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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1881-08-26
Registration Notice.

We call atteptien to the Registration
Notice published this week. 1t will be
seen that the Officers of Registration will
sit for FIVE days, beginning ON Monday,
the 5th day of September, for the purpose
of carrying out the law in regard to the
Registration of voters. 1t is to be hoped
that every man, who will be legally enti-
tied to vote at the election in November,
will see that his name is on the Registra
ii, n Books The elective franchise is not
only the highest privilege of the Ameri-
can citizen, but the exercise of that privi-
lege is the most important du'y that de
wolves upon him. l. is duty which no
man ough, to shirk; and which we trust
no Democrat will find himself unable to
perform, on account Of his moi having
been registered The Dis rict Executive
Committees should see to it, that the
name of every Democratic voter appears
upon the list when the polls are opened
on the Sth of November.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1881-08-26
The ApprOach of School Days.

Within two weeks time the duties OF
the school-room will be resumed. The
season of ,acatien which passes more rap
idly to the scholar than any simi ar pc
ried within the year has been pleasantly
spent, we trust, by parent, child and
teacher. during its continuance there is
no possible rule or power by which the
presence of the young can be governed,
less liable to he found, and when tley are
not wanted it is hard to free ourselves of
them. In This there is one satisfaction at
least-that when they are at school they
are worrying no one save their books or
their teacher
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1881-08-26
An Educational Opportunity

By the act of endowment the Ba'ti-
more Fema'e College free scholarship
was established in the institution for each
county in the State Ry reference to an
advertisement in another column 1t Will
be seen that the scholarship for Charles
county is vacant at present. 1t entiiles
the holder to tuition in all the branches
without charge. and to boarding at re
duced rates. \ young lady OF ability can
thus obtain frs class education al small
expense.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1881-08-26
Good Logic.

\ word to those wha neglect 20 .ysil
themselves OF the business opportunities
we offer Frr nearly thirty years We have
supplied the retail demand f.r Heay. Bog'>
md Chiiitens. clothing in this city and
State satisfactorily. OurcIass 1T ci"tlin4
is too fine for dealers in small towns Ia
keep, and is much h- ter than is generally
found in ar.e cii,s. II you want a good
article at the oNest possible price, call on
c. n. Oclm & Son, Fret and Hanover
Streets.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1881-08-26

Hon. IouN RITCuIE has been uotnina
ted as Judge for the Sixth Judicial Dis
trict, composed Of Frederick and Mongon1.
cry counties. Recently Mongn de.
clsred that its choice WAS Jui-c Richie
and on Saturday. l3th inst primary el-c-
iiors were held in Frederick comfy, al
which Judge Ritchie received majority
Of the Districts, which assures his nousi
nation by the Judicial Convention,
Judge Eitchie is sne IF t,.s most emineu;
lawyers OF Western Mary ant, and an
honor to TIE bench and bar
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1881-08-26
The Pot Boiling.

Although Tuesday was not strictly
speaking, public day, there being no
public body in session except the Or
phan's Court, and that meets with
such monotonous regularity, that they
have nought to do one half is time, still
there was quite large crowd of persons
assembled in the village. The exact OBJ
ject of the gathering was hard to fathom,
but we have suspicion that the political
81 uation was at the bottom of it. The
county offices and the Legislative ticket
that is to be nominated This fall, was fully
discussed with more possible and proba
BILE candidates than would fl | page of
our paper Both parties discussed its
prospects freely and fully. but there Was
not, as tar as we could see much genuine
electioneering done. The Democratic
ticket for the Legislature remains about
the same that was proposed last Spring,
and probably will 60 through unless
something unforeseen happens. There is
one change proposed on the ticket how
ever, that is to substitute Mr.. Rrents name
for that o, Mr.. John T. Davis for the SEN
ate. and then to pace Mr. Davis name on
the ticket for House of Delegates, in p ace
of MIR. F. NJ Cox, who declines to serve
This is merely cor je :ture, for there may
he many changes made by the convention
that is to nominate, Democratic candl-
dates for sheriff are not numer"us. sill
there are enough to make til. fight inter
esting. Mr. Alpheus llaisip seems to be
ahead so far. On the other side. DIR. +.
NJ. Lancaster seems to be conceded the
seat in the Sena'e, while for the House OF
Delega es there are many applicants, but
Messrs Mudd, Mitchell and Wilmer sem
to be the tavorites by large odds. For
sheriff in this party, candida es are as nu-
merous as the leaves, and each one is san
guine that his friends will pull him
through: the scramb for this office,
among our Republican friends is great,
and the contes for nomination will be one
of the most heated we have seen tor long
time The iudgeship was not much dis
cussed, except The probable course of the
Democratic convention of which meets
next week. Some favor nomination
others do not, but most of our Democrats
agree in the determination of supporting
the nominees if made. Mr.. Stone is still
electioneering for his prospects, though
who his colleague will be, if he consents
to have any, is hard to find out. Alto
gether The pot is started to boiling and
we may expect great many opinions to
arise from the political eau dron between
this and next fall.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1881-08-26
Cleveland Leader.

