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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-09
Roof-Gardcn Concert Tonight.

The following attractive programme Will
be rendered at the roof-garden concert
at the jefferson tonight beginning at S:45
o'clock, by Swift's osches,ra. under the
direction Of Mr. Karlo Ondricek.
Part IL. March. Ben Hur Chariot Race,
PaulD; ?. Overture Raymond Crhomas);
3. Waltz, Forget-Me-NOt (WaldteufeD; T..
Ballet Music. from the Feramors (Rubln-
stein) HOchzeitus, Bajaderentanz. Lich-
ter,auz' 3. Opera selection, Princess Of
TrebizOnde COnenbachJ.
Part 1T. Coronation March, from Fol-
hunger kretchmeD, z. overture. Barber
Of Seville RossinD, s. Two Hungarian
Dances (Brahms); O. Waltz. Der Oberstei-
ger (ZelleD. 10. Opera selection, Faust
(Gounod); II 4 Hunting Scene (BucalossD.
The morning breaks calm and peaceful.
The huntsmen prepare for the chase. Our
huntsman sounds a merry blast. The
echo. The parties join. "Ahunting we will
60" The horses hoofs rcsOund. The
dogs take the scent Tally-hoi The death
The return home "Ahunting we will 60"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-09
VIRGINIA historical SOCIETY.
Officers Elected and other business
DisnOsch OF.

The regular monthly meeting of the
Executive Committee of the Virginia His
torica Society was held on Saturday eve
ming last. The members present We're:
Messrs. Brooke, Richardson, Gaines,
Bruce, Traylor Valentine, and Stanard.
The following persons were elected an
nual members. a. Bcirne Blair, Rich
mond Va; Mrs. T. S. Anderson,
greensboro, Ky; Miss Mollie Elliot Sea-
wei. Washington. ID. c.; William Good
rich. Philadelphia. Pa; Mrs. John c.
Hutchinson. Houston, Tex; NJ y. Blu
Weisiger. Memphis. Tenn; William
Wanna Taylor. Norfolk. Va; Hon. Cal
vim Hood. Emporia. Kan; Benjamin
IL. Brodnax, Broadnax. La.
Among other gifts of books. etc, the
corresponding secretary reported the fol-
lowing: Printed original records Of
Mount Vernon. the gift Of Mrs. Emma
BAH; "Cassells English Dictionary" pre-
scented by Edward w James the Life
Of General Washington" presented by
General Bradley r. Johnson. the author:
and a picture Of Lord Dunmores offices
at Williamsburg the gift Of Mr.. w. b.
Saunders, Of Philadelphia. a number Of
valuable books were left the society
under DR. w. II. Palmers will.
The sales of the magazines and collec-
lions for the previous month amounted
to S3. The report of the librarian show
ed that 255 persons consulted books in
the library during the month. and that
f75 persons had visited the rooms, an ave
rage attendance of twenty-one persons
for each day the library had been open.
Provisions were made for the proper
decoration of the building Of the society
during the Confederate reunion.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-09
Relief of the Armenians.

A meeting of the committee for the re-
lief of the Armenans, which was appoint
ed at recent meeting of the Ministerial
Union OF Richmond. was held in the
Young Mems Christian Association par
Tors yesterday at Il o'clock.
The committee was called TO order by
Chairman j. j. Gravatt, d. D., with Drs
Tudor. Kerr. Morehead, and Goodwin also
present. Several encouraging reports were
made and contributions were reported as
coming in constantly. Several ministers
reported that they preached sermons on
the distressed and prosecuted Armenians
Sunday. and others said they would follow
this example next Sunday. Several sub
committees were named and assigned
work the result of which will be made
known at the next meeting Of the COM
mittee. which will be held next Monday at
IL 30 o'clock
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-09
A MEMORIAL TABLET.
Third Presbyterian Church Thus HOnors
Its Late Pastor, MI. Cannon.
SERVICE OF UNUSUAL INTEREST.
Dr. Kerr breaches the sermon and
Rev. Mr.. Hyde Speaks on the Life
Work of His Prcdcccssor-Mr. Chill
drcy To lie Ordniped-Church News.

