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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-09-27

Trades uniOnsm is an old institution
in England. There it has attained it's
greatest strength and influence and
there it has just received the severest
defeat the system has ever experienced,
it is said. The Amalgamated Society
of Engineers demand an eight
hour day at nine hour pay.
The masters replied that unless
the demand was withdrawn a
lockout would ensue. At this the strike
for which both sides were thoroughly
prepared began. Soon 100000 men in
Great Britain We're on a strike. The
Employers Federation was determined
to make this a test case and the Engi-
neers were willing to lock horns for u
fight to the death. That is what it has
been, judging from the latest reports.
The strike is said to have cost the
Amalagamated Society $4,000 weekly.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-09-27

There was the second donation party
within month at a Biddeford pastors
one night last week and when the par
ty retired they took away the last of
the winter stock of preserves in the
cellar and brought nothing In other
words the pastors wife was the un-
conscious donator to a gang of thieves
who stole half her preserves about
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-09-27

The strike of those Italian freight
handlers for more pay was probably
due to their need of more muscle. They
weren't equal to the demands of the
business and got out of the scrape as
gracefully as they could.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-09-27

had
all who this and
kind will i have done and be cured"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-09-27

A former resident of Belfast who
visited there a few days ago, evidently
thought the town had stood still since
he left it. He found, on going into a
millinery store and calling for the hat
ter, who hadn't occupied the store
since 1881. that he had madela mistake
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1897-10-30
They Like the Country.

NAVAL officers always settle In the
country when they can," remarked a
prominent officed to Star reporter.
During their active careers, that Is,
during the time they are ut sea, they
are necessarily crampcd for room, and
while some of them on the large mod.
ern ships have elegant and sUmpt,ious
quarters, there Is necessarily limit to
1t. This thing frOws on man to such
an extent that the first thing he does
when he Is retired, and In hundreds of
cases long before retirement, he hunts
up and locates OH farm. Three of the
admirnls Oh the retired list, headed by
Admiral Ammen, are the owners of
farms In the immediate locality of
Washington, and any number of other
officers are similarly provided for,
though their farms are not so exten.
sive. They seem to want stretching
room, and It will he noticed that when
they do locate they secure big places.
Their minds run into stock and chicken
raising. The officers of the Marine
Corps have been noted for years as the
owners of the speediest horses owned
or driven about Washington. and they
have been always prominent In con-
ncction with our racing associations
and organizations. Naval officers have
been similarly prominent. 1t IL diff.
fcrcnt with army officers. Their am.
bition seems to he for nice houses in
the cities. The naval officers ideas all
run toward the country. ] don't like to
give names, but I could give dozens of
illustrations TO prove what say. II it
were necessary. Take n look ut the in
coming cars from any Of the suburban
places around Washington any morn.
ing, and there will be sufficient proof Of
what l say."-WashingtOn Star.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1897-10-30
CHAPTER II.

