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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-14
ALMOST 4 FATAL SHOT.
Farmer SliddcrEs Close Shave from Death on
the E;iuhwny

Farmer sliddcrS's Close shave from Death O!i
the Highway.
On the Broad-streCt road about six miles
from Richmond is situated stock aud
daify-iarm, owned by Rev. William n.
Christian. A few months agO Mr.. Christian
rented this farm 10 a ScOtehman named A
W. SliddcrS, who has been in this country
sonc two ycsrs or more. and who latterly
has teen employed rs manager of the Lower
Brandon estate, on the james river. Mr..
SiiddcTs IS young man OF some thiriy-fiye
years Of age. has wife and three children,
and is q man Of steady habits. When H.
went ont TO his farm. on the Broad
street road. he found there Young
man named Jack Eubank, who had
leen living on the place. He secured
bis services MS help on tho farm, and things
went smoothly enough for awhile. and
t!en Euhank became shiltlCss and trifling !;
and for these aud other reasons Mr. Slid
dors thought il best TO Discharge him. and
did so promptly. Euhank continued 10
lang around the premiscS-a flct which
SliddeTs declares caused him (Slldders) to
have words With his wife.
Last Saturday afternoon about I O'Clock
Slidders was returning home, sitter having
finished delivering milk to his customers IN
this city. While passing a dark point
about GOO yards from bis house, and Just as
he was about emerging from it into the star
light. he wss stunned by the loud ropor;
Of gun. He ai first thought that part Of
lis head lad been blown away. lie was
thrown forward by the force Of The eXplo-
sion. and there was q sharp, singing pain
in his neck. back CT the head and ear. He
qulcklyTccoycreda and called aloud for help
Tie dischage oi the gun sent the load past
his head and through the top Of tn
wagon. and caused the horse to dash ahead
more rapidly. Slidders lashed him u in
crease the gait. Then lie looked behind
and raw distinctly in the starlight the form
o. the discharged hired man. Jack Eubank,
only few wards behind the milk-wagou. and
pursuing itas rapidly as his legs could carry
him. IIcw armed with long. single-bar-
rel gun. and did not speak at al. Sliddcrs
distanced his man and arrived safely ri
home. The next day be came to town
in search OF Detective John Wren. TO whom
he told his story. The detective took one
of his force and went out 10 the scene, aud
there hunted upand arrested Eubank. He
took him 20 SlIdders's farm, and n soon as
Mrs. SlidGors saw him her emotions over
came her. aud she gave vent to excited
calculations which were very unnatural,
coming from her. Eubank was taken be-
fore n justice Of the peace, and. after par
tial hearing, was sent 10 Hcnrico county
iail 10 await an examination this morning
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-14
EniscnpaI Sunday.SchOsl Meeting.

Last evening at 3 O'Clock mass-meeting
was held in the lecture-room OF st. PauPs
church. 1t was called to order by W. A.
Blair. and on bis motion Rev. Or. I. q. Da-
shell vas made chairman. The meeting
wa. full one, aud after the object was ex-
plained by DR.. Dashiell and the Rev. Mr..
Burton. OF st. Johns, the following
amounts were pledged by the sunday
schools for the support Of city mission
ary TO he under the care OF st. John's) !:
st. Paurs, 600; ST. james. Slo0; Nonu-
mental, s100; st. Marks. ESQ; Christ,
s25; IT. Johns, $500; Moore-Memoriil,
S25; Grace. not reported It. Andrews,
not reported Meade Memorial, $40;
Emanual, ss5 j. Z. McGuire's class. S2j.
A called meeting OF the several Sunday
schools will be held for the purpose OF
eIecting officers OF the sunday-schooi
ITniOn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-14

Having bought the entire stock OF boots,
shoes, trunks, &C.. in the house formerly
occupied by Carton 4 Co., corner Tenth
and Nam streets, at a sacrifice. We will
offer it TO the public at greatly-reduced
prices FOR the present. In few weeks we
Will replenish and offer all a frst-class,
welI-assorted stock at fair prices. IN addi-
ton 10 ready.made work, we intend TO
make custom. a feature. This viii,
however, be only OF the finest grades.
Theodore +. Boschen will be IN charge OF
custom department, aud for the present
will have charge OF the stock now In store.
HERMAN B0sCIIEN & BROTHER.
Tenth and Main streets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-14
Diamond NOfes.


