,toi'--
-zts tztss COMMITTEES % their care 4nsy
% coTe.- soxsvsr-ss they dsse-Ts-i-s
e-csu-agsre1t. synpsthT. an, WEN
possible. help o 81 -ho fsel al tlt-reSt
II such an ,rs-ir-tion-
Visitors are vs.co-e1 ~ cs--air hou-z.
az al zho have inspected ire hone ar
beco-e acquainted Tith Re good a.
@o--rIlstsd have had her ln,eEssi
azzk.red an frserasniD gard
TIE Part O. Managers scznoTls1gs
c,-t-stu-ions q clothing. saunei ard cot
.on r,oss. knives. forzs. spcons. kitn1sn-
.zrs. ND. TOYS. &c. frorn Ms Alvey
y-z c---o. Yrs EnsIiinzs. Nj Q. v
pollard. Or. y. y. Pollard, lr. ! W
rso-as. AID Mrs. Wat
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-23
Played for sweet Charity. Sake.

On Friday evening party % little iolE
gave 4 delightful ard very profitable En-
tertainrent az TIE home o. ". and Mrs..
e P. Walford. No. 50 east clay street.
eo- The b.rest o< the Day Nursery ard
Free kindergarten. The pario-s % The
pretty house were packed. ard TIE int
re-ttr- I-tie comedy. Miss Tezzls's
Trur,." was chsrrling.y and srtisticzliy
-erEered. Those who witnessed the per
torrance were enthusiastic IN their
r-sI.s % the his,-ionic ability q the
bays and girls. through whose Industry
= neat little sun was thus realized for
this most worthy charity. The caste n
cluse5 Misses Els. Price, Martha DAVIS
r-s.eus Walford. and Messrs. John Price
I>xan Walfor5. and Gerald Hooker. At
the conclusion OF the play TIE Misses
Anna and Eleanor Johnston. OF BROOK
lyn. y. y. entertained the company Titn
some pretty fancy dancing and vocal
music
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-23
Going to the District Lodge.

~ The regular weekly couTocation u
re cod Tenplars o. Richmond Lodge.
10. -. Friday night A. Be.yi1ere Hs.L
the following delegates were elected. o
attend The district Session. a. Williams
burg On Monday. August 2ith: joseph
Il Shepherd. Stanley Stralse, 3irs. Irene
Dc-nsn. Miss Annie Kelley, and Hiss
Martha Turrel. alternate. Miss La
,Turret, lfrs. T. g smith. Mrs.. i. A..
Creve. Mr. I. @. Kirkland ard Nr. z.
". Galnes The train leaves Richmond
a. 50 4 ", and. returning. leaves VII
l.amsburr u 20 ?. u. and al o. the
lodges are expected . have fEll deiesa-
tious. Important business will engage
the attention Of the representatives. On
GERS are 70 be elected, reports rendered,
and the campaign marked out
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-23
THEY DROVE THE HORSE OFF.
william Lanerum and Walter Va
pi.r Held on serious Charges.

william Lzn5run snd walter SsP.e-'
two white neu. ara prisoners a. the Sc
co-t Police-S,atio1. where ths charges
O. stealing q horse ard buggy from Ar.
Jos-ph y. Blley and cruelty driving e
horss are registered against them.
Prom al TIE po1os can gather about
the ere l. appezrs that the horse was
hired 20 Nr. Tony Eulcher on election
day. and re Ieft = for = few moments
i- frOnt q o-e q ire precincts. II a
ALLEGED TIA. I>andrum sLd NAPIER, see--g
Ire horzs ana buggy standing unaitsn1-
=. entered the vehicle ard went for
drive. They were not cap-ursd untu
Yesterday afternoon. VIXEN Trey were ar
rested On 4 warrant sworn cut b. NJ
Pf1ey. Agent Tzy--. q The Society FOR
.r- pre-srt-1n q C-ueity 20 Animals
v-re- be heard o the horses fasge1-o1i
ton. svors oft he warrant chsrg-
irg cruelty against re nen. The case
vii be called IN TIE Police Court toner
rox morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-23
SON. Of the American Revolution.

