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?sos? ?-. ano ??____thE RICHMONDDISPATCH.
iVHOLK NUMBKR, 12,426,
RICHMOND. VA.. TUESDAY, MAY 26, 1891.
HONOR TO Till-: DEAD.
uOCV* MEMORIAL &ERMON ON
^ R[LI3I0N IN THE AHMY.
?r,s l? American sfeehaalea?Dr.
1>"'*tfr, n Discusses ths Death and
H.iilal.'l Moses-Olhar Notes.
fr | ,,f the annual memorial ser?
ti 1? luofjosel to have regu
t hi SaM>*th preceeding
- , nal-day was helil in
.?uni church Sunday
? the. auspices of tho
: Memorial Association.
: oe was rrowiletl. The
. -, mi ! Lee and Picket?
? itc Veteran? assembled
: m. the atembenot each
wearing their respective
, ft ? inn.utes Iwforo 5
.", :.| tin-t.'ninli aiul tookasam
'. f.r them, near
. I?. Hoft occupied the
?? .1 ths services, which
n :h the long-meter doxolo
? ,, : f i. - :. i Wlmm All lilessings
| aver Bysj repeated, after
t pas age t-f Scripture,
, ?yer.
. ? ? ?. sr-svov.
. > dob was from Psalms,
rtshteous shall bo m
ranee."
. a mast? rlv , (Tort, end
Dt Hoes *-i<oke of
i- rate ana]
Northern Virginia
, . d I ? SUtiful tribu',
-? aart, :t',.l the cltnplains in
tics to show that
prevailed amongst the
I >r. HogS SH.nl Tie :
I II ' vtr.'.'t that
klag oil his Rat aud
?
: < immended t!ie ladies in
? : their pi?os caro ol the
-
tesersaaa Mechanics.
I the Clay.
, ! arch, preached ?
? l trder Dmted
? lit thS l'ltie-Strcet
Kund iv afternoon at 4
' it from the
n. 17th chapter, 17tb
.. 1 ! is truth." The subject
was ths lalueof Uod's
n? 1 to ths Scriptures
? - tares re i^ons:
introduced man to
? 1. ttecanse it introduced
? ? ; be anas it was tho
b the world t<> tho eter
??? in .
- rmon was especially
isioa as tii.re is a
i tnti >n of tho order
maintenance of the
1
.- iii*l r?M" ouo aud
tbe audience.
? : nieml rs of the
.1 the church was
r of tho
Mr. William
1 tht -? liul masica] i,r(>
. by the chuir wit?
? - from Trinity.
I - .'?? ? at Trinity
A new sing
i in the Bunday
learned
of .Mr Charles P.
. 1- most
1. whit h la a
M .n Wltfa I.cert ul.
; iat Is strik
.' 1;. V. Dr. P. \. r. ?
? 1 cations both morn.
? ?? morning he de.
? tniss onary dis.
:. (if Which tilllto a
??? is taken np tor the
? ? ? ??. ' ing
of ?triking I fit]
Dt ,tb and liurial of
?ray of preface to his
? ? ?? ba 1 outlined the life
M sea. the ?.p. ak>
ol M
? ari r- ;? irkahle,
? 1 srticulars without a
ip a grand nation,
? m of rebuilding to
ITS ; had led thetn
' t their experieaca,
b ? border >.i tho long
? undinuned, with
. ited, he is sentenced by
?
NTr.NTED.
? ? neo \ia* n?t no
I. He bad
1. 1. '* Beean
ne the children
ateribab-Kadenh,
f Zin: because ye snneti.
' ? D t-t "f til" cllll.lreii >?f
? see the Uva |
q i thithei nntotbe
ohlldren > f Israel,"
? ski r portray how.
nloeeei i.led to
Dg the op
?aioa one ..f
a :!i the people : m
ikiliS to the rock (for
I ::. to speak to it and
i. seeks to exnit bo?
at to the ;
?, -ball tee ?unto this
? .? peakei afflrnred.
1. I killed Moses and
?. and is
while like Moses.
?? gxeat and good
G 'a Will at some
the coatniand >.f their
1 DM]
Very torn kingly did the
I . patbetie oircunv
prayine earnestly to God
ihd bow after Qod
thee, apeak no
? t:, - " the old
? r did not onto again
httuce nor uiur
' dwelt upon in a
i int< resting manner. I
indiTJ - opinioa
thi epistle of .lude threw
.use of the
llowa: " Vet
.: b< 1. when contending
, . ol tho body
bita a
Fbe Lord re
-V...1 that .V.
; :'? 1 i rform
?? butial of
-ru it,
' ? ? i.-..:--[."t known.
1 to the fact of
: pi at mea beans
? .-.???? end in
1er til ? circumstances
tbe l.urml-sjiot of '
. rcti
?; rstitioos pilgrims nud
itf i- wor.-hip. And in
,? tl ? b ? lency
? me to unduly exalt the
?el -vmbols of religion
. r the Church
i - above the spiritual
worship of the
that extent tt uuuobsBB iuVms
_t1 OWE P?BBON.
rtai t point deduced was
- i..t de|K.nd and bas
i upon any one IndividnaL
? preneber, ** eraa a cas? in
earn this great head of the
.,..-indi-petisible.look
en ly a buioun standpoint.
al a critical staue. Hut
Dot depend upon bun. lie
to t:ik? his placo 81 band
? ' wbile we frequently
.. n u- who can fill bis
il ml protninant man in
a passes away, we
(Joel ?an and does
- and Jl'.s work (joes on un
lo Westminster Abbey
ilnmtv. Oftbeorigi
.-. id of this church none re
! en have paswjd awav
work goes on and on. au<) l
. ; , on .?ly will be
? a in having yet inauy pre
... i.>v hanor, may we so
? able to express from our hearts
?ut
baai where Moees Stood,
?? ti.e h,nd?eape o'er,
n ? warm nor death'? cold flood,
tight es fron, tin: ?h?re,
we all 80 act that whenever we
be ?t aoatMf or Inter, we may D?
mday " cinldren's-day" will
?? 1. it having l**?u determined for
ti? to defer this Service to tbe?
.-? r will preach to tbe chil
ruoroias (Hid in the afternoon
? -!.m,1 will c?l< brute it? anni
KcrciiM?. Auat
? , i -, luuiuio i? being arranged.
Re< ? pll on of the froelga*.
*llark.i'Uce Methodist church Bar. J.
the ?enin? airviw w? " p'"?
the iTodical ?' ? i?/t "iu K,""?">ttonof
?-n.*..n ns'Jrab?e^T h" flfl? "f tho
tbe reco, "'n tn ? I'j Th'! N>ealcer ruade
method tf 'foruiv??'^Pttys of Ood.
btfir .1 i " ? ?K ami reesiving t.. Hm
s?wasr*-?as?a
strtaingiy brought out und exoLiii ?vi
tTiesJ.Tr/ ,{."? fin*' "?"non "f the
Eber ?n th? *"** 3 *? EM?
.... Th" **?? Pastor Preaches.
Cuttar^JW'^ *?""?? "f F??her
K,cr,Vli HJlt7l f"r ,hn first time at the
cahred ST? rhnr,h K,mdav' ,i0 ??#<K
wer? J.y.ti* "f3? '1"r"-'r"Kttion and all
mon,,n hl1fV?l'A,sM WIth h,ra- H1??*'
X i1";,11') *V"',V WM an able and
Brief Qk?Jtaft Notes.
I) ? D?in,n ? ??! '"i1 IUn<loiPh ?nd Rev.
