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The Evening critic., 1882-01-11
INC DisIricl IusIIeiAry.

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Chief-Justice David Cartier, 1905 II At NV
Associate Justice Andrew Wylie, Vermont
avenue, corner of Fourteenth street
Associate Justice Arthur Macarthur, 1901
y street northwest
Associate Justice Alexander iagner, 1912
II street northwest
Associate Justice Walter S Cox, 1886 1 st W
Associate Justice Charles p james, 1924
Massachusetts avenue
Clerk-R Meigs, 3O2 New Jersey ayoss
The District Governments.
COMMISSIONERS.
presidcnt-J Dent, Road street, opposite
Congress street, West Washington.
ThomQs L Morgan, 17lS Rhode Island ave
lWlning, Major OF Engineers, u A, T20
fOurtoeuth street northwest
Secretary Tindall 30 81 o
Assistant Engineer-ldout Il l. HoHie,
A, o27 fai1agut Square
Assistant Engineer Lieut. Greene, ~
A, lolO street northwest
AttOrney-A & Riddle, 1116 Thirteenth st .
Office, 400 Louisiana avenue
Assistant Attorney Francis Miller, AGO Les-
tsiana avenue
Mcolleotor OF Taxes-JohR L Cook, 1905 Six
teenth street
Assessor Robert Dodge, 1924 Tweaty-
eighth street, West Washington
Auditor and OomptrOiier-JOhn 4 Yiassn,
Rockville, MI.
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Few people perhaps are acquainted with
the fact that +. b. Taylor, OF this city, has
the largest earthenware, hardware, and
ouecnsware establishment south OF New
York. Satisfy yourself by making n visit
TO his house. You will be astonished, and
Won will hardly believe that an enterprise
Of such dimensions exists in this city.
Go down in the cellar Of the house and
see the $50 feet Of shelving, seven feet deep,
lined with stoncware, jugs, butter-pots,
cuspedorcs, and such things. Then come
up one flight Of steps TO the basement
room. and look at the hundreds OF crates
packed with carthenware of every deNcrip-
tion ready for the wholesale OF iObbing
trade. Then walk into the ground-floor
apartment, and see the handsome array
OF fancy articles (and useful ones
as welD lining the tables and shelves.
Everything needed in the shape OF queens
ware. earthcnware, and glassware is here.
ON the next floor IL the wholesale rooms,
with sample display at one end. No
trouble 10 make a selection here. On the
third floor YOU find the celebrated filters,
woodware, lanterns, and glassware; ana
higher still, on the fourth moor, tinWare,
woodware, ,Sc. 1t is worth VISIT 10 look
through this Richmond house, and when
Won come out YOU will say, " Nothing equal
fo.tbis can be found south OF New York.
4 large force Is employed by the house,
and four men are kept constantly on the
road. IL is an important enterprise, ana
merchants ought to call and see Tor them
selves. Goods are put right down 10 the
lowest figure. See L. b. Taylor and save
/ money.
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viii be occupied at II o'clock to-day and 8
nj night by Rev. James +. Hammond, its
former rector. Mr.. Hammond, who has
been stationed in Oregon for several years
past, visits his old parish to greet his
friends and renew old acquaintanceship.
He was the first Episcopalian minister sta
toned in Manchester after the late war.
Tue September session OF the City Court
| VIII begin at IL o'clock tomorrow. The
criminal cases are few in number, but seye-
ral cases on the civil docket are OF interest
IL Is understood that the effort (author-
lzed by an act Of the last General Assem-
bly, to connect Richmond and Manchester
by street-raIlwly has been postponed till
the coming spring. At that time those In
tcrested will proceed to push the scheme,
and hope to carry ii through.
Manchester gentleman, well yersed in
letters, is stated to be engaged in writing
up the history OF Chesterfield county and
the town OF Manchester since their first
settlement, with sketches Of noted charac-
ters and most important happenings.
Chesterfield was formed OF part OF Hen
rico county, and for many years after 1907
was the furthercst point west settled in the
old Dominion. Its history and that Of
Manchester, well written. would consti-
tute valuable contribution to history.
There will be preaching in all the city
churches to-day. Resident pastors with
one exception will occupy the pulpits.
The Olympic Boat Club will continue
scull exercises on the river till the 1st OF
November. Their exercising grounds
(aqueus) between Mayo's Island and Brew
cry Park, below Rockets, is one unbroken
stretch Of smooth water, and is not sur
passed in the country. The Olympic boys
do some very fine rowing on that "waste
OF waters" very frequently.
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New frf CalIcry.