Mr. Orlando Weaiherbee, says an exchange
of ours, proprietor ''The Spencer Pharmacy, !"
Spencer, Mass, reports: NJ, customers speak
very highly of the Great German Remedy, St
jacobs Oil, it having always given excellent
satisfaction One of them Mr.. Henry Becher,
has been greatly benefited by its use in a case
of severe rheumatism, and he refers to il in
terms of highest praise.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1881-08-26
Goods Words fr0m Druggists.

"Malt Bitters are the best .titlcrS'"
They promote slcepand alIny errouSncss.
"Best Liver and Kidney medicine we sell.
"They knock the 'Cbihs every time
"CGusumptiye people gain flesh on them
siMalt Birters have no rivals in this town
'sBesi thing for nursing mother We have"
'We like to recommend Malt Ritters.'
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1881-08-26
Thomas Ward,
CONTRACT'R & BUILDER,
La Plata. Md.
La Plata, Nd,

Is now prepared to do all kinds of Carpcn-
tering. Repairing, Jobbing Mt lowest rates.
Contracts made for Houses, Barnes, &c, in any
part of the county Satisfaction guaranteed.
Estimates of all kinds of work given on APP
plication Refer to the school house in Port
Tobacco all work done by me in the county.
nov 5-ly
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1881-08-26

Iiome testimony The lest in tle world. Nr
". +. Porter veil known Attorney -at-l.aw.
No 10 81 Paul street, saws be has used J. ".
Laroque's Anti-Bilious Bliters tor chrome dis
eases of the Liver and dcrau Eewcn; Of thc
Stomach. and II, ummcnds il a. a certain sge-
ciEc in those djseas,s-ir, II and be convinced.
S4ld by ali druggists = ccGts Pafcr ~ :.
a bottle, ". L ThoTalcn. Proprietor, bssti-
more, NJ.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1881-08-26
NOTICE..

The undersigned being inleres ed in
several trap fisheries, will offer extraor! j.
nary Inducemen to Farmers and Others
wishing to purchase Potomac Herrings.
For fur her information apply to
). + SMITH,
Glymont.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1881-08-26
Isaac EiChberg.

Successor to Slaymaker Il Co., No. 73, -
and - King street, cor. Royal, Alexandria,
has the finest and best regulated pr; Goods
Store this side of New York Call and be con-
vinced OF this fact
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1881-08-26

A frStc'aSs salesman in wholesale and Re-
tail Dry Goods business must be well posted
and have good references address stating
terms, &c. ISAAC EICHBERG
Alexandria, Va.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1881-08-26

II the mother IS fret.c :; Is impossible iha,
her children should lie strong. Lydi. Pink
ham Vegetable compound j. perfect .Pess-
e. in All chronic diseases u The sexual sys'eo
Of women. Send 10 Mrs. Lydia T. rinAhssn.
233 Western Avenue, Lynn, Nsss.. 'oT Psrr-
phlcis.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1881-08-26
Falling Hair.