!?*-.!,?? ? r*'t'";t"'d yesterday from Po?
pal r?nnVil.her0 th0V ?SSa tbe B?
ce?sl?'?iw"0^0^'.0' th* Maryland dio.
eessdelivered an interesting addrex? on
i.ikbt i ii.ler t ... auspice* of the Kiobmond
r ?testant Missionsrv. Society. Amona
tbaaaktars ta the ?henoel 'wereBe*
K Mason *""' ' Tn,tn,an? ttU'1 ?**?
Hev. Charles ?. Handolph, of potetourt
county, preached at ht. jamea rllUr(.h 8nn.
?lay morning, and Bev. John J. Norwood,
m?-????sati evangelist, occupied the pulpit at
M. Marks ehuicfa ut the same hour
i ,;:?'? Wil,i?m, M- iJhwa, of Frederieks
hurtr, preachetl at M,?,urnent?.l church
MiM'l-tv morning. Dr. Newtou was called
t?.v telegram to Petersburg to preach the
sermon at (,raee church Mundav night.
lier. Mr. Hello? of the Tholocdenl
Semiunry. preached for Rev. Mr. Uurton
ut M. John's Sunday morntatr.
, ? 'ir, A?/'? Bfown, preaidinf elder of
MM West Richmond district, occupied the
pulpit at Clay-Mreet Methodist church
bunday.rnorning. At night Bar. J. A. Jof
lerson, of Petersburg, preached.
Duty of Sabbath Observance" was
the subject of Bev. George H. Ray's ser
mon at I nion-Statiiui church Sunday
morning. At night Mr. Kay's son prea, h. .1
a tender sermon on " What Is Life?" He
spoke of how brief our lives were, and Im?
pressed upon his hearers the importance
<?f making their first aim in life to glorify
Ood autl to further tho causo of Chris?
tianity.
The anniversary meeting of the Woman's
Foreign Missionary Boeiety was held Bun
day night at the First Pnsl.vteriati church.
I he address was delivered by liev. Dr.
missionary to China, who is on a
visit to the United States,
The pulpit of the Wsehrogton>fitreH
Methodist church wus filled Sunday night
by Rev. Dr. A. (I. Drown, presiding el?
der of West Riehmond district.
Rev. Dr. Tudor will deliver the address
ths proposed Epworth league at
I'nion.Station Methodist Episcopal church
uext Friday evening ut h o'clock.
The pulpit of Bev. Dr. Landrum. who is
Still m Bhreveport, La., was tilled Suuday
b) Bev. J. K Htttson.
Rev. Walter P. limes preached at firace
str-.t tabernacle in the morning. Rev.
Dr. Hatcher is still very much uni; .
At Wast-View Baptist church In the morn.
lag Rev. Wlllium Keefe officiated ?U the
abseut.f lo v. Mr. limes.
Sundny al th? Association.
The toys' meeting ut the Young Men's
Christian Association Sunday afternoon
was well attended. The social stsnding of
the boys who sttend these ?en ices is very
good and consequently their behavior is
? xcell? nt.
About lo-i persons attended the young
men's meeting, which was led by Mr,
James Atkinson, the efficient assistant
secretary ot the association. Tbe singing
waa excellent, and the music rendered by
the quartette consulting of Messrs. Cun?
ningham, Galpin, Lohui .n. mid Mathewi
was greatly enjoyed. The ?o?os bv Messrs,
Hunter and Dauforthwere likewise very
pleasing. Mr. S H. Maury wastnsmust.
cal director. At the close, of the meeting
there were three InquirV s.
I.AMI S MAT ATTT.NI*.
Se retary Caadliab will in the future try
the experiment of ha? tag mixed meetings ?
thai is to say, those at which Indies as
well as men may attend. The first one of
tins charactei Will i.robubly bo held on
June Hth.
The bible class und tea. which took place
?ft. r the regular services, were attended
by twenty-Mi young men.
SOON TO RfcSUME SHIPMENTS.
The Penitriitlary Siioe-Shop In Full Opera
tioo?Mr. Hill's Suicide.
Since ths failure of the Davis Shoe Com?
pany about a week ago operations have
been continued without interruption at tue
penitentiary shop in this city, and m a few
? i , the shipment of goods v,nl be re?
sumed. . , ? j
?'ol tnel Alien O. Shepherd, superintend
ent of tbe Richmond branch of tbe house,
said yesterday t.> a Diara* ? reporter that
they expected to continue work without any
trouble, as the establishment here is m a
flourishing condition aud doing u large
business. . .
An inventory of the stock has been
takiu.ltutthe flgUTM ?re not yet footed
up The regular season for the shipment
of goodsfrom Richmond commences about
tho 1st of Jim", and as the manufacturing
department has not been closed tbe house
will, of oourse, be reudy to fall order?.
?JDVUIDI Of ?m. II1I.I-.
Colonel Shepherd, referring to the rai.
tide of Mr. William V. Bill president of
the Hi!'. Bboe C mpeny, Memphis, whioh
l to be due to th" faet that the
Davis Company owed him a large amount
of money, stated that this, report did Mr.
Davil great injustice and was in every
?enee inaccurate. . .??noiiiii
?On the contrary." asid he. ?Lio mu
Shoe ?'omii.iuy oweualurgesume *>^ ":""1' ?
Mr Davis had heretofore beenta the habit
of endorsing tbelr paper, but recently
when he met with reverses, he had be
forced to will.draw tho assistance he
formerly lent them. . T .f
?1 ? Vaibj ?Cventng It? of Lynn Mass
has he following in regard to this matter:
Hon?Joseph Davis was first, intorvi?-wed.
?,-..! t.. st-ited positively the Davis Shoe
Companjneverowed theBill Shoe Com
1 ., itnllsi On the contrary the
EK2 I'll ( ?V, u.v ve the Davis Sime
^RrferrtaTto' the suicide ofTreMent
,,-I. V Hill of Memphis, with
W?!?th the I'd '"V a retiect.on on Mr.
Jv,s u .. :?? 1 -?n company, which Mr.
und un...n- ? -;;;,...rv kindly offers of as
d?lar'n.vi? Colonel Shepherd further
Jts3&2a5W5?S6
?,rir?nA';?i"??a,?iir t????
assi?tuuc? to other-.
AN01I1EBBCIT.
vj. r Khaw A Co, yesterday ?nsti
h i L-, ,. .rTe ntv Ciremt Court against
tuted suit in the Cuy cire ( )(
ssWDm^^^^VSm W Colonel
? im Denitentiary. _,
Now lie May Kan Kv 11-Doer?.
A special meeting of tho Hoard of Police
Commissioners was held in the Chief's
office at 5 o'clock yesterday afternoon to
act upon the re-ignutionof Thomas Joyner
Ulld elect 111- -Hi I .
The ruination was accepted and Mr.
11. E. Jones, of Jefferson Ward, was chosen
to till the vacancy. Ilia term will expiro
June 30, WU.
Mr. June? is about thirty-six years old
and was formerly a motor-man on the Union
russciiger Bnilway Company.
.Ind?ment? Rendered.
In tbe City Circuit Court yesterday I
judenieiits ware unbred m favor of the
plaintiff? in the following case?:
A. IV. Crenahaw and others t*. T IL
Weles A Co. for 4S205.
W?liaui Doolittlo against T. E. Wylos
A Co. fort?l.M.
(?ates A Blown t?. J. E. Kewell for
To Play Comedy and Prill.
The bovs of St. Mary's High School will
give an entertainment to-morrow night at
h o'i lock in the ball of tho school building
Two comical playa will bo rendered end
the boys will five a gun-drill. Tbe final
al was held yesterday afternoon,
and the participant? showed marked pro?
ficiency. .
Th? ..?die? Delighted.