An impressive service was held Sunday
night at the Third Presbyterian church.
The occasion was the unvcilng OF mural
tablet to the memory OF the late pastor,
the Rev. James Polk Cannon. The ser
vice was transformations. but solemn and
fitting, and was attended by large num-
Der Of the friends OF Mr.. Cannon. The
exercises were participated in by Rev. Dr.
Fair, Rev. Mr. Van Houten, Rev. Dr.
Kerr, Rev Or. Smith, and Rev. Mr.. Hyde.
the present pastor OF the church. After
hymn was sung and the Scripture read
Rev. Mr.. Van Houten led in prayer.
DIR. KERR'S FINE SERMON.
The sermon was preached by Rev. DR..
Kerr, who was a close friend and class
mate OF Mr.. Cannon. The text was
Psalms cXii.. G-"The righteous shall be
In everlasting remembrance" The preach
er said that the desire TO be remembered
was common TO, humanity. This desire
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-09
Many Inviting Excursions.

The ladies Of Centenary Methodist
church will give a moonlight excursion 10
Dutch Gap tonight. and hope TO carry a
large crowd with them. Nothing could be
more refreshing one OF these hot nights
and the Centenary ladies' assure all who
go with them a delightful evening
Leigh-Sreet Baptist Sunday school has
made arrangements TO have its annual ex-
cursion Thursday. June 18th. at West
Point, and they expect to carry a large
number. They have secured the pavilion
ana grounds at the Terminal Hotel
Calvary Baptist Sunday school will take
their outing this year at Providence Forge.
The picnic Will be run on June 18th. the
train leaving at $50 A. NJ.
Mrs. Gin, OF the Male Orphan Asylum.
will conduct an excursion to Old Point
June 22d for the benefit OF her institution.
1t promises 10 be one OF the most delight
ful Of the season, and deserves 10 be well
patronized.
On next Saturday night the Virginia
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-09

xho was Miss Sheppard, also survives
him
The funeral will take place from the
house this morning at 10 o'clock.
OTHER DEATHS AND FUNERALS.
Mrs. y. W. WaIford. one OF Church HilI
most highly esteemed residents. died sun
day afternoon at the residence OF her SON.
Mr.. George W. Walf0rd, No. OoS noFtn
Twenty sixth street. Mrs. Walford had
been sick for several months For a num-
Der OF years she had been n consistent
member Of Trinity church. and was de-
voted to the Methodist faith. Deceased was
the widow OF James II. Walford. VINO IN
life was one OF the most capable and pop
ular printers OF Richmond. Five children
survive the mother-Messrs George W.
and John T. and Misses Mamie and Mary
Walford and Mrs Walter II. Davis. Inc
funeral took place yesterday afternoon
at o'clock from Trinity church.
Mrs. Mamie +. Page. wife OF Mr.. {. a.
Page. OF 1921 west Marshall street. died
Sunday evening at the residence OF her
husband, In the 9th year OF her age Mrs.
Page was taken III about three weeks ago
with congestion Of the brain, and her
death. though expected for several days
past. has been a great blow to her many
relatives and friends. The funeral Will
Episcopal church at o'clock this after
noon.
Mrs. Maria Lannan, OF No. 73s north
Seventeenth street, who was affectionately
called Mother" Lannan by friends all
over the city. died at her residence at
1906 o'clock Sunday. Mother Lannan
was the widow OF Nicholas Lannan. who
was connected with the city Gas Depart
ment as inspector from the time the
works We're established until his death I'm
1862. She had spent forty-eight years OF
her life in Richmond. and was the oldest
Irish resident Of the city. Mrs. Lannan
was beloved and honored by all who knew
her. She leaves four children as follows:
NJ. j. Lannan; Hughson f.. Lam
nan, United States marshal for
Delaware; Mrs. William s. Barrett. and
Mrs. Bait OConnor Of Richmond. The
funeral will take place from her late resi-
dence to-day.
News has been received In this city Of
the death Of Mrs. Mary Faulkner Belts.
wife Of Captain William S. Belts Of Hall
fax county. Va. and mother Of Mrs. S. y.
Wilson and Mrs. \. St Clair Butler. Of
this city. Mrs Belts was II years old
and had just reached the fifty-ninth an
nlyersary Of her marriage.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-09
Were Caught in Elevators.