There is nearly as much art in framing 4
picture properly as in drawing, painting
or engraving the picture itself. So much
depends upon the proper adjustment Of
weight OF frame TO size OF the work OF art,
whatever it may be; so much good or harm
may be done by the improper iuXtapOSltion
Of color and conversely; so much good by
due regard 10 the laws OF harmony, that
framing rises TO the dignity Of fine art
The citizens OF Richmond have now an Op-
pOrtunity 10 frame any work OF art in the
very best manner and the assistance Of good
advice and sound judgment in the selection
OF their material. Mr.. l.. Lewis's stock OF
mOuldings is the finest and most +, 'nplcte
south Of New York. There are al the
newest STYLES in almost infinite variety,
from the massive gold TO the light, fancy
moulding. each one useful in it, place and
especially suited to some particular art
work.
The stock Of engravings is particularly
worthy OF examination. There may be
seen the very latest specimens OF Artists
proofs, phOtOgTammcs fine steel work, and
chrOmO-lithograph while the visitor need
not he annoyed by looking over lot OF
| trash in hopes Of finding something good.
/ The stock has been selected with great care,
not only with reference TO novelty but in
trinsic excellence.
But the crowning excellence Of this cs-
Enlistment is the magnificent light IN the
rear, where iS the main eXhibition-gallery.
There is nothing better TO be found in any
city in the country. Every picture shows
| TO advantage Being chung on the line y
! becomes a matter Of minor consequence,
for, whether hung low or high, all may be
seen to good advantage. In this gallery
are hung large number Of fine pictures,
which will repay careful examination. IL
would, however, improve the general ap-
pearancc OF this gallery, as well as give
somewhat more space for exhibition, il a
! light partition were thrown across the
room, screening the gallery from the main
salesroom. Mr.. l.. Lewis, 9l2 Main street,
deserves liberal patronage, for he has
made decided step forward in the inn
provement of our city.
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Nothing is more dreaded than salt-rhcum, or
eczema. which has fully dozen species. soin r
urdcr various names, nearly all Of which defy the
ordinary remedies, destroy the hair the skin, and
the acsh and In many cases death comes as bless
,ps. Scalp and skin alike arc suhycc, to this as
well As to dandruf. tc;ter and other scaly diseases
producing badness, eruptions. ulcers, and other
troubles.
Intelligent people should beware Of taking pol
cons IS remedies FOR this class Of diseases OF the
skin and scalp, and the various remedies which are
sent out By unsksliod men should be avoided as one
would plague
There IS but one SKIN CURE" which can be
relied on. and that Is DIR. DENSON'S, and It's
name IS an earnest OF It's worth. II Is not patent
medicine, but The result Of his owa experience and
practice and IS a sure cure for the special diseases
for which Il IS offered II makes the skin soft and
white and smooth. removing tan and freckles, and
Is the hest toilet preparation in the world. 1t is
elegantly put up two bottles In one package. con-
si,ting Of both internal and external treatment
simple In It's combination, pure and free from all
possons, II may be relied upon by all those who
wish to have perfcc; health and freedom from all
skin diseases Of whatever nature, whether they are
Fcrema. letters, lIumors, Inflammations, Milk
Crust Rough scaly Erup,ions Diseases Of the Hair
and scalp, scrofnla, Ulcers, Pimples, or Tender
I,chiugs on any part Of the body. Price, ONE
DOLLAR per package Al druggists have it for
sale.
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II is not surprise TO know that Mr.. C..
4. Ramsdell, late United States marshal for
the Eastern District Of Virginia, is no
more.
For some time his life has hung trembling
In the balance, and his precarious condition
mas gwen rise to grave concern and acute
sympathy for him ~ the part of his friends.
yesterday morning about O'clock he died
at MS residence, near Centralia post-oflice,
ih Chesterfield county.
Mr. Ramsdell was born in the North, in
the State OF New York, it is said, some
where near Oswego. and came to Virginia
with the Federal army OF occupation. lie
was soon given office, and was prominent
IN the early politics Of the days OF recon-
struction; but whether in these heated
tunes, or at later period, Mr.. Ramsdell
always bore himself with Difference to the
principles OF justice and what he con-
ceived to be right, and even when the
night was warmest, years ago, and yitupera-
ton was rife, he escaped invective and was
at all times pointed out as n conscientious
man. He was good citizen, and after
building pretty home in Chesterfield, did
all IN his power TO set the people good
example.
His farm was well kept, and he stocked
it with the most improved cattle. One OF
these last spring attacked Mr.. Ramsdell
and severely wounded him, and would IN all
probability have killed him but for the he-
roic interference Of his daughter. She
rescued him, but he was for a long time
confined to his room from his hurts. His
death, however, was the result OF disease
and not the injuries received in the acci-
dent referred TO.
His neighbors and friends will regret his
loss as that OF good man, and although
away from the land where he first saw the
light OF life the fullest sympathy will fol-
low him to his last resting-place.
His funeral will take place Monday TO-
morrow at 4:1j O'Clock =. VI. from the
CcntraIia school-house.
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what the OrioIe Effected.