but why must you marry him!" asks
pOrtia, opening her large black fun IN an
indOlcnt fashion, ana waving II to and fro.
swell, ] needn't, you know" says Duicc
lightly; mot II ] don't choose. you know
have got until am twenty.Onc to think
about II, and am only eighteen now.
dnresuy shall cry of ut the lust moment !;
indeed, am sure ] shall" with willful
shake OF the head, 'becuuse Roger ut
times II quite too much, aud utterly in
supl'Ortnble; yet. In that case. ] shall vex
Uncle Christopher, and do 30 love Uncle
Christopher!
"i,ut he had nothing to do with the ar
rnngemcnt, had hcT'
Nothing. 1t was his brother. Uncle
Humphrey, who made the mistake. lie
left the property between us on condition
We married each other. Whichever of us,
ut twcnty-one, declines to carry out the
agreement. gets $500 u year off the prop.
erty, and the rest goes to the happy re-
jcctcd. 1t II II charming place, about six
miles from this, all lakes and trees. and
the most enchanting gardens. ! dare say
Roger would be delighted IL l would give
him up, but" (vindictively) II shnn't. lie
shall never get those delicious gardens all
to himself"
"What an eccentric will" says POrtia.
els he your first c0,islnI You know |
have heard very little about this branch
Of my family, having lived 80 long IN
India"
mo. my second cousin. Fabian IL I'M
Gle Clristophcr's heir, but tiff he died.
Roger would inherit title and all. That
IL another reason why ! hate him. Why
should he have even distant claim 10
anything that belongs to Fabian"
But, my dear girl, you nre not going to
marry II man you hatc? says P0rtia. sit
ting up very straight, aud forgetting to
wave her fan.
mot exactly" says Dulcc. meditativc-
ly; II really don't think hate him, but he
can he dlsngrecable, ] promise you
but II you marry him, hardly tolerat'
Ing him, and nftcrward yOu meet some
body You can love, how will 1t be with you
| thenT
"Oh, ! sha'n't do that" she says: IL
| have felt So married to Roger for years
that It would be positively indecent of me,
even now, to fall In love with any one,
In fact, l couldn't"
| ~ dare say, after all. you like him well
enough" says Miss Wharf, with her low
soft laugh. "Mark Gore says you are
exactly suited to each other"
"Mark Gore is n confirmed old bachelor
and knows nothing" says Dulce, contemp
tuously.
Yet, once, they say, he was hopeessly
In love with Phyllis Darlington"
$50 he was. 1t was quite n romance
and he was the hero
'Phyllis is quite everything she ought
| to be, and utterly sweet" says I'Ortiu
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1897-10-30
A Genuine Receiver.

"Thc hotel" explained the clerk, "is
In the hands Of receiver"
"Where can ! find hlm?"
swell, an hour ago he was receiving
breakfast; shortly afterward he receiv-
ed three cocktails, and in about ten
minutes he'll be here to receive his sal.
AIRY. Take a chair."--Atlanta Constl.
tuition.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-18
AII-Dny Picnic and Dance.

An all-day picnic and dance for children
viii be conducted by the Auxiliary Board
OF the Old Dominion Hospital to-day at
New Reservoir Park. The ladies IN
charge have made every effort to ensure
the pleasure of guests. and ii IS expected
that a number of people will take advan-
tage Of this opportunity 10 give the chill
dren a pleasant day. Refreshments Will
be served during the day. The conductors
OF the City railway ears and the ladies
in control of the picnic will sell car
tickets at the usual price, but very gene
rous terms have been offered the ladies
by Captain Andrew Pizzini ard Mr.. VIII
Der. Patrons OF the picnic are requested
TO state that they are such when pur-
chasing tickets frcm the City railway
conductors.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-18

is declining housekeeping. | will sell, at
his residence. No. ll2 north Eighth street,
WEDNESDAY. JUNE 23D,
at 1880 A. NJ. all Of his HOUSEHOLD
AND KITCHEN FURNITURE, en-
bracing 1 Plush Cherry Parlor Suit %
pieces. ] Escritolre very fine). l
Handsome Administer Carpet L Fine
ONYX Clock and Candelabra (com-
b!ned): several Fine Steel Engravlngs,
Large Handsome Oak Bookcase. l
Banquet Lamp, pairs Fine Lace cur
tans and Cornlce
HALL Garrett. Fine Hall Chairs. :
Tables, 2 japanese Portieres, l Hand
some OAK Hall-Rack.
LIBRARY Leather-COvered Lounge, 6
Leather-Coyered Chairs, Large Rock
ing Arm Chair, Rugs, / Large Ak
mi1ster Drugget Oak Bookcases.
l Game Table. 4 pairs Curtains and
Polcg.
DINING-ROOM-1 Superb Oak Buffet
very fne), ] oak Extension Table, /
Oak Eefrigerator / oak China Press,
6 Oak Chairs. Steel Engrayings Sill
ventilated Tableware Glass and
Cookery Ware. etc.
BEDROOMS Very Fine Oak Chamber
Suits Excellent Carpets. / oak
Roller-Top Desk, I Fine Chiffoniere,
flIe Nhlle CURED Htlf Mattresses,
Feather holsters and Pillows Ward
robes Springs. etc: ? dozen silk Bro
catele and Leather-Seat Chairs and
a large lot OF miscellaneous articles.
This sale merits and well deserves the
attention Of those I'm need Of First-Class
Furniture. as all Of 1t has been selected
with a great deal Of care, and at high
cost I'm this city Of Mr.. Preston Belyln
and Mr. Waller Scott. and some Of it has
never been used. all to be sold without
limit or reserve.
FRED. II. WILLIAMS. Salesman.
je 1913 20Z2&23
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-18