The following briefs are from the Phla.
dclphia Sporting Lits OF this week:
Withtle exception Oi Schenck all the play
ers Of the Virginia Club have been reserved.
IThIS is only surmise. az the management
have not made public their action in the
mattor.]
The Norfolk Club wants Nash. Of the Nir-
ginas. to finish out the season from the 18th
Of October.
Gardner. on the American Association
blacklist, bas been rcinStated !or the bene-
fit OF the indianapolis Club.
The Baltimore Club, by it, brilliant vie
tories over the western clubs these last two
weeks. gave the Nets big iiit Tor the cham
pionship.
Batter. the new pitcher Of the Columbus
Club. i, leit-handcd twirler. Does Colum-
bus intend TO corner the market IN lett
LaudeTS:
There never was season when 30 many
games were played in which one side or
the other played without m error a. the
present one.
-Four OF the Louisville players have de-
termined TO hold out for $4,000 apiece next
season, or else Join the Union. Louisville
certainly can stand no such fancy prices.
Another ambdeXterous pitcher has
turned up in Massachusetts, in the person
a. NcQuade. Of Holy Cross College. II is
said OF him that he pitches with wonderful
speed, and is Il Whitney and Shaw rolled
INTO one.
The contracts OF American Association
clubs with their players vary, some ending
October 18th and Others running up To No
yember lst. Next season they will be
made uniform from April lst 10 November
lst.
The Newark Domestic Club IL the only
Eastem.League team that has reserved its
PLAYERS. and indeed the only team in the
| organization worthy Of protection under
| the National Agreement.
There il well.gTounded rum0r atl0at
that Hecker has asked the Louisville man
| agement for $500 and hall interest in the
bar privileges for next seasons play. This
will Of course be granted, and il the Expo
sition buildings can be secured, they will
be thrown in as tribute TO his modesty.
Would not an umpire's duties be lessen
| ed by making a rule that "a good ball
should he one that il pitched over the plate
between the shoulders and knee. Do
sway with the high and low balls, and
mske batsmen learn 10 bat at balls be-
tween these two points. IL would make
! ireer batting. and would save much dis
Luting that ia now caused by " high and
low balls" and the umpirlng would be
more accurate. ['rhe suggestion is u good
| Ouel
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-14
CIay.yard sssering Deferred.

In consequence OF the following letter the
meeting for which the Clay Wlrd AGt,ve'
have been preparing Is deferred IlnIii Mr'
Randall lanes day when he can be mere
BELLAIRg, o, October lith.
Nv Dear Sir,-Your telegram receireu
here, where / came from Southwest VIZ
giuia. 90 from here 10 ParkersD,irs' w.
Va, and then home. Will Ok TINE al'ei
reach Philadelphia TO speak for you al
Richmond. Rely upon it, Will go thefe'
Truly. SAMUEL j. RANDALL
Hon. GeO-qe II. Wise.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-14
A GREAT PROBLEM.
Take all the Kidney and Liver

Take all the Kidney and Liver
Take an the BLOOD purifiers,
Take all The Rae'nsatfc remedies,
TAKE all the dyspepsia and indigestion
cures,
Take all The Asue. Fever, and bilious
specific,
Take al TIC Brain and Nerve force
re,irers,
Take all The Great health.rts,orers.
IN short TAKE all The best qualities OF MI these,
and the ~,
Vsa'Hfes Of ah the best medicines In the
world, ard You viii Gnd that Bop
--Btf'rs have the best curative qualities and
rOwors Of all -concenfro,ed
In thcm' and that they will cure when sny on
all OF these, .ingly or co,eL;u,i.
-fail. \ thoroash trial viii give positive PROOF
Of this.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-14
RETURN THE POSTALCARDS!
Let the Conmittee Know how Much Yen
viii Give for the 2i,h.