Between 1l.30 and Y o'clock yesterday a
trining mishap at the electric plant caused
the current TO be closed of for a few mo-
ments. and elevators all over the city
came TO a sudden stop In mid-air In one
Broad-street dry-goOds store an out-of-
town lady shopper was caught I'm the
elevator between the second and third
floors. She was on her way 20 the train
which left in a few minutes. Being a
woman OF resources she was not at all
appalled, by her predicament. but. with
the assistance Of the youth in charge Of
the car. managed 10 climb 10 the upper
floor. whence she departed in time 10
catch her train
At the Times building a gentleman who
was caught in a like predicament kicked
the side out OF the latticed shaft. and
thereby made his escape, after having
done several dollars worth Of damage.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-09
propertN Transfers.

Richmond: Emma J. Peyton's trustee
10 Robert II. Freeman 30 acres near
river road. subject to deed OF trust Tor
SS26. $500. -
George Moore and wife to Diathy A..
Irvine. one half acre on Deep Run turn
pike, $50. H..
Building and Loan Association 10 l-iV
acres on Charles city road $50.
Richmond: Allen 6. Collins, special
commissioner TO John S. Elicit, Frank II.
sutton. and Corydon n. sutton trustees
2t1 l-6 feet ON q street, southwest corner
Twentv-ninth. and 30 feet on east side
MAYO street. $3.50.
Ella r. Mattnglys devisees 20 John
Pritcharl 70 feet on north side Marshall
street between Twenty-seventh and TWEEN
ty-eighth. 5000.
Carrie y Williams to Lynchburg NaD
Seminary, 81 7-l2 feet on east side ~. Johh
street between Federal and Coutts, 81.
HenricO County: Samuel n. 'otihcA'
trustee. 10 Samuel H. Cornick, 90 rect on
south side of Ashland street, near RAN
dolph. 500.
H. II. Firth TO Henry p. Girsdorf. stock
OF goods fixtures. etc. In store No. I'll
north Adams street, 800.
Parkers devisees. Truman \, ana
George A. Parker. to i. IA. Mayo, %
feet ON north side of Franklin street.
near Madison, Sl6.60O.
Charles x. Willis and wife 20 II. q.
Williams. one third Of 900-3l3g interest IN
certain lots on Franklin streets between
Allison and Addison, 800.
Henrico: John G.. Cartwright and wife
10 Maggie r. Robbins. 30 acres. $3.50
Josephine Kann TO Rudolph kastelberg'
f2-iOO of an acre on Cannon's branch, I'M
exchange for 1890 Of an acre on same, 70
stralghten their lines.
G. r. Sands special commissioner, 70
Elizabeth Harvey, interest in Is acres
on Westham road. lot l6 in block l. Brook
land Park, lot and lots TO y IN block
H. Barton Heights interest IN property
conveyed TO W. NJ. Luck. trustee, by j.
n. Harvey. interest IN hower-garden near
New Reservoir % feet on west side Reser-
voir street between Wallace and Dance
interest I'm certain lots IN Barton Heights,
Brookland Park, &c.
II. A. Tabb's trustees TO Old Dominion
building and Loan Association, 90 l-6 feet
on S street southwest corner Twenty
second. Ssl33.
williams. Stern & Sands. special COM
missioners % Elizabeth Harvey. lot In
block ll Parton Heights; lots 20 - I'm
block a. lots 5 and in block H. lot
4 IN bio. . Barton Heights. lot IN Du-
vars addition. tools, stock Of flowers
chooses IN action, &c, subject 10 liens, 3d.
S0052.
Joseph r. Williams and wife 10 Rebecca
Smith. % feet on Cedar street. Si3.75.
CHARLES X. Willis and wife TO III. o.
Williams. go OF 2100-fC5f interest IN tho
Strause and Raab tracts near Soldiers
Home. $3.50. ::
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-09
Prr.nnnIS and Hricfs.