The pleasant effect and tbe perfect safety
with which ladies may use the liijuid-fruit
laxative. Syrup o! Eig?, under all comb
tioii? make it ibeir favorite remedy. It is
pleaeinjt to the eyeanu to tbe taste, gentle,
\?t effectual in noting on the kidney?,
liver, and bowels.
CAREOFTHEOKTII.VN.
THE MALE ASYLUM DOING A GOOD
WORK UNDER DIFFICULTIES.
The President l'rgr? the People to Greater
Liberality?fine Singing? Addrm?
by tie?. Dr. Todor.
Tlie forty-eighth annual meeting of the
Male Orphan Asvlum was held in the
Firat Presbyterian church Sunday after?
noon at 4:30 o'clock.
Tbe house was filled with tho friends of
this institution, which appeal? ?o strongly
to the liberal and charitable impulse? of
our jieople. and the exercises were quite
interesting.
The ainging by a qnortette composed of
Messrs. Cunningham, Mathcws, '?nlpin,
and Lofcman, waa very line. Captaba
(.'unningham aleo ?ang a solo, and Mrs.
dill's boys and tbe orphan girls enter
tained tbo audience with sweet songs.
doi*o a oooo WORK.
Dr.*W. W. Parker, Preatdenl of the so?
ciety, read the annual report of the Hoard
"f Manager?, which commences by
raying :
By the report, of the Superintendent I
find at our last annual meeting there were
in thin asylum M boysj received during the
year, '.? - whole number cared for 62. lie
turned to fiiends, 4: sent to homes, !?
served ont their timo, 2?leaving in Urn
asylum to-day 58.
In 1801, the first vear of the war. wo had
60 boys m the asylum; at the close of the
war only 18. Many went into the army and
some wore kill?d. In \M'J we hud 7!? boys
incurring a debt of ?1,000; but this wafl
soon paid off. A few year? afterward? the
board passed a solemn resolution that
under the then existing circumstances we
should not exceed 90, <wc afterwards added
8, making th" limit ML) for the reason pur
income did not juttify it.
TOE PEOPLE TO BLAME.
Several times in tho lost six or eight years
I have expressed my decided dissatisfac?
tion with our progress,tor non-progress
rather. At tho last meeting (hold this
month) I brought this subject again he
fore the Board of Directors end inquired
who was responsible for this state of
tilines. It was answered truthfully that
we had made appeal after appeal 00 tbrse
annual occasions for btdp. We bad ap?
pointed yearly a collector to seek subscrip?
tions of $5 a month, and some numbers of
the hoard had themselves (?one on tli
and asked for aid. All these agencies and
efforts put together had not resulted in
tbe raising of more than five or fix hun?
dred dollars annually, lliese are the facts
and they seem almost to surpass belief. ?
? * Ah I see uo just cause to complain of
the board, I mu-t throw the Maine and
responsibility of this atandaftf policy on the
citizen?. Icannotscewbereel.se to place
it."
The Doctor, continuing, ?nvs it Is not
pleasant to find fault, but that without tins
ih< world would be far beyood iti pr?t ent
position. Too much complacency with
one's self and surroundings, bo adds, is not
WlSO.
IUCrt!HOKr> AND CrjABI.ESTO*.
Further on tho report savs? Lit v
no longer "compare ourselves wltl
onrselrea," which the Bible saya is no
wise, but see what oihcr citiis an
dung. Take Charleston, a much small?
cite, fur example. The rejiort of th.
Charleston i'r .testant Asylum for 181M
I have examine.I. The population >>
Charleston, S 0., by th? lavt census wa.
46,000, of Richmond 83,008. Highest num
berintbe Charleston Asylnm during tin
year Boya, 181; gnrls, 116 total zi7. Ar?
mee attendance boys, 193; gi.N. in- t..
tal, 890. Admitted Boy a, 88 ; airls. 81?to
tul. 48 Here i- certainly a startling contrast
(leaving out the girla)?58 m our asylum
to 181 boya m ih" Charleston Home.
To support these eas expended
half of this amount waa from internet oa
investments und the other ban! ($10,831]
was fr.mi the City Council. Our expense!
lust year were 96.100 Bndosly$9M ol it
wus fr..in our city treasury.
The Pr?sident comments at some length
on thia eontraet, oommenda the people ..f
onrsouthern atetar city for their ubnrality,
nrgea our own people t.. broader boyero,
lence, and declares that <1"<1 is the or?
phan's father and will repay for t!i>. hard
earned thousands expended m tho care
of his children.
MAN? TURNEO AWAT.
"Ono of tbe most Irving things in
my situation as president." Dr. Parker
e.includes. " is the necessity of re
fasing applicants for r-dunssion. We
generally have from twelve to fifteen
knocking at the d.mrs of the
iis\ium. Borne get tired and are aeni to the
country to grow up in ignorance and with?
out a tirade. Others go to the dogs here
while waiting to gel int.? mir-ufe and com?
fortable home. 1 mu (lad to 'hv theasvltim
is growing in faror with the poor. Many
aay to me, 'If I die put my children into
the aaylnm.' I have known these to be tbe
rery li worda ottered bv the dying
mother. th an addition of $5,000, or per
bapaof . ?I, I, annually we could comforta?
bly mainta g lOO boya. We huye room for
vil). The .-xjiense per capita ia reduced
with increased numbers. In the Charles?
ton home il iaSe* annually. Our tobacco
factory is yielding no r.-venun now, and a
oommutee ia considering the propriety of
introducing some other industry. It is
hard to compete with manufacturers who
Dave men in the field pushing their goods.
We can't afford a drummer. We are glad
to say we have tnado about (14,600 by the
factory, all of which was expended in our
new four-story building.
" The health of the boys was never better,
if hardlv ever so good. J)r. Moseley con?
tinues to give bis Barricas arafatttnieoj to
the boys.
'* Fc? the efficiency of the management
of the asylum we gladly invite mi inspec?
tion of the premises and criticisms of its
cleanliness and the good Debark? of tho
hoys at home ami abroad. Hy tho gene?
rosity of Major Myers they have heen offer?
ed u free trip to Washington city, whero
tiny boy with high a-pirations tnny aase
the opportunity of selecting bis seat in 0en?
grena. We expect to mako this trip early
next month "
A 1.1 re?? by Dr. Tudor.
liev. Dr. Tudor, ol Broad-Str- ef church,
delivered the untiiia'. oration, lie com
menoed by saying be would endeavor t<>
address both the boy? and the grown jie.i.
ple; that this world and not the next was
the place where we should be able to do
good t.. the Borrowing ones ; thai In Heat d
there was no need of sympathy for suffer?
ing. Calling B pretty iittle boy fr.mi Mrs.
Gill's sul-, j;(. placed him apon t he olatf. rui
and reminded his bear era how the Lord
Jesus took a little child and "set him in
the midst" and said " if any man offend
one Of these little ones that believe in me
be shall perish miserably "; that the little
child i? the pattern of the true Christian,
Ac, He called attention to the peatneaa
and sweetness of tbia pretty boy, and said
but for the efforts of this asylum this lad
might have beeu now in ?orne filthy allay
of tho city in rags and steeped in vico und
bin.
toe men i iiori.D give.
In addressing tho older jieople m.
especially he referred to tho great "I.
of Love" of th*New Kingdom, nnkno
to the (ireeks and Koinuns-a "volunti
communism," not of force but ot 1<>
He stuted that he owed his oolieyiato ei
cation to the liberality of a Christian gi
tlemun in Baltimore, who did not stop
the old Jewish low of "tithes." but gn
" half of all ho possessed." The Doe!
urged with great force, earnestness, a
pathos the great and sacred duty of n
men to regard themselves as Cod'? ste
ards, and that there were some indie
tions in certaiu quartan that rich ne
were getting to understand this questu
and were opening their purses. This a
dress, we understand, will bo publishe.