Frank 4. Bean. Steam Fin Engine d. Boston.
was cured ot alopcCia, ct Ealing ~ the halt. hN
The CutIgurt Er~plVrnt internally aHd Cutie uEa
aud CutIcura --nHp externally. which completely
restored h5> hair when all said hv would s II.
Thomas Ire. -1-6 Frankfort Az, Philadelphia.
afflicted witu ,ian&run. which i"r twenty Years
had covered It's scalp with scales utiv quarter oi
Iu IT ch in thickness, suu.3 hy the tuiiruTa
Ecmed.,>.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1881-08-26
One Price To All

At |, Eichherg's :. successor to Sisnaser 4
Co. YOU viii fni it to ,our aavaut-e to DO
your dealings in Dr., Goods No;seas C,rpe,s
MattiEgS etc. AeNlaisia,
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1881-08-26
SILK SILK SILK

NAVY Biue Six SOC. Garnet >j.k Doc. Black
silk 5Oc.. Stone color six Soc. Black aud
u bite striped silks Immense asso flHeui ui
stvIeS) only Sec CaIorrd ~4tia- 1lr. H.ssk
six we've; 81 -. blaeh Grape ,dpublr alIlhE
- 90 Black cashmere ~h fvis. pure wool
= 90 Oar - - black silk reduced tp = gn
Mercedes the new sty.e para*a}s GfeY DE-
Bege reduced 'sum - down 70 !G-. this Is
the cheapr,; wuo' jzy.s good. IN America --
Pure ou' caIured e9,ha,rs~. enc yaFi aai q
quarter Wjd. 53r Black tashHyrrs 6ur
quality. pure wool aaaG.e width, ~ --
.'Nuns Nyi.lug' she 'sw styled =-, saud- -
Pure linen r,rhed Iaule lsats-s -ne sgyyltG
bsrEsia Pure WOO. cloth for Baf 81 eatr -5c.
ano' he- great bs,E.iu. ENtEs b.. - .iE~ BRIDAL
quilts II - Good qua!,ly ,or.rts 3.5a.-
Remnants %: tie tcs, : cent Calico, only 81.
CARTERS.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1881-08-26

Hon. Nm. faylnr, Boston. Mas, permanently
cured nt "A humur ot the face and scalp eczema
that had been treated uu>uccc>~iuliN Tor twelve.
Years hX many ot Boston. best physicians ana
most n tied specialists, ~ we'll a. European at
thurItI,~.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1881-08-26
(lticu:ra
THE GREAT SKIN CURE.
Itching and scaly Diseases,
Hun ors of the Scalp and
SIN Permanently
Cured.
RlngW IN

Cro W. Brown, Is Marshall ST, Providence,
II. l. cured by CuticuIa Remedies ola Ringworln
llumpr got at the barber :, " htrh spread it'I
over his ears neck and ia"c and for >iN years
resisted all kinds al treatment.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1881-08-26
Milk Crust

Mrs. IfnwrrS ili Clinton 81. Cincinnati. >p'HkS
of her sisters cutlt. who WAS cared ct milk
crust which resisted all Remedies Iny tW" years.
Now "a INC. healthy hny, With - beautiful Hsad
II hair.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1881-08-26
TEACHER w ANTED.

Wanted Teacher for Colored school No. 4.
Election District No g. None need apply
without holdidg certificate or undergoing ex-
animation, Apply to S. W. Adams or to sub
scriber. A. W. NEALE.
Sec'y School Board
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1881-08-26
Herrings!! Herrings!!
Chapman's Point.

DERSoNS desiring to purchase their family
L fish can obtain them here AT as low Il figure
ms they can at any shore on the river. Owing
to a greater number of hauls made here than
other shores fish will 0e delivered with more
dispatch, thereby causing less detention to far
mors.
my 5-tf f. E.FAUNCE
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1881-08-26

Eczema.

H. y. Raymond, Auditor f. w. J. 4 :. Il. K
jackson. Mich, was cured of scaid head OF Eln
Years duration 10y the CUtlcura remedies
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1881-08-26
Treatment.