DWAI.E, VA, June cial.)-Dave
Fleming, who struck his cousin, Tandy
Fleming. in the head with stone. as
was noticed i'm this correspondence last
week, was arrested in barn loft near
this place Wednesday night, and had a
preliminary hearing in a Justices court
Yesterday. He was sent on to the grand
Jury. Tho bond required was 81 1900.
Sherman Hanover. Commissioners or the
Revenue for the Western District OF this
county, was up in a justice court yes,
Ross in the head with a billet" Inc
case was sent on 10 the grand jury, and a
bond OF 500 required for his appearance
10 answer the indictment.
Wesley Swindall. lumberman OF Os-
horns Gap. had two yoke Of work oxen
shot and killed while they were out In
the range in the mountains yesterday.
MIR. Swindall thinks he knows the mis-
creant who did the deviltry.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-18

A white man. giving Sam Harris as his
name, was arrested in the Police Court
yesterday morning. charged with Delug a
suspicious character. He was picked up
by Detective Charles \. Gibson and Off
Ger Marion Sutton, and ii is thought by
the police that he is "a confederate Of j..
A. Kelley, the Philadelphia 'fakir,' who
was sent TO Jail for twelve months for
trying TO swird.e j. X. Williams q co.
out of S45. Harris was very much int
rested in the case of Kelley. and could
not give a good account of himself He
said at different times that he was from
Cincinnati. Philadelphia and New York.
He was lodged at the Second Police Sta
ton.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-18
uNRUSTEE'S SALE OF A NALUA
BILE FARM IN CHARLES CITY
COUNTY, VA,

nv virtue Of a deed OF trust OF ree9,.
&, The clerks office OF the County 20
- Charles CITY county, Va, Deed-h.
10 * mage i02. from Alva Hubbard
Iii sell Tor cash. at auction, ln 'front.' p.
he courthouse OF Charles city county F"
~ o'clock NJ, on
THURSDAY. JULY Is, 1857.
County Court-day), that NAi.lN 80 ''..
TRACsr or LAND. known as "fafI.i''
ION" living I'm Charles city county ,
estimated To contain 100 acres. q.
20 nav the debt secured By said o..
namely. Sc 600, with interest thereon iel
The 9th day OF October lss6-and ~.
nenses of executing the trust, o,la..s
having been made In the payment az ~
''''' JOHN GILL lr.
ie l3-tds
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-18

Mr. w Reginald Walker, the office sec
rotary of the State Executive Committee
of the Young Mems Christian Association,
left Wednesday night for Knoxville
Tenn. where he will occupy the position
OF treasurer for the summer school OF
students who are members of the college
associations This school will be in ses-
sion for the next two weeks.
state Secretary Coalter, of the associa-
tions Of Virginia. will leave to-day for the
MIA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-18
Trash UpOn Our Streets.

Some complaint has been made as to the
dirty condition of the streets of Rich
moDd. This was to have been result
Of the reduced appropriation TO the Health
trash and paper is thrown into the streets
and alleys daily, and the police are power
less, because Of the lack Of an ordinance
to prevent II. Major Howard, Chief of
Police, and Captain j. Il. Angle. of the
Second District, drove around the city
Wednesday on a tour OF inspection. and
found that the residential part of the dis
trict was i'm the same condition as the
business section An effort viii be made
to have the Council either apprOpria lie
enough money to put the wagon back on
duty or pass an ordinance against throw
ing paper in the streets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-18
Has the Inscription Changed.