Tre National Year BOX O TIE Sors
q ire American Revolution. for ~. is
OF. l. gives 4 fuI account q tas pro
oeesi-gs o Ire con gress. which corTe-e1
fere Ap-l 5--h last Il the Cnarnrer O
Commerce. and which encsd wltn q
memorable ard tasteful banquet a. ne
Jefferson Eo-sL
Measures v-ers a5opt. - TIE sss'ion
which seen 20 promise desirable flsion
- -he sons q the Arlsrical and the sons
q the Revolution
Mary members VINO ATTENDED have
err-es-ei in the press their satisfaction
~ The Hospitality o. Richmond On this
O-cs son
The account q the seEsion ends thus:
'sTs.us ended ons ~ The nnost successful
and enjoyable meetings which the Con-
grsss has held"
ne virginia Society g. paruans1tly
fo1-Sed and co1prises bout one hun
E-rs r-e-lhers. wfG frclg1s many q
ar most worthy s-bstsrtiai and IN
f-er-tai citizens. ard there are constant
sccesslo-.s. I-ls o-ganizatlca is 4 power,
r-,-.ally. er1 materially progressive n
ste interests o. STATE ard national order
and Intellectual a1varceres-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-23
sermon TO the Deaf and Dumb.

Rev. ". Bentrup. OF Baltimore. Mo,
Will preach in the sign language al the
Evangelical Lutheran Bethlehem church.
corner Sixth and Clay streets, next sun
day august 3oth) at p. NJ, 10 which he
invites not only only those who under
stand this language but all others who
wish 10 attend one OF these sermons. The
sermon will be given in spoken English
al the same time. Rev. Mr.. Bentrup has
made a particular study Of the sign Ian
euage. and was therefore appointed by
the Lutheran Synod OF Missouri as mis-
sionary TO the deaf and dumb. TO be sta
toned at Louisville, KY
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-23
Accident at the Tredegar-works.

a rather serious accident occurred al
the Tredegar Works yesterday morning
about 615 O'Clock, as a result Of which
Nessrs. Edward Brinkley and Chris
Jones, two employees, were injured. While
they we're engaged IN lifting heavy
piece OF iron the metal fell and caught
both beneath IL. Ny. Brinkey's leg vas
badly bruised and Mr. Jones had his hand
badly mashed. The ambulance was called
and the two men were treated.
The ambulance was called later IN the
day 10 Seventh and Cary streets TO MI
J. f. Armistead, Of Farmville. who, while
riding bicycle. coliided with a oray. ms
injuries were slight.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-23
Fire In Hanover.

The barn on the farm OF Mr. r. T..
sydnOr, near Atiees. was entirely con
slued By FIRE on Thursday night, with
two horses. buggy, carts, farm imple-
rrents. 800 pounds Of fodder and oats.
While me horses are not dead. they are
50 badly burned that they are worthless
snSuld they get well. The fire IS supposed
% Be the work Of tramps. who possibly
went IN the barn 10 camp. The farm
Is occupied b. Mr. While Timbsriake, q
most worthy young man recently mar
RED. and his loss will be heavy. having
Just started IN life.
1Ge barn was comparatively new and
a handsome building FOR that section.
,fr. Syduor carried small insurance on
tie barn, but nothing else was insured.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-23
EXCURSION SEASON CLOSING.
A Few Are Announced This Week
Open Air Concert.

re sssson e s-cCrsiO1s ard cs%l-al'
concerts ls almost ever. ard those wno
cso sv-u Themselves e. tee rsnzi-ing
ogporruri-ss TO enjoy tres. s1sEs are
cc-riserss fortunate While the seaz1s
.ssorts have b.ez vs-Y popular tsls sun
rer. there ray. been many Tho could
not 70 o them. sl1 wzo have nac %
sscsua uuc- Local zu1se-l@h-s TIE
Stree. railway comp zr.ss have oHeret az
trz-tsors e. intervals. and ts-s have
zen srr-eclzt-l. TIE Bl-ss Battsllol
Bard IS holding form a. For@st--l4
PAX MS week. while spscial concerts
haFe ben arranged - Chinloo;azo Farz
tor every Moltsy. Wednesday. ard fEl-
day nights.
Thee Il % be erits AZ .-toyaole mon
szht e-crrs.3= 20 Dutch Gap o. ths 20
cahoutss -usf3zy n.gat IL IS % e
e-ver f1- ths benefit C IRE Fhta-street
Methodist ehurca Of Manchester. but
I'll receive = large Richmond pztro1-
age
There vii be . continuous lawn parry
On Chestnut Hi u thursday and m
day nights q tbs weak for The po-pose
q -uellug ths funds q ire free Tarc
q ire Oh Dorzirioa Hospital
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-23
DE AIS