Ex-state-seuator l.. d. Yarren was IN
the city yesterday.
General George J. Hundley, Of Ame-
liza, was I'm the city yesterday.
+. II. Garcln brought suit in the city
Circuit Court yesterday against Prank
Mosby for 500 damages.
The Board Of the Chesap lake and its
Tributaries held n meeting yesterday
and transacted routine business.
In the Hastings Court yesterday Will
liam Smith alias William Slick (colorcd)
was sent to Jail for six months and fined
l cent for a felonious assault.
The garden party to be given under
the auspices OF The Ladies Hebrew
Benevolent Association will take pace
this afternoon at BlandJn Park.
Mr.. Walter f. Russell. after being duly
examined by Judges g. r. Wexford. Jr.,
and Beverly A. Hancock has been III
censed to practice law in the courts OF
this Commonwealth.
The annual picnic Of Christ church Sun
day school. which is usually boxed for
ward 10 with so much pleasure b. the
friends Of the school. viii take place
this year on the date as originally nomcd,
Monday June 22d.
Mr. ID. H. Selden. j.. OF this city. has
gone 20 the Greenbr'cr White Sulphur
% assist in the clerical department OF
this great resort Mr. Selden was FOR
long time clerk a. the Exchange and
Ballard in this city.
There will be a callol meeting Of the
Confederate Memorial ana Literary So
ciety az the Museum at o'clock to-m0r-
row evening. Members are requested 10
assemble at half-Dast 4. as O photograph
is % be taken OF the building and so-
ciety before the meeting.
Bishop Van de Vyvor viii sail from
New York for Hayre on Saturday next
in the steamship La Touraine. lie
Will go direct 10 his old home. m Bel
GUM, and VIII be abroad only about six
weeks. He does not expect = visit
Rome.
The Supreme Lodge, Knights OF Honor.
will meet to-day In Louisville. Judge
Prentis. Of Suffolk; Mr j. r. Lumpkin.
and Rev. II. NJ. Hope. OF Richmond. left
at 215 r. NJ yesterday for the conven-
ton city. Mr. Hope Is supreme chaplain.
The other two gentlemen are representa-
tiyes from Virginia.
The visitors at the State Library build
ing yesterday were: Mrs. r. c. Jones
Manchester, Va; Mrs. Mary BroadnaS.
New York city. y. "; r. a St Ciaii,
city; G. l.. Inge Crewe. Va: H. F. SEES
suns. North Carolina; +. c. Bullock ana
r. W. Crowder, Virginia; Walter H.
Snyder, Roxboro'. Pa. discs FInn.e
McKeyeth and Marie Curtis. Phlladel-
phia, Pa. Miss sallie Cunningham, T.
Baker, and Herbert Curtis city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-09

COLE.-Died, Sunday afior-..- ...
o'clock. az the home of r.s ......
Swansboro', DAVIS MONTGDu-.,
or George ID. and Sarah D. Do...
years
Funeral services held at v.....
Methodist Episcopal church. ,f....
az $3.50 p. NJ yesterday
Chicago and Birmingham or...
please copy.
LANNAN.-Diel. ON Sunday. J.-. -.
az 300 p. H. MARIA. widow. ~,
las Lannan. Boa the sNth year lfI...
The friends ana acqaIn..r...
family are invited to attend I.. ..
from her late residence. us r.,..
teenth street. on TUESDAY N..,.,,.
at O'Clock. Please omit fou.r.
MAUGHAN-Died n H.nr.
Va. Sunday june g. 1895. MARRY n.,,.
SON infant daughter OF R.b.rt ...
ME Vaughan; ased months.
MEECH-Dled. nc his rar.-,.
dence, DDS -2 south Laurel -
STEPHEN MECH. infant SON no a.
ana stephen Mech. aged month.
Funeral services at above ....... .
DAY Cruesd3y) at 4.3o O'Clock rr
Of the family are invited 20 attend
PAGE.-Died. June e. 1896. at-..p ,,
at her residence. 1921 west Marshall .....
MAMIE f., belovel wife of e.. A DIP
In the 9th year OF her age.
She leaveS husband. ono ohm DOL,
many friends 10 mourn he.r loss
Funeral viii take place r.m I.....
Street Methodist Episcopal church rg.
TUESDAY AFTERNOON. 40 4 o.....
Hanover and Brunswick papers r.,..
copy.
TYACK.-Dicd, az SIS north s...
street on Monday, Sth Instant. at. D..
NJ, Mrs. MARY G.. TYACk. r...- IA,
Samuel Tyack
Funeral from Centenary Method.
Episcopal church. Grace street. rlrs
DAY, 9th instant at $3.50 T.. ST..
WILSON.-Departcd this DE. ssrnv
afternoon. June 7th, az or.t
SAMUEL WILSON O0l0r.D. i- ,-.
69th year OF hts age.
Funeral TUESDAY AFTERNOON a.
o'clock al the First Baptist crr..
Broad and College streets.
WORTHAM-Died. az hts late ra. demo.
Ill east Grace street, at n O'Clock sr
day night June z 1896 COLEMAN
WORKMAN 10 the 10Th year of f.s a..
Funeral service from the house. THs
TUESDAY MORNING. at 1880 O'Clock S.
flowers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-09
EDUCATIONAL.
RICHMOND FEMALE sEMiNfhh
No. EAST GRACE STREET,
LLIM .L-.L- L..