Tie Cutfcurs Treatment consists iu THE in-
trru4l u~" of tue tUiseUE Er~H,s'Hi. the new
bluad purifier. Rud iuy external U>I at tuttCur
and 'l.t'vuga soap. the ssrsEt skia ruTv>-
Tor ~uHhuTu. Tan and GREASY skin us. tutt-
tUFa s>,siY ~. .ui~1~ iul.t iE3th and nursery
auG hyulluE h4J-a;a~.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1881-08-26

III Market Space. Washington, p {.
Undoubtedly ;ae cheapest pRi GOODS
STORE 20 toe United States.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1881-08-26

To ADVER TISERS-THE TINES hdring
targer circulation thesn any other paper among The
Intelligent farmers and business Of Char'e:
C5unY, offers supera0r inducements to adre'fisers
20 inset their announcements in is columns Send
in Southern Maryland, to sag nothing about circtid
ton
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1881-08-26

GREAT ATTRACTION IN SPRING STYLES
PAFF'S, 90 King Street.
Alexandria, Va.
My stock for the Spring and Summer Is now
in, and i can say without fear Of con-
tradiction that it is the finest and best line of
BOOTS, SHOES and SLIPPERS
For Ladies aid Gentlemen and Children's wear
ever opened in the city.
As there is no goods among them from COM
mon auction houses from the North,)
W hich propose to sell as low as good arti-
Gle CAN BE SOLD FOR,
But not lower than the material cost as some
Houses advertise.
My Manufacturing department
IS COMPLETE, AND MAKE
To order anything in my line in a workman
like manner, guaranteeing satisfaction
to every customer.
In addition to my large stock of ready made
Goods from the
BEST NORTHERN FACTORIES!
have on hand large
STOCK OF MY OWN MAKE
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1881-08-26

Adopted to the growth Of all cr
prepared formula The highly satist
the past three seasons is 4 sufficient
CANT praise. or exaggerated { aims. \
tion Of our fertilizer, nd pledge ours
Il RELIABLE manure.
National Republican., 1881-08-09
THE DISTRICT COMMISSIONERS.
Current Transactions in the various Dis.
trict Offices.

Assistant United States Treasurer Wy
man, in communication to the Commissioners,
states that In the list of District three sixty five
bonds submitted for cancellation August 5, 1881,
one of the $50 coupon bonds was described as No.
S037, but examination showed 1t to be S077 instead
Citizens residing In the vicinity Of Third and C
streets southeast have pettioned the Commission
crs to erect new pump at that place, to replace
the old one, which has rotted away and become
useless,
Building permits have been granted as follows
George Mcllheny, street. near Twenty. third
northwest, six three.story brick dwellings, $4,000;
Christian Heurch, 1929 Twentieth street north
west four-story brick addition to brewery, $4,000;
Mrs Widdicombc, corner Thirteenth and streets
northwest repairs to dwelling $500; James Travers,
l5i Bridge street, Georgetown, alterations and re-
pairs to dwelling, $500; L. Lyddanc, corner Fay
ette and Third streets, Georgetown, build bath
room, with tin roof $500; Mrs. NJ. l.. Walker, 12i7
Sixth street northwest, raise and underpin dwell
ing, 500: w, Walker Lstreet, between Second and
Third streets southwest, repairs to frame house,
$40; Maurice Cleary, S0i Twenty fourth street
northwest, build summer-kitchen, 500, and I. W.
Riley, corner Tenth and streets southwest, build
wagon-shed, $50.
Mr.. ]. r. Ryon has addressed complaint to the
Commissioners calling attention TO the nuisance
at present existing on Georgia avenue between
ElBhlh ana Nlhth streets southehst' nc shys ils
present condition Is not only unsighty but In
furious to health. The street Is grown upwith tall
weeds and filed with ashes and all sorts of filth
including dead cats and dogs and other decayng
matter.
The report of the Collector of Taxes for the past
month shows the total receipts from all sources tC
have been s5S0iOGO
The Building Inspector and the expert sug'
gcsted by the trustees Of the Metropolitan Church
have begun their examination of the spire OF the
church. and have made several experiments Il
test whether 1t Is plumb or not. report will no
| be mace toI several days yet.
National Republican., 1881-08-09
AN EXPECTED DECISION.
Compensation for MniI.Route Contractors
An Appeal.