u.v,c-s Did. SATURDAY morning,
.-g-,~+ - at i251 o'clock al his step
fs-Fers sJoseph " Eitefsl residence. -
s-ats street. JOHN P. youngest soa q
Sz-sh Haynes: aged { years a-1
months.
Re vas too sweet % I've,
TIE angel thought * best,
To take or darling Johnnie
with Jesus. home 20 rest
We loved cur darling Johnnie
The Saviour loved him, 700,
60 An angel cane and Whispered;
This tshs r-ust part from YOU
rureral THIS fS-adsy) EFENlNS
o'clock from Denny Street Aet1o,-i-,
Epis-ouzl church Friends and zcqua-I =
aaces Invited 70 attend
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-23
THE ROOF GARDEN THIs'wEEK.
An Entirely New and Varied Pro-
grnmme 10 he Given.

The strong competition caused by the
opening OF the season at the Academy OF
Music and the free concerts AT the iermi-
nails OF the street railways has not dis
Outraged Messrs. Ainsile & Webster. the
managers Of the Jefferson roof-garden;
nor has II affected the attendance upon
their weil-estsb lished aerial amusement
resort
The past weeks programme was gene
rally conceded TO be the best OF the sea-
son but this weeks BIDS fair 10 eclipse
n in artistic effects, and variety OF en-
tertainment.
The Introduction OF complete change
Of performers each week upon the gar
den a. an excellent idea. acceptably car
rfed into effect While many OF The
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-23
News from Henrico County.

The Henrico County school Board met
at the courthouse yesterday and nxea
the dates for the opening OF the puolc
schools Of the four districts The BROOK
land schools are 70 begin their term On
September 18th. those OF 4uekan9e an
Faf-feld on the ust, and Varina's
schools on the 9th.
The case q Archie Mayo. saioon-keepsr,
charged with keeping MS place open ana
selling uquor on Sunday last, was called
IN Justice vincents court and continued
until the 24th.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-23
Rally ut barton Heights.

The Democrats Of Barton Heights had
fns meeting last night The Wigwann was
crowded ard great enthusiasm was mani
tested Nr. Thomas ". Gardner pre-
sided. and nineteen new members were
added 70 the Bryan-SewsIl club. After the
business OF the evening had been disposed
OF Air. Charles NJ Wallace. Jr., elector
FOR this district. made speech. in which
he gave a clear and forclble exposition Of
the silver question.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-23
DON'T LOSE Ir.i!
Every Southern Family Nust Pre-
serve sOur Lost Cause

Now Il TIE tine to get Ire beautiful
Souvenir % ire recent Confederate re-
union ara TIE Iz,s var. known &c
Our LOST CAUSE 7; & c work ot
ar. T1.ch TIE Dispatch Company has
r3tten o.; al great est Tor is rub
s--ibs-s. ard put a. such q 1o1irzl SIN
that .; IS IN reach O, ell TIE picture IS
CT fire board. ready for framing II IS
beautifully Illuminated. s-1 presents
President DAVIS AID Vics-Prss.ts7'
Stephen, surrounded b. th-ir last Cani-
re:. whus below are speaking portraits
0, Lee and JACKSON. II tas centre Is =
hsrtson,s drawing o. ire p-oposeS Jsffer-
scn DAVIS Monument, ~ Mr. Percy Grif-
rn CO New York. Cntsr each pcr-
trait Il rs fac-simile autograph q the
perzousge represented tbs VII make the
plctur. q DECIDED intrinsic worth IS q
r-e-euto ef TIE late war. There IS also
an exact repTu5uction CO the Seal Of the
Confetsracy. while benezth TIE portraits
G, DAVIS and Stephens are craped TIE
four fazs o. the C9rtsdsracy. Il TIE
fo,e--ou-i IS picture OF the "NerFi-
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ordnance. Taken a. whole, Our LOST
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-23
po,,c. court Proceeding..