We have BO space for a fuller notice,
Tho old Board of Managers was r
elected, and after a collation the large ar
patient audience was dismissed with tl
benediction. The orphan girls trom tl
Humane Association and Ht. Paul's Chun
H .ino looked very sweet and fre"h in the
spring suit?. Dr. Tudor very feelingl
said there were othor >poctators to th
happy scene?angels and sanctified one;
BSaSSB by our dull sight.
SEVEN DIEDJFROMCONSUMPTION.
Thl? and Heart-Ii!*ea?o the Leadin
Caaae? of mortality.
Tbe whole number of deaths in Rich
mond last week, according to the repor
of tho Health Department, was 34?12 whit.
and 22 colored. Annual rate of mortality
per 1.000?white, l?.il ; colored, 80.40
total. 30.80.
Couki of Ikalh t Apoplexy, 1 colored;
consumption, 1 whito and 6 colored ; con?
vulsions (.infantile, 1 colored ; diarrhea
1 colored; diphtheria. 1 white; drupsj
(general), 1 colored ; drowning, 1 white and
1 colored; dysenteiy, 1 eclo-ed ; fevei
(scarlet), 1 white; heart disease. 8 white
and ?colored; hannoptysis 2 colored: men?
ingitis basilar, 1 white ; old age, 2colored ;
peritonitis, 8 colored ; placenta previa. 1
colored; pneumonia, ?Iwhite; rheumatism,
chronic, 1 colored; sclerosis of liver, 1
white i teething, 1 eolortii ; ulcor of
?tomacb. 1 whito; unknown, 1 colored.
.Sex and Color: Males, 7 white and 8
colored ; females, 6 white and 14 colored.
Avu t One day to thirty, 1 colored ; one
month to six, 1 white sud % colored; ?is
months to twelve, 1 colored ? one year to
tbn -, I white: three years to fire. 2 white:
five ytan to ten, I colored i ten year? to
twenty, 2 colored ; twenty years to thirty,
a whit?. 1 colored; thirty rears to forty,
1 c lorau ; forty years to fifty. 1 white, 6
colored ; fifty years to sixty, 1 si
colored : sixty year? to seventy, 1 white.
1 colored ; seventy years to ? ighty, 2 white,
1 colored; eighty years to ninety. 1 col?
or? d : over one hundred years, 1 colored ;
average age, thirty-five years.
, %t Single, 7 white and? color?
ed; married. S while and 4 colored; widow
ers, :i colored .- widows. 2 white and 6 col?
ored.
A'tirf'v ? Richmond, 14; other psrts of
the United State*, ft,
''nvtptratir* t/nrJk/j/ mortality : For week
ending May 23. 1891 12 white and 22
1 ; for week ending May 24, 11V9. H
white and 28 colored.
Rainfall : For week ending Msy 23,
1*91. 0.01 inches; for week ending May 24,
18'ju, o.r.2 tnebes.
Temperature : For week ending Msy 23,
.-06; for weekentiiijg May 24, 1890,
7.-14.
A'i/rnoT of rir?i made by phyrtcianM for
poor: First district, a) : Second district,
M ; Third district. 51 ; Fourth district, If.
TO PREACH THE WORD OF GOD
Grarinatrs of the Klrtimnnd Seminary
Meeting of the Alumni.
The annual meeting of the alumni of the
Bichmond Ideological Seminary was held
in the eemtaary building, oumet of Nine?
teenth and .\i. '-? ts, yeeterday aft. r
noon. There was a dinner at 6 o'clock, and
an hour luter literary exercises, wh'-u tho
following programme was carried out :
.. iiyW. E. Ihompson: the II ton
of the School by J. Andrew Howler; poem
by BaV. 1. II. l'r -I- v. oration before the
Alumni by Bev. (?. Ii. Howard. Daring the
exercises there were several vocal selec?
tions admirably rendered.
cnosiHo zxKBcrsas.
To-night the closing exercise? of the
Seminary will take place at the Second
colored Baptist church, on llvrd street bt
tu ? n First sad s, oond streets.
The following will be tho order of exer
el SS, which will be interspersed with mu
Heroism Bequisite to Scholarship,
Thomas M. Allen; ? sjscioninesSof Weak
nessaa Dstnenl of Btrength, Royal H.
Hardy; Developed Pow? rs in the Christian
I Minister. Oeorge E. Head: ThePoesibiu
| ties of an Individual Life, Caleb <?. Kobin
1 son; The Power of s Consecrated Ministry.
Oils Watts: address to the gradual
Bev. J. M. Frost. D. D. ; conferring diplo?
mas; benediction.
Mayor J. T. RUysoa bos acceptod an in?
vitation to be pressas,
, MINIBTritS.
The graduating class consists of Thomas
M. Allen, Manchester. Va.? lioval H. Har?
dy. Bichmond, Va. ; Oconrs K. Bead, Bien
Bond, Va. -Caleb a. Bobinson,Ohapelton,
Jamaica. West Indies ; Ellis Watts, llich
inoiid. V a.
CLEVELAND AND HILL.
They Will Tie Invited to the Powhatan
Club rir-Nlc.
A meeting of sub-committees having
oharge of the details .if tho l'owbatan
' I loiirth-iif-Iuly jue-nic was held at
noun yesterday at the American Hotel.
Ererytmng waa reported t.. be in g '1
ahape, and it waa stated thi.t satisfactory
arrangements hud been mude as to trans?
portation.
Among other amusements there will b? a
sack.race and a gama of base belt A big
BmnawioB st-w will bo cooked ou tbo
ground and aenred hot.
The pic-nic will be held at tho farm of
the club's president, Mr. Preston Helvin,
. mile beyond the corporate limits.
Members of the club and th.ir Demo.
cratic friends will bo allowed to attend
upon the payment of a small fee. It is
? \|.ted that aomawhere in th" neighbor?
hood o? one thousand p ?pie will he pr?s,
??ut. Hon. ?lohn W. Daniel is expected to
i... th.-re and deliver an address. Dongreee
iiiiiti <je..rr'c D. Wiae aayaha will ba on
band.
TheleadingDem?crata throughout the
country, including ez-President Clveland
and Governor Hill, will be invited.
THEY MUST NOT SELL
An Injunction (?ranted the 1 rest?e In the
Palace-Hotel Cine.
' Barton upon petition of J. Ran
dolph Tucker, trustee, granted an injunc?
tion m the Chancery Court vest onlay aftor
noon r. straining (liarles Met'aun, trustee,
Mrs. I? V. M"-Court, and B, 0, (?arris..n,
High Ooaatable, from selling or in any
way disposing of the Btook of liquors, bar?
room fixtures, etc., at N.>. huj (palace
Hotel I Broad Street.
Trustee Tucket is directed to sell the
sa?n.- without delay and <l poait the pro?
c.-ed-in bank to toe credit .if tbeGourl
until the priority of the chuma against the
property can be ascertained.
The bill filed m the case sets forth the
following: In November last William
Snellinga executed a deed of trust to I,
Randolph Tucker on the property tenues.
tiou to secure the Live Oak Distillery Com?
pany, of Cincinnati, for 08,000. On April
23,1891, Bnellinga made an assignment to
secure certain creditors. Subsequently
Mrs. HeCourt,through Charlea McCann,
her trustee, had tbo property attached for
rent due her.
ARE THE NEGROES REBELLIOUS?
A Colored Military Company Varado? with
the Confederate ring.
About quarter-pa t I o'clock yesterday
afternoon the State (?nurd (colored). Cap?
tain It. A. Paul, marched down broad
street. Evidently there was* going to be B
target-ebooting, for fan rear of the soldiers
was a big wooden target, curried by two
strapping colorad nun.