On June 80, 1878, George Altman con-
tracted with the Post. Office Department for carry
ing the mails on route No. 1921. in California
once per week for four years. His compensation
was to be 5000 per trip. The service was finally
increased to once day and the route was expo
dited frm thirty.iour to eighteen hours, and the
contractor was allowed by the Postmaster. General
S2Al6,j0 additional pay per annum. When tho
contractors accounts came before the Sixth Au-
di,or for settlement, Altman claimed, under the
statutes that, by reason OF the expedited service
he was entitled to extra compensation of fifty per
cent on each trip, making for each weeks service
S7,SS9,50 instead of the original contract price of
5000 per week. Sixth Auditor Ella allowed Altman
5000 for each of the seven trips per week and fty
per cent. on one OF the trips per week, making
s3i9.5O additional each week, but decided
that he could not allow the extra
amount of S3i95O for each of the separate
trips per week. This decision, of course, reduced
considerably the allowance which the Department
had fixed for the compensation of the contractor of
the route. Altman has appealed from the decision
ofthe Sixth Auditor to Judge Lawrence, First
Comptroller of the Treasury, whose decisions are
final in such matters, The case has been argued
before the latter officer but he has reserved his de-
clsion. II will be rendered, however, within day
or so. The decision in the case, II is considered
will be very important, because OF the large mum.
ber OF increased trips which have been required OF
mail contractors, and as the large number Of expe.
dited routes will be more or less affected by It,
Where daily service Is rendered the case in ques-
ton makes It necessary to decide whether OF
not the increased compensation shall be my pei
cent. on days service or fiy per cent on seven
days service in each week. In other words, the
question arises whether there shall be allowed al
increase OF one-seventh or OF six additional
sevcnths in each week. II decided in favor ofthC
contractors their claims and profits will be largely
increased, and If against them twill be the mean'
of annulling to considerable extent the effect o
expediting the star-routc mail service. A similar
question was recently decided by the Attorney
General who held that the any per cent, coulc
only be allowed on the original amount OF com
pensation for mail route
National Republican., 1881-08-09
ALEXANDRIA NEWS.

Mrs. Robert w. Wheat is at Orkney
Springs.
Mrs. William N. McVeigh is visiting in
Fauquier County.
General W. II. +. Lee and family will
leave for the White sulphur this morning.
Edward Matthews has been appointed
toll. collector of the Arlington Turnpike Company
at Fort Runyon, Vice J. W. Graves.
A small colored boy named Emanuel
his home in this city OH Saturday morning last
and has not been heard OF since.
The county school board met in this
city yesterday afternoon for the purpose OF exam.
lining the accounts OF the treasurer and consider
ing the advisabilily OF electing clerk.
Deputy Sheriff BraXton Smith went to
BladensbuTg yesterday amer the colored man
Winters, who assaulted OhlCer Franks in this city
short time ago, he having forfeited his bail bond.
Lucian Hooff, esq, of the Pacific Mail
visit 10 his family and friends, left yesterday for
London, England, where he viii remain several
months
The steamer Mattano, of the lower Po-
tomac line, while on her down trip yesterday
morning, blew a bolt out Of her cylinder cover.
until the damage could be repaired.
An examination in the case of the col
ored man named Lawson Patterson, arrested for
Indecent assault on colored girl only nine years
old, held before the mayor yesterday, resulted in
his being committed to Jail for court.
Among the gentlemen recently elected
to honorary membership by the Virginia Illstori.
ton, of Lbudoun; Fitz Lee, of Stafford Thomas
smith and W. II. Payne, OF Fauquier, and b. j.
| Barbour, of Orange.
Richard L. Carne, esq, superintendent
of public schools, returned Saturday night last from
Front Royal, Va, where he had been in attend
ance upon the session of the State Normal lnsll'
| tute, Mr. Carne reports that the teaching At tho
institute which win not close till the nth OF Au-
gust, is Of an excellent character.
The Alexandria delegation TO the Dem
ocratic State convention while In Richmond last
| week headed by Hon James Barbour, waited
upon Governor Holiday and requested the pardon
| OF George Il. Shlnn, who Is now confined ~ the
| penitentary. A petition numerousy signed has
been forwarded 70 the Governor from this city re'
| ouestlnG tho pardon OF Shinn.
National Republican., 1881-08-09
PromIncnt Arrivals.