The twenty-fOurth -ess.0n ~ fh.'
tuition will begin SEPT EMBEE
The old corps OF instruction Hl
nearly intact. and 90 DO W'u tc
one Of the associate principals. A'.
ley H. Robertson. so long ana '
ably known in this cts as
teacher OF young ladies' AIr
has now charge OF the scho..
Miss Mary Johnson Miss NtJ Nu."
long connected with Miss Johnson
Will also assist in the sl1-nfl aatif
primary departments OF ibis
Uer efficiency ana success are H.. KNOW.
I'M this community. The l0ug ..
ful work OF the other member
faculty is TOO well known .9 utrl
commentator az our hands l.
session Will begin with hlr.ris .r.
poets. with many improvement DID
ing and appliances. aud WitA neN ODD
neWcd energy. ,f
For fun details apply Tor ci.i..s-'
the bookstores or % the prime. ......,r
ie 7-6t JOHN H. pONLLl---
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-09
Fraternal Lodge, No. 90, a. +. a \. VI

At a stated communication OF this lod,c'
held at the Masonic Temple last evening"
the following officers were elected ana
installed for the ensuing twelve months
Worshipful Master, Marx Gunst; Senior
Warden. Sol. l.. Bloomberg; Junior war
den. Leon Wallerstein, Treasurer. julius
Straus: Secretary +. Bottigheimer; Sc
Nor Deacon, l. C.. Easlcy; Junior Deacon,
Milton Il. Marcuse. Trustees. h. HI. Ca
pers. ii. l.. Pelouze. j. Il. Morris. APP
pointments: Rev T.. y. Calisch and Wor-
shipful Jacob Levitt: Masonic RELIEF
Board. Worshipful Marx Gunst, Masonic
section i'm Hollywood, l. r.. Lampkin;
Purveyor william Krause; Tiler. ID. Is.
Collins: Stewards. Milton j. Straus, 5. X.
Rosenbaum. Stewards Committee, Samuel
Jacobs. Goodman Davis. NJ. Zander, A. j.
Marcuse. j. r. Mountcastle, j. n. Capers,
Jr., j. G. Levitt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-09
Aw@OEa)TEEN pUEE

NAVIGATION Company will run one Of its
delirbtful exclusions 10 Cobb's Island. The
Pocahontas will leave here at 10 4. NJ
and returning will arrive at 4;0 \. NJ
Monday. Excursionlsts will have hVo
hours al Cobbs. 80,
Next Saturday night this company WIZ
begin its Saturday night excursions % Old
Point and Norfolk.
The Rosemary Library Will run a select
and elegant excursion 10 Ola Point on
Saturday. June 18th. The excursion VIII
be chaperoned by leading society women ,
Of Richmond. and will be conducted III
the most quiet and pleasant manner
Those going can return sunday afternoon
The environment OF old Point IS most IN
terestlng. and there will be boating pain
ing. dancing. and car ride to Hampton
and Soldiers Home.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-09
woman's Christian Association.

The June meeting of the Board Of
Managers Of the Woman's Christian As
ISOLATION was held in the parlors Of the
association building yesterday at IL
o'clock A. NJ. The president, Mrs. Joseph
Bryan, was in the chair. Reports from
the various committees were presented,
showing the progress OF the work
During the reunion the house will be
open for the reception of limited num-
Der of lady visitors at moderate rates
The chairman Of the Day Nursery re-
ported preparations in progress for a
picnic at Lakeside Park June 18th The
proceeds will aid the building fund Of the
Day Nursery. an object worthy the
thoughtful attention of all citizens.
The board adjourned TO meet on Mon
day. July 18th. at II o'clock A. NJ.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-09

Among the many requests m.t..
iate captain A. O.. Babcock to ..,.. To
institutions IN Richmond and ..
was one OF 5000 20 The Church ,l...'a
Dear Mutes In New York c.tr mi
sion has shown its kindly art-s.... -
captain babcock by making l..-.. %
natioh 10 the monument to b. ..... Go
his memory in Hollywood c.-.... @
the Ladies' Auxiliary Associate ..
Masonic Home Of Virginia. and ,. ne
Z. August.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-09
An Honor TO DIR. Johnston.