As the eotnpanj passed the City Hall the
band was playing in full blast, and in front
uf the musicians waa a half-grown negro
bearing aloft a goodly-eixed Confederate
battle-flag, much to tin? delight of his
younger associates, who walked admir?
ingly by b;s side.
The Cray? in a Proiprrous Condition.
The Itichmond Grays (Company A) are
now on a boom. Kecruitsaro being enlisted
-v drill, and such men it is hoped as
will do honor to the company. Company
A is the only benefit aaaneiatton in the
regiment and thia fact, aa well as the dis?
crimination need in enlisting, has resulted
in the formation of a company of excep?
tionally high moral tone.
The company is looking forward with
much pleasure to their annual c?l?bration
to be held June 18th and t.. the July trip
to WrightSVille, when they will Wear their
new uniforms, winch have been ordered.
They are about to organizo into an
othi-tic, club wlen they Will purchase a
base-ball outfit, foils, boxing-gloves, Ao.
A Muht Monday'? Docket.
Ellick llogan (colored) was before the
Pobco Court ywsterday charged with steal?
ing one jar containing three pounds and a
half of butter, valued at *l. the proper
n of State Brooka. He was sent to jail for
six months.
James Qray, James Shea, Peter Morris
(white?, and John Hrown and Arthur Tur?
ner (colored) were fined $5 oach for being
drunk Sunday.
There were numerous other cases on the
docket, as is generally the case Monday
morning, but they were all of un unimpor?
tant nuture.
Pocket-Hook Snatched.
On Saturday night last, as a servant
woman of a gentleman living on Tenth
atreet beyond Leigh, was going along be?
tween Leigh and Clay streets, carrying
her pocket-book containing several dollnrs
and a key belonging to the house of her
employer in her nan.1, a half-crown negro
man snatched it from her ana ran away,
making good his escape with his plunder.
It is a pitv*Vufih occurrences do not teach
the female ?ex the folly of putting tempta?
tion in tiio way of colored youths. There
was no policeman to bo seen anywhere
around.
Entertainment at the Third Presbyterian
Church.
A " Feast of Days." a unique entertain?
ment, will be given by the Young Indies'
Society ot the Third Presbyterian church,
on Church Hill, beginning this evening
and continuing through the entire week.
Useful and ornamental articles will be
found on oale?and refreshments, including
all the luxuries of the season. There will
be no refiling or chance games.
Had HI? Watch Btolen.
Mr. William H. Nell, one of the carpenters
employed on the improvements in the
building adjoining the Merchants Hank,
corner Eleventh and Main streets, had his
watch stolen yesterday while at work.
Having uk.-u off bis vest Mr. Nell hung
it up near the e'evator. Seine one came
along, took the watch and left the chain
hanging as usual ao that the theft would
not bo detected.
?
A Sleep-lnducer.
HoRuroan's Acn> Phosphats.
Dr. J. E. Lockridge, Indianapolis. Ind.,
saya: " From my averienct, I iroulti soy (Auf
os o nervp-nutorer m exhaiutio? from any
ra?M, and um a sfstji taaWi it is of th? ywUtt
SOtMS."
Ol'R FALLEN HEROES.
PREPARATIONS COMPLETE FOR ME?
MORIAL-DAY EXERCISES.
Military arel Veterans to Psru.le?Oration
snrt rrayer?The I-attlrs Ask For
Flowers? ?,ot llers'-ltnma Tes.
Tho Memorial-day's observance st Holly?
wood next Saturday will be in keepiue
with that solemnity which usually marks
the celebration.
The formal c?r?monies, which will be
very brief, will be under the management
"f the Ladies'Hollywood Memorial Asso?
ciation.
All of th?* military organization?, Leo
and Pickets Camps of Confederate V?t??
rans, anil the citizens generally have b. en
invited to take [tart in (he exetwssss.
Ths Ladies1 Association, tho veterans
and soldiers, and, in fact, all who in?
puriieipate, wfH meet in the lectan
of Dr. Hoce's ehureb, Fifth sad Main
streets, fhsturday afternoon at fi o'clock
sharp. From th?point tbe lino of march
will be taken up to tbs oemetery, the mem?
bers of the association being in can
0 ?loael Henry ?'. Jones, of tl
ragim -nt. will be in command of the nuli
ury.
?*T ths onorxi'S.
No c a rayan.I say i lad will i ? a i
roittetl to the cemeti ry Saturday unless
the driver is provided with a badgS of the
association. This eaa be bad niton appli?
cation to Mrs. Hotehkiss, Franklin street
between First and FoUSBCe.
The exercises of the eVelling Will DC ll'-M
on Cemetery Hill near the soldiers' monu?
ment. Rev. Dr. Moses D. Hoge will deliver
tho prayer and pronounce thebenedietion.
The oration will bu bv .lodiro Theodore B.
Oarnett, of Norfolk. There will be singing
by the boy? of tho Male Orphan Asylum.
IT Ulir.RAI. WITH FIoWKRS.
It is th-wwh of the ladies to arrange a
number of flower-bed? In the soldiers'sec
tion.
For this purpose they request that contri?
bution? ot plants !?? sen! to Miss Battgh
man. :)00 south Fourth street, Thursd ly
aftt rnoon.
They ask that cut flnWers be sent to tho
same address Friday evening and Saturday
morning,
urn ui * ?ami cas.
To-morrow afternoon the ladies of tho
Hollywood association will Inaugurate
tbe custom of giving an sfternoon tea at
the Soldi, rs' Home ainmally on that date.
Mr? ,1 H. Pace is chairman of the Com.
mittec of vfsys ami Means. There will bo
dancing in tas meas-hali and strawrides to
m ir the Home Cofas will bo
ser red in a pioturesqus tent.
To Talk About Ittchmond.
The final meeting this session of tho
raphioal and Historical Society <>f
Richmond College will be held m th.?L
lege chapel this afternoon at .1 o'clock.
Richmond before, during, and since the
war will ba diaeuased respectivdy by Mr,
W. B. Loving and Professors Harris ?ml
BoatWrighL All fr.. nds of the college and
the public generally will bo welcome.
Hasr-Ilall ?rid n llrokcn Ttiamh.
The citv ambulance was sumci<.i?. !
terday aft rnoon at 8 11 o'clock to attend a
clored boy on Mayo'a Island, who had his
thumb knocked out <?f place nn 1 his hand
cut while playing base hall After receiving
the proper medical attention be waa
left on tho bland,
Spcakln* und Music.
There will be a grand rally of Democrats
of Fairfield district at Howard's Qrove to?
night ut 8 o'clock.
Prominent speakers and the candidates
will address the meeting.
The lllue-' Band will enliven tho occa?
sion with cholos music
Fifteen Decrees Knlereri.
I pedal term of tho Chancery Court
aad y< derdav by Judge Barton, of
Frederickaburg. Fifteen decrees, nearly
all of which confirm the sab- of property,
were enterada One of th. w covered thirty
pages.
Judge Loako's health is much improved.
The Cristal Ice Company lining Enlarged.
'I he plant of the Crystal LOB Company,
which IB situated on th.mar Of Iwcti
tieth and Cury BtreetS, ia now being en?
larged, and when the work i? completad
its size will be doubled. The enlarge,
monts will bo finished in about ten days,
Knrcalauroate Sermon.
The baccalaur?at? sermon of I'lnraor
Memoriol College. Wytheville, will be
preache l next Baobetb morning by the
Rev. James [ittle, M. A., of this citv.
Mr. Little will also deliver the literary
address at commencement on Tuesday,
June 2d, ut the same place.
Offered, Hut Not Sold.