The Raleigh On. CO News and OBJ
server says: In view of the erroneous
statement published In a Richmond paper,
ard copied I'm some North Carolina pa
pers. that Henry Lawson Wyatt. the first
Confederate soldier killed In line Of battle,
was a member Of a Virginia regiment. Mr..
r. H. Bradley. who recently had wyatt
grave at Richmond marked by marble
headstone, has had the inscription on 1t
amended. 80 as to forever hereafter pre-
vent q similar mistake. 1t reads:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-18
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

FOR SALE, AN OLD-ESTABIISHED
LIVERY BUSINESS IN the city OF Dam
vile. Va. Population. 20.V)o. F!rst-class
trade and best location in the city Estab-
lished in present location for over TWEEN
" years. Nice vehicles and horses. and
incest equipped stable in the State Fitted
with fans. iron stalls, box
stalls. gas. and electricity. VIII sell
business and rent stable. or will sell
business without stable cheap for cash,
or on time. with gilt-edge paper. A rare
bargain for the right man. My reason for
selling SO as 10 be able TO devote my en-
tire time 10 my other business. Address
all communications TO LIVERY MAN. KS
Pine street. Danville. Va. te i5-it
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-18
A RACE ron THE sPOILs.
Three Republicans Seek MIR. Robert
Guilds Vacant fnspcctorshIp.

Mr.. Robert c. Ould. who has been a
special inspector Of the Customs Depart
nent In the Richmond District for some
time, has been transferred to new feid
in North Carolina, with headquarters In
Wilmington.
Applications for the position In this
city, made vacant by the transfer, have
been filed by Major i. c. Cook, Major
Richard i. Walker, ard Mr.. Wilbur
Southwark.
The position OF special inspector pays
81 day, with s. additional for night
duty.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-18
EXECUTORS SALE Al
Two Frame TenementS

AT THE SOUTHEAST CORNER OF ST.
TOuN'c AND FEDERAL STREETS.
Nos. 1921 AND 1929 ST. JOHNS STREET.
AT the request OF the executor, who IS
anxious to settle uD the estate, we snall
offer for sale at public auction, upon the
premises. on
TUESDAY. JUNE %, 1897.
M G o'clock p. NJ. the PROPERTY de-
scribed as above. The dwellings nave Tour
cit1y water and culvert connections. They
are now rented to prompt-paying tenants
and yielding a big percentage on tho IN
vestment. Aula.
II YOU wish a bargain do not fail to al
tord his sale SUTTON e co.
ia ~ Auctionccrs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-18

In execution OF deed Of trust, natsu
March TO- 1894. and recorded IN the oi0ln n.
once of the Chancery Court OF the ci.s
If Richmond. i'm Deadlock l5l - page
So4 There having been default in the pay
mont of a part of the debt secured; am an
ar the request Of the beneficiary, WI
sell by public auction on the prehiiseS' vi
TUESDAY. JUNE p. 1897.
AZ $40 o'clock p. NJ. the REAL. ESTATE
above referred to. consisting of house NO.
lO west Cary street with the lot upon
which II stands. fronting 30 feet on the
north side of Cary street. between Madl-
son and Belvidere streets, ana ruhIihs
back about l5S feet TO an alley 10 ls s,,o
wide. and having on the rear two frame
tenements. the rent from when, IN auul
ton to that received from the mousse III
front gives a handsome return.
TERMS: Cash sufficient TO delray tne
EXPENSES of executing the trust, ana 10
nav any taxes which may be due. anu W.
respective sums Of S7l5.53 and A.OlS.53 tsalI
aforementioned sum being the amount OF
2 prior lien). and the residue 10 be pay
able al such time and In such manner,
as the grantors. or their assigns shall
prescribe and direct; or i'm case or taliuTe
ia Give such direction. upon equal credlts
of nine and eighteen months, Tor ilotVs
with interest added. and secured by
decd OF trust. JAMES ID. CARNtAl.
ie IS 1lueeeo.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-18
Misusiug the United States Mails.