We 50 often hear easy-golng seh-satishcu
merchants say Of public exhibitions OF in
dustries. "Well what good does 1t all 10
II attracts people to see the sights sure
ononob. but business is rather depressed
NV thc excitement occasioned thah hiaue
more active" See how the wlde-aWahe
po,,;morc merchant looks at such demon
-,rot;ops The american OF yesterda!
says: .,,.. tho Oriole
success. but some OF them diner III
oninion as to its effect on trade: 10 SUM-
v;.phrouoht !. many buyers-some OF thein new
!. ~ while others it evidently did not trea'
so kindly. MON, {, and o,l
-, ,hem and gives much OF Wnat ht
hnard at length. The representative oi one
,a,o h.", house said "The whole ailair was
',tcoss nms. int we cannot expect trade IN su.n
suo;tewent ouctt and pleasure. The benen' & Is "
ca ,.oaned in the future. Our safes wcI.
W po rd,ter II is absurd for man 10 Pu'
| no dollar i'm the morning ana get W.
| oo" IN the afternoon. Whyl see tiit
,oa W YORK papers, what they say ABOUT ~
~. T." ,youid not notice an ordinary au,ei
n,,ent in, and vet in their accounts 'ne.
'ho,y the business and attractions VI oI'
city % and the future is what we are '00N
ing at" 49, AT, ,nterrupted manufac
S" ;n canned goods by lasting so iomS
tn, In a general way was OF Deheh'. Wv
@ pu. - len too old-iogyisb. You cahn1
hn;no hn flfty or one hundred thousand pe1P' yl,'
pIIns s';,,;ont doing everybody good. In e
Young men are entitled 70 ,,ss g9e"u me Us :" sai,
Most Of our merchants are IKE ine, & On
MIR. Jones--"too old-fogysn; 1or ,or on on
Young men have done wonders 'o' ''
city," .oro,,v learn les
.o,, frosn this
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MOTHERS! MOTHERS! MOTHERS.