RbbH.-James Henry, New York Sim
con J. Fox, New Hayen, Conn. Charles M Van
Dusen, Philadelphia; s. II. Dickson, u s. N. II.
W. Spangler, U. s. N; r. II. Pratt, U. s. A., Carlisle
Barracks, Pa; G. E. Burk, Richmond, Va; b. o.
Beckett, New Jersey Charles @. Williams, Colum-
bus, Ohio.
Metrop6Htdn.-William McGuffie, New
York r. W. Lesley, Philadelphia u. NJ. Cargin,
Chicago @. Barmore, New York Thomas McGill,
Atlanta, Ca; Alfred Maddox, Baltimore w. p.
RUSSELL Charleston, 8. c.; T.. W. Gillem, Jackson
ville Fla. Jackson Bonsack Virginia.
81. Jdmes.-John Booth, New York; G.
II. Moulon, Boston; Benjamin f. Dobson, In
diana N. L. Scheuman, Kansas Martin Stelnme,
81. Louis, Mo- G. @. Robenson, Iowa Louis Engel-
hart, Ohio; d. Rankins oakland, Cal.
RiggS.-H. A. Nagle, r. d. Cox, Phila-
dclphia; l.. Nestrcs, Walter Capen, @. Martinez
Spain; J. D. Weeks Pittsburg; c. H. Pcndleton, q
NJ Smith, Virginia.
st. Mdrc.-F. G. Hannis, Maryland; ].
P. Murray, Carlisle, Pa. George W. Nelson, New
York; John +. waggaman, Ocean City.
Arlington.-Captain ]. Savers, Keokuk,
Iowa; W. s. Dow. New York II. H. Crawford, /. L.
Wilcox, Philadelphia.
Imperial.--G. S. Gates, L. Pfeifler, U. s
M W. c. Kimble, Philadelphia
National Republican., 1881-08-09
FROM ARIZONA,
a supposabie Vacancy in the Omco of
GoVernOr.


Special Correspondence ofTIIE REPUBLICAN.
Tucson, ARIZONA, July 24.-The news
papers Of Arizona have been filled for the past few
months with specials in favor of Tom, Dick and
Harry for Governor TO succeed General Fremont
In the lrst place, we mol aware OF any vacancy
and IL we have to have nonresident Governor
We should prefer General Fremont because he has
done the State some service" II vacancy
should occur, no doubt many assassins would ap-
pear in Washington, demanding the Office at the
point Of the pistol. 1t would surprise the people
of Arizona II any resident should be appointed,
because in the whole history of our Government no
record can be found of resident OF
a Territory having been appointed Governor,
The politicians who infest Washington generally
get these oiices as happy riddance, and reign
with the contempt and disgust OF the people they
are sent to serve, There was something said about
this in Thomas Jeliersons philippe against old
King George, but that was many years ago, We
are too remote to expect any influence al WASH
ington and become resigned to the scalawags ap-
pointed to office among us undes federal commits
sion. II q vacancy should occur, Governor shep-
herd would be very acceptable man, as he is
identified with the mining interest Of the West
SANTA CATALINA.
National Republican., 1881-08-09
The noxus yIntthewa TnyIor,

Matthews Taylor-or, as he gives his
name, scott-wns again before the Police Court
yesterday morning to answer the charge OF having
murdered Violet Michaux There being no fur
ther evidencetc connect him with the affair he was
discharged. The officers liare are in a quandary
to know what to do with him. He will probably
have to be sent back to Washington, where he was
arrested. The real Matthews Taylor has 30 fal
evaded arrest and his whereabouts seems to puz'
zle the Richmond police e-Riehmond VIM. On.