In the Police Court yesterday George
w Woodal was charged with assaulting
his wife and with attempting 10 cut Pc
iisenan J. II. Thomas. When his case
had been inquired into Justice Crutchheid
fned him 80 and required him to give Sc
curify In the sum OF $50 fer twelve
months for his treatment OF his wife.
While be was nned Is aud sent to jan for
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-23
In yfemorfau.

IN Offering this slight tribute . the
manor OF MAMIE LOUISE WOOL
DRIDGE nee HoldswJy-al. We cannon
forget those many lovely trtits Of char
actsr which she displayed 80 unosien-
tatiorsly as a daughter who g-a11ene1
TIE hearts Of her parents, as wife VITO
was the Light OF her dear hustanc's eyes
as a friend. faithful AID o5ligins, and IS
a Christian. earnest o. action and mind
ful o. the Responsibilities which aIt2ca
n that sacred profession
sorrowful indeed. Is the thought that
= heinz 20 gentle and 50 gladsome
should Be taken from Us II the spring
time OF her life. Had she lived few
months longer she would have attained
on the Eth o, next December the age
o. q years.
An earnest ard cors!sten. member of
St Johns Episcopal church Up 20 The
parso-d OF her sudden death. she VIII Re
missed from the quiet pew IN which she
was accustomed every Sabbath 70 otter
her sincere 3eyoti5ns a. the altar OF her
God.
Little consolation. but great truth. We
extract from the passage which tells Us
All that's bright must fade,
The brightest, still the aeetest!
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-23

s.,-oy. who hax been vfsssirg Z Ncrs1
Cs-cx-z. hzs returned hcT1e-
ledre vTlhs-1 Clortc7 has reeFec
f-to rs bssufissi rev reF'Scrcs. you
teeth srs Po--e- s-Ferts-
Nv yctr r. -e1e1s LET ysstsrtsy
r-~rrsrg fo~ Natural Bryce 20 s-slS Hrs
I.ewas Ktt5-
wrs J. X 2cbe-.soz left rsEisr-.ay
sfter-oca fer CysEe Va. % Wax Kiss
Azrse. -ho - vtTT Il
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-23
Looking for Price.

Price. the Danville negro who attempted
to shoot Mr.. j. c. Horton, passenger
agent OF the Southern railway. on an ex-
cursion train last week, failed 10 show UP
for trial at Amelia Courthouse Friday,
and John Mitchell, who became his surety,
forfeited 800. Sergeant Tomlinson has
written the Chief OF Police OF Danville TO
apprehend Price.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-23
rneraI of Nr. Charles A. Kelly.

The funeral OF Mr. Charles A. Kelly
took place from 81. Patricks church at
so O'Clock yesterday morning Requiem
mass was celebrated by Father Donahoe.
assisted by Father Ahern. and the ser
vice was quite impressive. large num-
Der Of sorrowing frienls ATTENDED the
sad rite. The lnterrnent was made az
Mt. Calvary. and the floral tributes were
numerous and beautiful.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-23

WANTED.

AN OPPORTUNITY NEVER BEFORE
offered age1tE - o>en 20 rake r,erria-
rent ard rr11tz 30 s-r1E gerre-t VII
an eStztifshe1 MANUFACTURING rrrn- c5--
trolling - r7os; Tzlns BE rocropol.~s "a
TIE r1zTfsf. Also. q Gersral Agent
wanted IN each lz-ge city or cg1rfy. Eho
p. * +. SYNDICATE. ~ Liberty street
New York city. az iii
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-23
Concert To-Morrov Night at Forest
Hill.