Are you disturbed at night ana broken Of your
rest by sick child suffering and crying with the
excruciating pain Of cutting teeth? If so, 90 Al
once and get Il bottle Of MRS. WlNSLOW's
SOOTHING SYRUP. It will rclicyeth poor little
sufferer immcdatey-dcpcnd upon il; there l. no
mistake about 1t. There Is not mother on earth
who has ever used IL who VIII not tell you at once
that Il viii regulate The bowels and give rest to the
mother and relief and health to the child, operating
like magic 1t IS perfectly safe to use In all case
and pleasant to the taste and IS the prescription Of
one Of the Oldest and best female physicians and
nurses i'm the United states Sold everywhere. 25
cents a bottle. So l0-eoulW
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ACCIDENTALLY SHoT.-Saturday colored
man named Martin Henry went out hunt
ing Martin was a good fellow and hard
working man. but he enjoyed field sports.
lie found squirrel, and succeeded in get
ting a shot at him. which proved fatal. The
squirrel fell and lodged near the ground,
and Martin, in attempting to get it down,
accidentally shot himself with the remain
ing load in the gun. Ills cries Tor heIll
were heard by gentleman passing, VINO
went to his relief. lie found the poor Tel
low in his senses, but suffering, from
horrible wound through the bowels, Wmch
necessarily proved fatal. Medical ala wa,
summoned, and everything done that couIo
he thought of for the relief OF the man
All aid, however, WAS futile, and Mar
tin died in four hours.
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u.xCuvsTER ANDlvICINITY.

Briefs.-The City Council ,.Nsd Will 10 II ,hs Is
said. take some action IN resu" -, " sme
reservoir at its next meeting. II u, us sonh sur
face indications truly represent us r., cona- i.
ton ton it needs a thorough oyerhauling very
much. ,ns,ded IN i,s
pinning Of the trestework pa,sy erlHse o. com ,ne
unona naru Sas injured ui" by the late sudden rise
Of the @ current. 1t Numbered past haru''
lessly. uomorial church
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PRESENTED TO THE FIRST REGIMENT
Last night Messrs. A. Saks & Co. sent to
the Armory Of The First Virginia regiment
the following communication
RICHMOND, VA, September 1G, 1882.
Colonel &. j. anderson, city:
Dear Sir,-Accompanying this letter is a
handsome calendar clock, which we beg
your acceptance OF for the Armory OF the
First Virginia regiment.
Assuring you and your command OF our
friendship, we beg the honor OF remaining,
yours truly, \. SAKS d Co.
The clock is a valuable timcpiece. and
will be placed in a prominent position in
the ArmOry.
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4 REVOLUTION