Yesterday afternoon three now modern
and medium eine brick dwellings, Nos,
1830.1838. and 183a Floyd street, between
Harria and Plum, were offered at public
auction, and wen taken in at S3,400, It
waa stated after the sale that the houses
?lid lots cost !j>.'!,:UK? .ach.
The Carnaval Itml !in?- Heilig Itemoved.
The lar?,'i> wooden building on the corner
of Filth and Mam atreata, which was need
for the Carnaval de la Mar and Blues' Ba?
tear, waa j..ld a few .bus in,1.) for ???j.'mj.
l?estructure is now being pulled down.
SUPREME COURT DECISIONS.
Virginia's Flour-Inspection I. i-.v ? The
Original-Package Law?Other Caaes.
[lly telegraph to the Dispatch.)
Wasiiin.-.ion, May 35.?The United States
Supreme Court through Justice Bradley
today render..1 Judgments against tho
State of Kentucky in the suit by Crutcher,
agent of the United Btatea Express Com?
pany, who claimed that tho law of tho
State imposing a licen-o tax on expresa
companies was in \mlation of the inter?
state commerce clause of the Federal Con?
stitution. Iho Court alo held that the
Virginia law requiring inspection, for
which foes wore charged, of Hour manu?
factured outside the Mate, when sold
within tho State, to be contrary to the
?il Constitution. In the ease of the
Chit ago lti.dillitigCompany against stone,
internal revenue collector. Justice Mrodley
delivered an opinion in favor of the dis?
tilling company, holding as unlawful the
Government method of BBBBaaing at the.
end of each month what he called " mulct
money" to make up any for distillation by
distilleries in excess of tho capacity esti?
mated from (lay to day.
The Court ul-o rendered an opinion
through Justice Harlan in the caseot Ward
McAllister ugainst tho I'mted States.
McAllister was rem.iv>d fr..iu office as
Judge of the li'.stri.t Court for Alaska by
President Cleveland, and claims salary
from the time of biF removal to tho nuuli
fication of Dawson, who was confirmed us
bis successor. The question in the case
was whether the judge of tho Alaska court
eame within the provision of Section 1788.
I Statues, authorizing the President
to suspend all civil officer? "except Judges
of the United Stutes." The Court holds
that the Alaska court is riot a court of the
United States in the constitutional
as set forth in the third article of tho Con
stitution, but a Territorial curt. The fact
that tbe term of tbe Alaskan judge is limit?
ed to four years aud that he does not hold
office for life or during good liehavior, the
Court says, prove? that it is not a court of
the United State? as the term l- constitu?
tionally used. The Court said the decision
in the present ease gives the President
complete power over territorial officers.
Judgment is therefore given in favor of
the United Sta!.-.
Justice Fields and Justices Cray and
Brown dissented in an opinion in which
Justice Field? maintained that the mere
will of the President was not sufficient to
remove a judge of a court created by the
I'mted Stute? and that the Constitution
did not contemplate that a judge should
be responsible to any man for hi? continu?
ance in office. It seemed to him that some
of bis brethren overlooked the character
of the judicial branch of the Government
when they made a distinction against
the courts of Territories. These courts
had similar powers and there was the
same necessity that they should u*e their
office fearlessly and without fear of offend?
ing any President lest they should be re?
moved.
The case of Wingard, Justice of the
Washington Territory court, was decided
the same way.
The Supreme Court to-day upheld the
constitutionality of the original package
law passed by Congress, and also held that
it was not necessary for tho state of
Kansas to re-enact its prohibitory law
after the passage of the congressional act
in order to shut out liquor in original
packages. The case came up on appeal of
Wilkinson, sheriff, agoinht ltabror, tbe
lower court having decided against the
State. This court revers?? the decision ot
the lower court. Chief Justice Fuller ren?
dered the decision, the ?entire court being
with him.
The Supreme Court by a majority of fire
to four to-day affirmed the judgment of
the Circuit Court for th? Northern Dia
tnct ot New York in the case ot Albert H.
brigtr?. receiver of th* Pi??? National Hank
of Huffalo, against E. O. Stmlding an?!
others, directors of the bank. The. reeeiw i
sought to hold the director? re?ponsibl'
for bad loans made by the president oi
tho bank. No tlishonesty was charge,!
hut it was asserted tbat if the director?
bad given proper attention to tho aSairsol
the bank it would not have failed, and
that the dtrectots were lieble to the bank.
lhe Court holds that tho directors an
simply to es. reise ordinary prudence ami
that this prndoncels to be governed by
in bank affairs. True was done in
the present case. The case is one of great
importance, involving the rotation? of all
national-lank directors. Opinion by the
Chief Justice. _
The British drain Trad?.
[By Anglo-American cable to the Dispatch. 1
Io*tpov. Miy 25.?The Mark LaneEipreti
in its weekly review of tho British grain
trade savs : Kurdish wheels are steady.
B provincial markets ?juote un ad?
vance of a shilling. Foreign wheats are
firm. New American winter for August
shipment is speculatively offered at 41?.
?ad Australian on passage at 43a. Indian
now crop is ufctad at 41s. and Cal ?forman
at 44s. Com, beans, and peas aro weak.
Malting barley is ti.l. dearer. At to-day's
market samp <??, of F.nglish wheat WSXS
ai.d i riese sdveaoed is. i
was held for a rise of fid. Flour w.v
steady. Cora declined Id, lieani and
Mas were id. lower. (Juts were firm.
Liastad was 3d. dearer.
? '" ?? .t.' ii i j
What is Scrofula
It Is that Imparity tn the Mond, which, seeumn
Intlng tn tho g'.ar.ilt of the neck, produce? an.
sightly lumps or swellings; which canses painful
running sores on the arms, legs, or fret; wblcb
dove lopes nicer? In ths ?yes, cart, or noto, often
canting blindness or Uc if net, ; which li the origin
of plmp'es, cancer?os growths, or many other
manifestations usually ascrlto.t to " humors."
It it a more formidable enemy than consumption
cr cancer alone, tor scrofula combines the wont
possible features of both. Eelng tho most ancient.
It It the mott general of all ?Jltciuei or affections,
for very few persons are entirely freo from It,
How can tt bo cured l Ity taking Hood's Saras*
I patilla, which, by tbe cares It has accomplished,
1 often when other medicine* have failed, has
proven Itself to Us a potent and peculiar medicine
' for this disease. For all affections of the blood
Hood's Ssruparltniinne?insJlcd,andsonisof th?
euros It has effected aro really wonderful. If yoa
suffer from terofnla In any of its various forms,
be sure to give Hood's Sariararills a trial.
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?r.?.K.llavkrt:
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I wear your panttacoplc. crTststtsed leases. In
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ex-Oovernor of Virginia,
The recently ete,-ted 1'nltMl States senator of
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Ilenr sir. The paataccpte glasses yon fur
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(lovornor of Mat" of (.eurgla.
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vernor of Loui.-iatia.
SIGHT IMl'KOVF.D.
Nkw Teal CITV, April 4, ia?Sj
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nuxUsfOB, W. Va., January 18, 1800,
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Jfr. A. K. fosadas, Atlanta:
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Mr. A. K. Hauke? :
Sir,?I have toen using your glasses for the
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vcraity of the South.
These famous Classes, are amiraUly adjusted
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my 2-dAwlm Box 57, University of V irania.
VIBGLNIA MILITARY INSTITUTE,
LEXINGTON, V \.
?? 0
The Board of Visitors at their annual meeting
In JLNE NEXT will APPOIMT STATE CADETS
to till vacancies la the Socond, Third, Fifth, Sixth,
Tenth, Seventeenth, Nineteenth, Twetity-tlrst,
Tweuty-seoond. Twenty-third, Twenty-sixth.