Following is the programme Of the con-
cert 70 - given al Forest-Hill PARK On
Monday night b. the yl1es' Band:
/. Burlington March PryorD.
. Overture. The Champion (Wiianc).
9. Selection. Ethiopian Carnival tLaurn-
ceaul.
schottish. ] want Yer Ma, Honey
EngeD.
Z Fantasia. Morington (Gcrton).
c March. Hartford Post Casey.
: Variations. Old Kentucky Home QDal-
bryJ. ,
8 Baritone Obligato. Cessandro (Petteel'
@ Dance. Cocoanut fHerman).
70. March, GOod-By Laurncsau).
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-23
CoIored wheeImen Have n Race.

A ten-miie road race was held on the
western suburbs yesterday under the an-
spices OF the Capital City Cycle Club. a
colored organization. and score or MORE
wheeInen participated The first and time
prize was won by George Cenkins in q
minutes and IL seconds. He was awarded
a gold medal.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-23
German Association TO Meet

A meeting q the Gs--nsn-Aras--can A.
s,cIsron Of yirgfnia viii bs hc-o a. san
ger Han tomorrow evening a. SO o'ci2es-
I-o-or.zut business with reference 20 TIE
coming German festival Tll i1en e
transacted The varlSrs committees @f=
rsorested 70 make t1esr reports a. tbs
-ee-s-x
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-23
Tnmpering with n Letter.

United States COMMISSIONER Henry Fle-
genhelmer heard the charge against Ada
Bland. a colored woman. yesterday morn
ing and sent the case on TO the United
states grand Jury. Aca is charged with
having broken open a letter addressed to
Lucy Smith. and taking s. therefrom.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-23

The Dispatch yesterday received for the
ice mission the sum OF rs. realized from
q lawn party given at No. @ north
Twenty-seventh street. by Cecil Hay. a
girl OF G years The children are taking
q deep interest IN tbis worthy Charity
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-23
W aNTED.


BY A WIDOW LADY. WHO HAS
rz1rft seEer-4 years in TIE p-t-lc sc1oo.s
q z.chUcrt. ard TEo LEs Sed MN
experience in tezch.1K . Slt1zricr l1 .
fz-lly O. sc1cci 10 fe1eE E-giis1 All
Trsncn. also. M1slc 70 beginners. n CO.
sired Terms. very ro-eTate- Aires
VIRGINIA. 10. - T~elty-11th street
Rtcrzc-1 Va a. .l-lfs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-23

DON'T BE PO02-r WORK Fs0R =.
GRAY < Co. Colu-t1s. o. selling Roy 81
p1atere. rlz+frx kriveE forks. spoons. e.
Quickly rlzteE y 1tpri-g lr r-elte1 r-ef2-.
IRE f1isn. pate g-arsrrEe1 ; q % years
Made So last week. this week - Lasf
SOB. Ecc- rzy. Wrtts fcr a pace ErerF-
how has EC.sfs 70 rlafs az --.ycs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-23
WANTED.

BIG MONEY ~ LATEST CAMPAIGN
and Comic Buttons. 80 kinds Bottom
PkICiT SUPPLY COMPANY. = -ArcA
street Boston. Mass. al ls--s
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-23
WANTED.

yr-.- TO SELL. CANDY 20 THE RE-
tai trade. steacy employment. erre-is-ce
unnecessary. - monthly salary ard eK-
perses o. con- i c1ey Satisfactory. a.
dress with particulars concerning. TC-r-
selr CONSOLIDATED CANDY CON-
PzET- Cr.caxo a. ---.'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-23
WANTED.

BIZ A YOUNG. EXPERIENCED IRA
yelling Salesman. a Position By Septern-
Der 1sth with frst-class house for south
err territory. Salary CT commission
TRAVELLING SALESMAN. care Of Dis
r--~L a. 9Th FESusts
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-23
" ANTED.

BY A MILLINER. EXPERIENCED
Trimmer. Fail Position IN large town.
Reference Miss C.. . west Twentieth
street. Baltimore. Nd az 1-eot-t'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-23
WANTED.

an EXPERIENCE SETTLED COLI
oret Nurse for young infant Ar-y ~
once 70 - rorth LcZhzr-y street
a. Z--r.s