IN the treatment Of nervous diseases is now taking
place. Dr. c. ". BENSON, Of Baltimore, many
years ago discovered a sure remedy In his CELERY
AND CHAMOMlLE PILLs-they have had a
wonderful sale and success They can be relied on
% permanently cure sick and Nervous Headache,
Neuralgia. Dyspepsia. sleeplcs.ness, and all Ner-
vogs Diseases. al druggists keep them. Price
80 cents per box; two boxes for 81 six for $3.50.
Free by mail on receipt Of price.
DR. c. W. BENSON, Baltimore, Nd.
C.N. CRITTENTON,o of New York. Is wholesale
agent for DR. c. W. BENSON's REMEDIES.
81 l7-dcOaSwlw
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KEROSENE. AGAIN.-Yesterday evening
Mrs. Rosenfeld, who lives at Gil east Cary
street. went into her kitchen for the pur-
nose OF raising fire. She took half
Gallon measure OF kerosene oil in her hand,
and poured part OF it on the fuel. An
EXPLOSION, caused by slumberng coal;
Immediately occurred. and Mrs. Resented
xas at once enyeloped in flames. Her hus-
hand and boarder came to her rescue,
but their efforts to save her were unavalt
ing, and at midnight her CONDITION , WA Sa'
considered hopeless. Her husband ana hi
friend were severely burned.
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ATTENTION, JEFFERSON WARD.-JehersOn
Ward will have meeting Tuesday night
at the Police-C Court room at s O'Clock. The
boys mean business. "Unclc Bob Styll"
will be there, and the whole army Of the
veterans, and Mr.. w. w. Wood, the SUI
perntendcnt OF the ward, invites the full
est attendance. All who feel disposed TO
raise the banner against Radical rule ought
10 come out TO the meeting.
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POLICE COURT.-Thefollow cases were
disposed Of yesterday:
John Sweeney, assauting and beating
the child OF ii. B. Marshall. Continued
TO Monday next.
Ezekiel W. Lowry, charged with assault
ine and beating William II. Judah. Bailed
for 10Th instant,
Thomas BraXton (colored), charged with
woundng John Kenney with some instI1-
ment. Surety required for his good be-
havior for six months.
Robert Brown, Martha Hudson, William
BurIcll. and E. Toran (all colored), fighting
in the street. Fined 81 each.
Della Harris (colOred). charged with
assaultng and heating Eliza E. Harris.
Fined 81 and costs.
William Bates (colored), charged with
being diSorderly character and resisting
the police. Discharged.
The case Of the Richmond Street Rail-
way, reported for violating the city ordl-
nance by committing a nuisance on Main
street between F0ushcc and Jefferson
streets, was tried yesterday.
A number OF gentlemen living in that
vicinity testified that the company changed
horses in that locality, and very often the
| street was obStructed and the lives OF E-
dies and children endangered by young
mules breaking away from the persons
holding them, and running along the side
walks and streets. The gentlemen also
said that it was very Objectionable to have
n number of horses in front OF their doors.
The Justice decided it was nuisance,
and said it must be abated. Major Norton
took an appeal TO the Hastings Court.
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DEPOT DEsTROYED.-For full informa-
ton and polite treatment commend the
close corporation OF the tortuous Rich
mond and Allegheny Railroad Company.
Passengers Yesterday morning over this
line of road reported the burning OF 4
depot up the road. The depot is known
as Pedlar's Mills, but inquiry at the OF
fee failed to elicit any particulars. The
telegraph-operator dreamiIy yOuchsafed the
intelligence that depot had been de-
stroyed; that no telegraph Office was at
il. that it was new depot, just COM
nleted. and was perhaps situated in Camp
he'll county, IA short distance from Lynch
burr: but no amount Of croSs-eXamlna'
tion could have walked him to more com
prehensive and active responses. lie knew
nothing more, and knew no one else thai
! did
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The WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and
pleasant, and cool at night.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: @ A. NJ. 50:
y "A. NJ, 6s; noon, rs; L. NJ, II; 6P.
NJ, "; midnight, GO.
Mean temperature, 90 Sc.
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STATE LICENSE TAX.
INSURANCE AGENTS.
cApprTs. OIL.CIOTHs, &c.

CARPETS, OIL-CLOTllS, &c.-l have have
I inst received my fall stock Of goods. CARPETS
- IL GRADES and styles OIL Cloths, Druggets, Rugs;
Wats. shades. Hollands. &c. Cornice Lace anu anu
DImask Curtains OF all rldes ana s.yes. rage, g,s
s WI done In town or country. All 0rders
promptly attended to. \. JENNINGS. No; 1,a 90
Main street, Richmond, Va. % 'A'--
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MILLINERY, &c.

1TUE LADIES IN THE CITY acasSs
i should avail themselves oi an 9,ppTrs Xx3zS
snhi' an ib09xSFT5 at the new Millinery and Fancy
s,oods ,s Store. Call on WEDNESDAY; sgP's,nUrd P1nd
2Otn-oPc"i"e MApAME REGiA JACOBS,
'''''' 14o7 Main street. above str'us Dro'"ef''
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TOBACCO, CIGARS, dc.