Twouty-*eveoth, Twenty?lgbtb. Thirtieth, Tulr
ty-ilrst, Thirty-fourth, Thlrty-sevonth, and Thlr
ty-nlDth ?.material district?.
Application for information or appointment
should bo addressed to the undersigned before
the 16TH or JCNESEX*. HCOTTSHIPr',
my 0-eod4w _Superintendent
QT. JOHN'S MILITARY SCHOOL,
kJ MANUU8, N. Y.
Under the visitation of the War Department.
Military under U. S. Army officer.
Right Rev. K. D. HUNTINGTON, S. T. D.,
PrsBMient. Apply to Uuuienant-Colonel WIL?
LIAM VKRBECK, Superintendent,
_BakS-eodera
T^LECTION OF TEACHERS.
The trust?*? of the STATE FEMALE NOR?
MAL Si'liuoL, at FannvllLi, will, at their meet?
ing In June next, elect TWO TKACHKUS; on*
to teach Literature, English and American ; His
j tory, g?nerai and Ameriuan, and Rhetoric; th?
other to loach English Grammar and Compos!.
! tlon. Arithmetic, and Method? of Teaching bug
i lUb la tho primary and grammar grades. An
plication?, with teaticvintnl?, ?should be forwarded
to the undersigned prior to .?une lit.
A. XX WATJJUN?, Secretary,
' a? S>TaSTaiet j/aimvUU, Vs.
BU MII Kit Rr.*ORT?L
A FTON BOUSE,
AJTON DEPOT, NELSON COrTTTT, Va.,
CBRSAntACS AND OB10 RAILWAY.
TTII9 POPULAR SIMMER RESORT
OPICNofl'NB 1?T.
For further particular? addre*?
JAMES H. GOODLOB,
_my lie-?rn Alton Depot, Netoon ciury, Va,
fLflLLBORO' springs,
lvA HAT? cot NTT. VA.,
two mites from Mlilbori,' statt.-?, Chi?apeak*
?nitihlo railway Op?o Jl'NK Mu. Water?:
Sulphur, Alum. Clulybeate, Lime, aed Free?
For tale?. &\. addre?*
_iny ??'H-eodlKm* DAVIDSON ?CO.
A~~ LLEOHANY SPRINGS, VA.,
oraars june irr.
The greatest dyspeimta water known a til me*l
popular summet-resort In tho mountain? of
Virginia. Accommodation? first-el**?. Poet-,
iph-, and exprees-offlce* in main ba'.l'tlug.
itcN-i Irvtry aud excellent band of mu.-ic. Writ?
for circu? or. C. A. COUIOUM,
__tny?:0-lin Proprietor.
1'HE TERMINAL.?THIS DE
. LI'HITFl I. SI MMKR RESORT WILL UK
OPENED AND READY FOR TRANSIENT AND
BUMMEM BOARDERS Bt JINK ft, IBM. The
home is completo with all modern Improve?
ments. Tli? table will be weU supplied from the
Baltimore rind Richmond market?,*? wellaewtlh
the Piwirirs of York river. Chesapeake hay ora
tere, fish, and crab? of the finest variety. The
boatin r, fishing, t?thing, ami ocean br*e?e? ore
excellen?. Sin.? t?ie discovery and Introduction
of Artesian water tho health of West Point I? as
good as anywhcic else hi Virginia. Of thoae ?at?
fertng from rheuina'.l<'and neuralgic affection*
and disease? of tho stomach, we ft*k a trial of
our famous Artesian water. Write for ?n analy?
sis and show It to Tour physician. SPECIAL
BATBB FOR FAMILIES. Arrangement? made
for fnmtlT ttcBetl en raUroad 110 i>er month (W
fifty-four straight '.ripe from Richmond to West
Point. This is about t8V? -ents a trip. For fut
ther Information address
THOMAS R. HENLEY,
my 24-lm West Point, Va.
BUFFALO UTIiA SPUNGS10TKL
COTTAC.B SYSTEM.
Will open JINK 1st with excellent organisa?
tion of servant* and other arraiK-ements for ?he
. cm fort of Its patrons. An additional I ull.tlug
of DI rooms and enlarged dlnlng-ruum snd other
Improvements have been made.
i or tertiiH, a;.-., address
_itiy .'4-lm _ M. I. 0??LE8BTLManaser^_
0" CEAN VIEW HOTEL, OCEAN
VIEW. VA. Open from June 1st to Septem
ber 1st. H itos, ?'.'...O per day, ?14 and ?16 per
week. S4.'? and S?? per month. For further par
USStian apply to W. W. PKICK,
my It lie Manager Ocean View.
rp H E cS?BRATEI) 11 O Ost
-L RKIIH1K ALI M SPlllXtSS, VA., endorsed
by the Medical Society of Virginia and other
high niedl.-al authorities of tho United States
and Europe, are now open.
Capacity 1,300.
Kate* according to location of room and
length ?f st-iy.
Elevation a. 000 fee?.
Pamphlet? at darner A Ca's snd Cbeespeske
and Ohio Ticket Offle?.
HAIl.ltOAU TUltoroiITOTOE .SITtlNOS.
UEOlKiK I. PEYTON,
my C:i-lmo_Managing Director.
4 ETON HOI8E, AFTON DEl'OT,
. Y NELSON COUNTT, VA.-CIIESAPKARE
AND nillt? HAII.WAV. -This popular sumiller
peneJTJNI 1st. No summer resort In the
un? of Virginia can surp-es the Afton
House for easy access, pure air, splendid views,
and healthy location. Being situated en one.f
the ?par? of tho Mas Illdg? .Mountain*, the
brease N alm.iet continuous. Address JaM?
H. OOODLOK, Afton Depot, Nelson county, Va.
mj
GoBB's Island Hotel,
ON TUE ATLANTIC COAST, WILL OPEN FOR
TUE SEASON OF 1891 ON
June ist,
UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT.
Meet passengers 11 A. M. and 8(48 I*. M. at
Cobb's Station. Nowly-charterod steamer run?
ning regularly to and from the Island.
Send for circular. Address
It. M. WOOI.I.ING,
myCO-lm _ Manager.
I
AUGUSTA WHITE SULPHUR
SPRINOS.
Povn Gap, Ai ucsta cnntTY, V?.,
Wll.l.oPKN Foil VISITORS JUNE 1ST.
Th? asset aesaastaas Hnlphaff springs, Basas
abOQl half n mile from depot on the great Chesa?
peake aad oiii.i railway, ne.i only ?lx hours' rtda
tr..ru Richmond and Washington. Balsa asare
moderate than at any resort of It? en? in the
mountain?- DANIEL X ANDERSON,
my l.i-.'m 1 roprletora,
BLUE RIDGE SPRINGS, VA.
NINETEENTH season I'.ndERSAMB
MANAGEMEN i.
Ire? US Of a large hall for deliberative bodlo?,
remote from uolso and bunti?.
inyK.-.'im _PHIL F. IIKOWN._
iHB WHITE B?LPH?R SPRINGS,
GREENHRIER COUNTY, W. VA.,
tltnated high up In tho AUeghanloa, ^',000 feet
alMive tidewater, will open for the s. ason JINK
1st. Thl? note?! resort, mode famous by three
generations, Is Immediately on tbe lino of tbo
great Chesapeake and Ohio railway, with Its
anlenSM vestibule.! and express train? both
EahI and West, and therefore readily accessible
from all parts of tho country.
Tue hif-h standard of tho ru?n'n? obtamod un?
der tt.? present management will bo fully inuln
tallied and extended.
Pamphlets, with full information, ran be ob?
tained at all general ticket oftloie, or from
lt. F. KAK.L8,
my 7-1 m_ Superintendent.