At recent meeting OF the American
Surgical Association, held in Detroit, Or.
George Ben. Johnston. of Richmond, was
elected an active fellow OF the associa-
ton.
This association is one OF the most dis
tinguished and exclusive bodies Of sur
geons I'm the world, and fellowship in IL
means the highest honor that can be con-
ferred on a surgeon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-09
s.Richmond March," From Boston.

We received yesterday from Captain
Thomas J. Olys commander of the Ancient
Honorable Artillery Company, Boston.
Mass. the "RichmoGd March," dedicated
to him by the composer. Mr. Jean NJ.
Missud, of Salem. Mass. The march
is quite spirited and pleasing. and opens
with "A decided suggestion Of Dixie"
The Salem Cadet Band will doubtless
play it when they next visit Richmond
The frontispece contains a fine likeness
of Commander Olys, in fun uniform.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-09
DIR. Dickinson in Delaware.

The Wilmington Del) Daily CONNER
cial OF Saturday evening last says:
THE Rev. a. T.. Dickinson, ID. d.. OF
Richmond. editor OF the Religious Her
aid, one OF the most distinguished minis
tiers in Virginia, viii be the preacher at
Second Baptist church tomorrow. During
his sojourn in Wilmington he will be the
guest Of l.. B. Jones' secretary and trea-
surer OF the Board of Education"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-09
Two DeIinquents Reported.

There were two violations OF the sun
day liquor law last Sunday. and the Off
GERS in plain clothes reported yesterday
morning Edward thinner. Of the First
District. and W. c. Rhodes. of the Third
District. These two men have been sum-
moned for this morning 10 show cause
why they should not be fined.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-09
Thomas Powell Indicted for shoot
ing.

The grand jury OF the Henrico County
Court yesterday brought in an indictment
against Thomas Powell, charged with
shooting George Woodruff. The shooting
will be remembered to have taken place
near the fertilizer-works last spring. when
Woodruff. Waterman at the works, was
shot from ambush.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-09
ROSEMARY ENCURSIoN.

THE ROSEMARY PUBLIC LIHHitl
will give an excursion o. OH
SATl kDAI. June 18Th, at -
train returning same dIy Cans
meet train. Tickets good t0 roman
Dinner can be- had 40 Hye.H
R0und-trip tickets. 81
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-09

LOST. on GRACE OR FRANKLIN
streets between Third and Monroe p.,
a DIAMOND DROP on % an ,ar-rr.
Liberal reward win bo paid Tor lts r..
turn TO tho Jefferson. ja Oh
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-09
SUMNER LAW LECTURES,

UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA. Obi.
July LIST. 10 September 4. i'eo r
dents and practitioners Iwea3 f.a
year For catalogue. address u
Charlottesville. Na) h. q. AlNv
my l2-eOgi2t o.....-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-09
Richmo ndcrs In New York.

NEW YORK. June s.--(SpeclaL)-H NJ.
Moses. Barrett; ]. II. Werth. Mari
borough; c, c. Hunt, Cosmopolitan.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-09
AMUsEMENTs.
THE JEFFERSON
ROOF GARDEN
OPEN EVERY NIGHT
EXCEPT SUNDAY.
weather permittlugD
10 9-tsf
CONFEDERATE lIUsEufi.

in Che Davis Mansion, corner IWf
and Clay streets, open 20 visitors l4.g
from 10 4. NJ. TO +. n.
Admission. % cents. except Saturday..
when admission f. free 10 the rlh.
Annual membership ticket, 81. which li'
mts holder az all times.
Life membership. $40. an lfcm
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-09
MEETINGS.

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF TIE
Il STOCKHOLDERS OF THE KICHM0yD
PAPER MANUFACTDRING COMptNr
will be held al the office of DO. COMPANY.
1915 Main street. On SATURDAY. Jlrf
10Th, at y O'Clock NJ
A. IT CHRISTIAN. JR
je G-td Secretary and Marl..r
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-09
EDUCATIONAL.

French, Spanish, ana Italian Lals -'.f
taught. Excellent knowledge oi ,
Language In three months. Terms ~
rate. Address CAMPOBELlo, e'''
w. ID. Moses & Co.. Main street t-rr