ID WHITLOCK, 1445 MAIN STREET
Il manufacturer Of the following nne oranu'
CIGARS:
MODEL, LITTLE FLORA,
LA EsTELLE, flLLABuSTEKsix xyrsT
PICNIC, WHITLOCk's hEf "|S''
MOZART, CHICK, o,,rSTAI.
A,.o dealer in the following brands of FINE TO
BACCO st manufacturers prices
DIANORA, EMPEROR,
WARD BRAND, HOME AGAiSs, ,,.yai
PIONEER, ROUGH AND READY toe' P'"e'"
BALLA RAT,
ATLANTIC, &C. o5-eod
Send for prics-ilst. my
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Now Is the time to order blank books for
1883. Messrs. Yancey, Waddey " CO., y o..
1I12 Main street, will take your oruer now
for delivery January 1T, ana guarantee
frst-class. well-seasoned books.
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To-DAY.-For the Mid
aie Atlantic States, slightly warmer and
Ialr weather, westerly winds, and station
airy or lower barometer.
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8itlmlond 1ispatth,
SUNDAY .....sEPTEMBER II, 1882.


Honors shown Our Richmond Exhibitors N,
the Boston Mechanics Fair, and the Com
piiments They Have Received-What Our
Manufacturers Exhibit-A Letter from n
Richmond Man. y
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NOTICE TO PoLICY-HOLDERs.

THE FIRE RUslNEss oE I TIE HGJp RicHYYpnNHee IN nHe
BANHING ANp iNsukAyN1rTu = Ry ruE Fon1AL no1AL ~
bEeS BE- NrF COMPANY OF LIVERPOOL.
All persons holding policies in the iore, u
pany viii presen, them a, en, onee Of the Royal In
Inuw 'n.'. Comnany, at i06 Main street
suSsns. .e,,e,aps Win be issued without addiuona
cost W VIC A''" CHARLES n. WnITLOCh,,
Trustee RIehmond Banking and
,a.,w Insurance Company
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AUCTION SALES MONDAY.

r. II. CIIAFFIN & CO., ~ p. NJ. nice market
garden Of foEi acre. with small brick house
in IIenrco. short distance north Of tie city.
W. U.LYNE & CO., 30 l.. W.. three small store
on east Main lcfwccH Seventeenth and flgh-
tccntk sirects: also. u story stOck-brick
store adjoining the above.
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TIE YouYG LADIES' JOURNAL Tor Vc.o- o
her. full of the latest fall and winter iasn-
ions. has been received from n. Leonaiu'
dealer, 90S Main street.
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MISS V. 4. LAWS AND MISS CARY
WI LAWS
WILL RESUME TlitIk MUSIC LESSONS
SEPTEMBER 20, 1889,
AT 1O7 EAST MAIN STREET.
Those wishing To- engage hours for the session
VIZ Sc 3-Su&Th6tF
MUSICAL.

FNUE PIANIST, MIR. FRED. &. HAIR,
/ win resume his lessons in Richmond on Oc-
TOBFR lsT. Parties wishing to secure liS sers
vices will confer favor by entering thelr nainc-
~ carly rs possible at Messrf. Ramos s",es or
pvI1nd a Lees, where terms, etc, may BE- found.
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Briefs md Personals.

The Finance Committee has recommend
cd the appropriation Of $4,000 for the
completion and repairing Of the water
works.
Internal revenue collections for the week
ending Saturday, September IS; Monday
$7,s5S.j9; Tuesday, Sj,S90,70; Wednesday
Sj,473,60; Thursday, SS,3lG.Oj; Friday,
Sj,S4G.3S; saturday, SG,12O.49. Total, $780,
50J.50.
The Board OF Police Commissioners viii
meet Monday evening 10 fill vacancy in
the police force created by the resignation
OF Policeman Guerring.
The Finance Committee OF the City
Council have decided that il is ineXpedieni
for the Trades Parade, as they deemed it :
matter for private enterprise.
Matthew Cartwright, driver OF ;
garbagc-cart, broke his arm yesterday eve
ming while wrestling with friend.
The Seyenth-street culvert is finished
Now what did it cost?
Messrs. II. B. Challin & Co.. real estate
agents, have sold the farm in Buckingham
county called "Sycamore Islands " to Mr.
w. a. Lewis, of Maryland, for the sum o.
s., 800.