James Green (colored) was before United
States Commissioner tlegenheimer yes
terday, charged with sending an Improper
letter through the malls to Lottie Will
liams (also colorcd). The charge was not
sustained. but the circumstances Of the
case were such that the prisoner was dis
missed and admonished. This Is the Sc
copd charge that Lottie Williams has
made before the United States authorities.
and in both instances the case has fallen
to the ground.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-18

Colonel J. w. Richardson. Register OF
the Land Once. has been besieged with
toi-SQuare police force made vacant by
the death OF Captain &. l.. Parker. Be
Tore Captain Parker died. Colonel Rich
Ssarvn allowed his son, Mr.. Floyd IL.
(otkcr. 70 act as substitute for his father
NM ne has now decided to allow the
Sosns man TO remain In hts fathers place,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-18

for the present. at any rate. Co'onei
Richardson does this after visit TO the
widow OF Captain Parker. whom he founo
would be IN destitute circumstances. with
five little children. n he made another
appointment In Captain Parker's place.
Young Parker Is a modest. Intelligent
young man. who has given entire salts
faction since he has been on the Capitol
Square force.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-18

The excursion to jamestown yesterday
nnder the direction OF the ladies of the
Third Presbyterian church. was a grand
success. The opportunity for blow on
the river when the heat was so intense
IN the city was too tempting 10 be neg
lected and when the Pocahontas left her
rnoorings shortly after O'clock yesterday
morning about 800 passengers were ON
board Refreshments were supplied IN
great abundance, and the advantages OF
jamestown as. picnicking ground were
fully employed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-18
BY u. a. Catlin. Auc,ioreer.
No. 6 north Eleventh street.
COMMISSIONERS AND TBrs
~ TEES sALEOF VERY ATrRACTIgg"
Broad-Street Business PrODelu
AND
Grace.Street ReSidencePrODalD

BY virtue OF the decree mentlone5 D..
low. the undersigned trustee snl nh
commissioner. therein appointed. Wl.. 4.
at public auction. TO the highest b!t.
subject 10 the approval or the court. az
TUESDAY, JUNE % ISL.
at $50 O'Clock T. NJ. that CHOICE nr,
NESS PROPERTY, No. 40 east b.
street. together with the right ~ ~,
through an alley feet ? incho4 s'
adjoining on the east. which alley b -
the common use OF the tenement CONT
GUS thereto. This property fronts ls ~
inches on the south side OF Broad sfr.-
and extends back from said front wn,
parallel lines 12s feet 10 an alley ~,
sale VIII be made subject 20 an cxs,i-,
lease. which Will expire August ~
the purchaser 10 receive all rent aor..
ing after day OF sale.
This is the most attractive piece ID
realty now on the market. as BE- ia -.,s,
in the midst OF the best business sectl-
of the city, and the competition f1r q
should. therefore. be very sharp.
IMMEDIATELY AFTER THE SATFos
THE ABOVE.
saw at 6.l5 O'clock. l will sell The rrpv
DESIRABLE AND CENTRAIIY.TD
GATED DWELLING No. 80 east Ir'-,
street This is "A commodiOus rasldarrs
with all modern improvement. in farf'
less neighborhood, on Fashionable sfr..f
and convenient to business and all rlhl
tends back 15S feet 10 an alley with tss
exception of the eastern 3 feet which (.
used as a side alley, which runs back iR
feet.
This property will also b. sold subject
TO an existing lease. which terminates n
September next. the purchaser being e,.
titled TO the rents accruing after day n
sale.
TERMS: one fourth cash and The bal.
ance upon credits OF six. twelve. and cieh.
teen months. evidenced by Negotiable
notes. with interest added from lay -
sale. and title retained till al the bur.
chase money Is paid, and cgnycyancs,
are ordered by court.
WILLIAMSON TAlLEY
Trustee and Special CoinmIss.0rer
Planters National Bank OF Richmond
and ais. Plaintiffs. against Brealar
Tailey q Co. and als, Defendant Ia
the Law and Equity Court Of 'ho city
of Richmond
- II. winston, Clerk OF said Court
certify that the bond required of ne
trustee and special commission hy ftt
decree I'm said cause OF June -, 1898. la
Given under my hand this i5th Day a
June. 1891. /. 4. lNSl.N.
ie II SltL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-18
LADIES' AND GEN. -
MEMS BICYCLES AND BlClNiD
SUPPLIES, &c.