MOINTAIN-TOP HOTEL AND
SPRINGS, over Ifi.'kflsh Gup. Iil'ie Ridge
Mountains, 1,MM feet above the level of the sea.
Flue view, a delightful summer resort, cneBP
board, rtrmig Iron springs; many attractions to
the invalid, pleasure aeeBis, and families; of
easy a.v, ss. Addn-ns Messrs. MASSIE ?CO,
av. n. Va._mvti-'iia
THE SWEET CHALYBEATE
SPRINGS ALI.EGHANY COUNTY, VA.,
OPEN JINK I.'tii. -only inn? miles from Alle?
gheny Station on Hi? Ciiesapenke and Ohio rail?
way. Birellnnl turnpike from station to spring?.
No moaqaitoea, do Bularla, strongest l'haly
beat? W ?ter In the world. Splendid bathluc.
Two mails dally. For further Information ad?
dress bltOOHS ? RICHTER, Proprietors.
_apiM-lin
QTBLBLING 8PRINOS,
kJ ALUM, SI 1.1'ill M. AND CHALYBEATE
WATERS.
SHENAN'DOAH MOUNTAINS, V.o.
Rebuilt and I? the be?t appointed Lcu-e in tbe
Virginia mountains. Table Orst-clas?. Now
owners. Bend for circular.
CUICIIESTE It* STEWART,
Post-Offico StrlbUug ripriugs, Va.
_my 14-Th.Hi.v.Tu:Urt_
rpHB BOT AID HEALING
A SPRINGS, ?really improved and refurnished,
wtU be coodaited thl? ?eason by THE SOUTH?
ERN IMPROVEMENT (OMPANY.
It 1? expected that the railway from Covington
will be completed to the Bet Springs by July let.
Ft* engagements and particulars, write to
.!< IHN sTIMSON, Man-igur Healing Springs, and
to RI.sllop ? VITMSON, Managers Hot Spring?,
Bath county, Vo._ my ?-eodUel5
?TVEERPARK AND OAKLAND!
ON THE CREST OF THE ALLEGUAMES,
3.000 FEirr AsovB Tidb-Watbs.
SEASON OPENS JUNE IS, 189L
These famous mountain resorte, situated al
the ranunit ol thu Alleghanle* and directly upon
the main line of the Baltimore and Ohio rail?
road, have the advantage of It* splendid vesU
buled express train servi-o both east and west,
and are therefore readily accessible from all
parts of the country. All Baltimore and Ohio
trains stop at Deer Park and Oakland during the
season.
Bate?, I'M), #75, and 800 ? month, according
to location. Communications should bo ad?
dressed to 0EORGE D. deshielos, Manager
Baltimore and Ohio Hotel?, Cumberland, Md., cp
to Jane 10th: after that date, either Dee- Park
or Oakland, Garre? county. Md.
_my lS-TttSrThtJnqa
LONG BRANCH.
WEST-EM) HOTEL.
COT?AGE8 AND RESTAURANT OPEN
JUNE13VH.
HOTSL OPENS JUNE 20rn.
Trnnslent rate? 84 a day and upward.
Weekly rates $?>!, and onward.
_ _ D.M.?W.E. nil.DRBTn.
New York Office, Metropolitan Hotel.
my 12-T?Kt
P
ENNYROYAL PILL3
m???
?I??.,. w?i?>i >?>???? ?
m? *Mtl? Pit
ta4<M4M
?rmU it k*d M? i~ti m?*m\
- ?k?. n.? rt-sw. T?Jte
?Mf?..?? AiDn?giM*l?r??iMl4?k
u?i?m, i men ?A ill ?a
*
? ???a? t# u?ik?i?tt, i m ?ni?t, ?m
s*- * ?t?iis?SSSS!r'mln * '??&2??n.
allWla,TaATMweevlf
H. 'W. MOEST?'S
111 KJLST MAIN STftHT.
Pure Ice-Cream
AND
IVatcr-IceSi
Bakery & Confectionery,
WHOLESALE ANO RETAIL.
Weddings. Parties, and PicNles fomlehsd at
lowest rates and at abort notice.
ap 17-eWrnaTsXss
Richmond Perpetual
BUILDING.
LUI, IM TRUST COMPACT.
E. D. Starke, D. Mitteldorfcr,
PRESIDENT. VICE-PKESIDKNT
William Lovenstfin,
. I IIEIL
ORGANIZED IN 1875
LOANS ON REAL ESTATE rilOMPT
LY MADE,
RETURNABLE IN MONTHLY INSTALMENT*
New series of SSSBl now being issued. A lira*
BSi number of shires to be sold.
Money received on deposit al s liberal rate of
Interest. mh 'M-Tu.TbJLSuIlm
Ladles' ResstsaLeather i' i i-. mareea an1
- 'is; LsdlsW I' anta oxf, rl Ties, ??ol
ort i ftii tops, at ll.iKi: Patent-LestberOxford
. i, i. 1*0, SB ?gill) tops, ?LID, |l '
I3.4D: Ladles'New Soutbera Ties from 11.v? to
S5; Calldrsn'sTao-Ton Spring-Reel Ties, tXuy
5 to 11, 98C.5 Children s hid oxford Ties, 7s*,
and upwards; Children's Red and Tin oxford
Ties; Ladle?' Kid Oxf'ird Ties, ?'.v.?an elegant.
-, different ahapss: hoy?1
Iyiw-yui.rt-T SboM lu litr^o v.ir."'.y; ??entle
iiions Calf Hand-Well Shoos. 11 styl , ?t
I.'."??); Ladle-'I uln-h-d Kid Tl.u, 4 culiirs, al
$-:.4D: Oentlemen's loft I'-ng.-la low hh.s?,
from Sl.VS to If), U'ehitve so tiiriry style? mu?
at su. h low prl.es th ?i It Is Impossible to
list..fall. Coma and see for yourself. Anything
bs footwear from a baby*? ?hie to an ?.i.i uiau's
si. c VV- study your f??i?, also I..'k ?,. your ouuw
fort, and oar pricos aru way down low.
6 07 east Broad street,
fap <*S-Tu,Th*Htil
PRESERVE YOUR SICHT.
Improper and Inferi.r spectacles, whether
bought by more guesswork or misfitted by sums
ono Incompetent, should to strictly guarded
against as injurious to health sad eres, Ne
cause for any of this now. VNB ADJUST ALL
?1LANSE8 to twin children and adulu a.-oordlu_
to actual need, no matter bow severs tbe visual
defect m.vy appear. BEST AltTIFlCIAL EYE?
siso carefully Ctt??L Cbars-.s? mi?t?trau* in all
Examination freo, Illustrated osSatogSS
and lest type? mailed or. application.
f;s. ?. UALE8KI,
('?jusultlng and Msicfu-t ?tug '.?p'.U-lHn,
.. t Main ?true?.
Factory ? ?oath Tenth street.
sp ?a-snx.Tuaia
SARATOGA
VICHY !
UNEQUALLED FOB
Weak Digestion, Kidney and Li??
Complain!*.
fflDBPENSABLE IN FEVEBS.
A FIIME TABLK WATER.
Sold by PL'RCeiX, LAUD * CO.
ray 18?eod3in
l,'?? mslsn ? saitoss.
<hus?.as4
ii"^?uws Sold
.1.-.. ,. n '-??tissslfiil
?? ? ... ?v.. i and carte
A sent t<? say m MtiirsssssS
C E. HIKES ? OO.,
(sp ?l-deod.V.?t)
BARGA?NSsWALLPAPER
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?osean*?* at wHoIsmm in? nsa- e?Bff?a* S
Bis?1 sent le si) puts ti? ?satad Stat-S I" If -I I
lau l?-asaj
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IHAVri RKOEIVKD A LAKOfi
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