BY virtue OF deed OF trust iron =
Old Dominion Cycle and supply SO.
the undersigned trustee. and dlo
corded I'm the chancery Court on th-
OF Richmond and also AS receiver &
under order OF court, ! will sell AZ --''
auction, at 1905 east Main street.
FRIDAY, JUNE IS. 1897.
commencing at 1889 A. NJ. large SOS
OF LADIES AND GENTLEMEN by =.
Giles OF the very best manufacturt ',.
resenting Hunter. Richmond, Compan.
Clipper. and Globe. Also "A large qua.iNi
OF BICYCLE SUPPLIES, sucn as
Brackets. Holders and Racks. hlntls
Bars. Bells. Dixon's Graphite. NA.tN
tines Enameis assorted colors), Brusn
pumps. xc. sc. Also. unoxpircd lease y
premises, running ten months sale pr
emptory. s,t
TERMS: Sums under 500. cash; SGD .. .
over. credit OF sixty days, Win az
ORDWAY FULLER,
Trustee and keceNes'
je 13-Su. W .&FrSt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-18
Sans Of American Revolution.

The Sons of the American Revolution
will hold a meeting at the rooms of the
Virginia Historical Society tonight at S.l5
o'clock.
The new annual of the society, high y
creditable publication. is just out. and
ready for distribution among the mem
beTS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-18
TRUSTEES SALE
Meat Frame Dwelling
OK THE NORTH SIDE OF ASHLAND
STREET.
NEAR RANDOLPH STREET

Bv virtue OF a certain deed OF trust
dated November IS. 1895, and Of record n
the Clerks Office, Richmond ChareeY
Court. Deadlock l59 G, page 81. deIa-l
having been made in the payment Ok
certain notes therein secured, anl pelli
required by the holder Of the same 80 e
do. / will sell. by public auction. Oh ''
premises on
MONDAY. JUNE 81 1871.
al o'clock =. NJ. the NEAT IWp'
STORY FRAME DWELLING. with "a
lot described IN said deed, as foao1s,
Commencing at a point On the nofin 90
Of Ashland street 100 feet west Of kai'
dom street: thence running westN1rD
and fronting on Ashland street q, I.e.
and extending back within parallel l.A
o. feet to an alley
TERMS: Cash as to expense or rAe.
cutting this trust any taxes that i4
due and 20 pay the sums OF tl1t- A.t
s27l22 with interest from May ~ ~.
and a credit rs TO a note OF $50 a,
,,ears Z. l. DENOON. Trustee
- l.. & IT, l.. Denoon. Auctloneers' le '
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-18
The Excursion to Nashville POST
pOncd.

The excursion TO Nashville. which was
to have started yesterday under the au-
spices of the LADY managers or the Ke-
tieat for the Sick. has been postponed
until later in the season.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-18
Miss Turner's Music Class.

The usual exercises of Miss Tanners
music class are omitted this session.
owing to a recent death in the family OF
the principal.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-18

FOR SALE. A LADY's RIDING SAD
DIE. Can be seen at cox's STABLE.
near Laurel and Franklin streets.
le p-Gt'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-18

Richmond Lodge. No. 42S, /. o. G. T.,
will give a handsome entertainment at
Belvidere Hall tonight, 10 which the
public is most cordially invited.