Let the toIrfnittee know now IHch ach
viii Give for the 2i,h.
4 citizens committee recently proposed
TO the City Democratic Committee, aS =
means oi entertaining visitors here at thf
Fair and lurihcring the Democratic cause.
to nave on the night o! .he 24th Of October
a crest torch-light procession of the clubs
Of Richmond and Manchester, n display Of
fireworks equal TO any we have heretofore
bad, and then q masS-mee,ing from one or
more stands.
The CITY Committee accepted the prOp3-
Ntion and wrote invitations 10 Senators IL.
y. Vance and Thomas +. Bayard, Hons.
:. j. RandslI, Joseph Blackburn. 7. 4.
Hendricks. 4. &. Thurman, =. 4. Collins.
A. 6. Curtin, Holmes Conrad, and W. Il.
STAPLES to come here and speak. The Gill
Zcns' Committee for theiC part undertook
to raise the money needed. They sen. out
several hundred poSta'-cards asking cac'i
Uerson 10 addressed TO designate what sum
lie would give and TO mail The card to MIR.
Olin l. Coitrell. treasurer. Responses have
nCrbccn very numerous. Not athird oI the
money has yet been realized. IL Is noT
asked thnt those who have received postal-
will at once mail them. Oar people mast
carry through the project TO q triumphant
termination.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-14
nrop.fseffcr Postage.

II seems strange that at thi' late day any
body should be ignorant OF the ilct that
the rate OF postage on "drop-lcttcrs for
city delivery is the same a. that on any
other letters sent through the mail. sealed
or mscaled: but posi-oflice Officials state
that large numbers OF city letters and sealed
Invitations are deposited every day in the
post.ofiice with only onc-cent postage
Stamps affixed 10 them. OF course, such
letter, are "held for postage" and are re-
tuned to writer's when their names and adj
dress are on the envelopes. in all other
cases, the letters, il not clnimed within
Two weeks, are sent to the Dead-Leiter
Office. The printed line on posial-cards,
&" Nothing hut the address can be placed on
this side is constantly disresarded. and
reoT le wonder why their posisi. do not 90
10 the persons addressed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-14
Churcls.gHiIi Y. ". q. A.-An1uai Meet
ding Tonight.

This organization has not received
the support at the hands OF the peo-
pie in that section which II deserves
The secretary sNys that but lew per
sons visit the rooms. and fever sun
contribute TO iis support. Unless those
who desire TO see il KEEP: up come forward
and give il their sid and co0pera.iOn the
doors mus. be closed. The annual meeting
will be held IN the Third PRESBYTERIAN
church tonight. and those VINO nave isDoreu
so faithfully for Il during the past wear wii'
make one more effort to see II IL can oe
kept up awhile longer. They would IKE
TO have present all the friends OF the As'o-
citation, and all who desire to see such an
institution in their midst.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-14
Council Con,nsItiees.

The Committee on Cemeterie. Wlll nv,
at the Council chamber this morning a' u
O'Clock. Doo.
The Committee on Relief OF ihe ioo' ~
will meet at the Council chamber tu,s w. u...
ming at O'Clock, from which poihl ,nIy .nIy
will proceed 10 the city almshouse and hoid
their regular monthly meeting. mild.
The Committee on Grounds anu 'his
ings will meet at the Council chlillood ch"d ,ha, ta
evening at s o'clock. IL is expcesa ,s,v ,
Mr. Il. Y. Myers, the architect LOT '"' NV
City Hall, will DC present,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-14
nlnDENEn IINEP.

Five years sgo broke down with kidney and
liyer-complsini and rheumatism.
Since then have been unable 10 bc about At
NV ryor became hard like wood; my limbs wer
prifcd MP and Hiitd with water.
All the best phy icians agreed that no;hlne could
cure me. / resolved to Try Hop Biiters. 4 have
n.cd seven bottles; the hardness has all gone from
my liver, The swelling from my limbs. and 81 has
s,oik6d miracle IN my case; Otherwise would
have been nov my sravc. J. W. kOREY.
BuCalo, October l, 1881.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-14
MAYos's ytro.

The Board OF Aldermen concurred In
the action OF the Common Councii IN put
ting the armory Of the FIRST Virginia regi'
ment IN charge OF the Committee on
Grounds and Buildings notwithst mdins
the veto Of the Mayor.
Mr.. Randolph offered resolution grrns-
ing the use OF gas free 10 the Colorcd In
dustrial Exposition 10 be held at 0di-Fsl.
lows Hall, on FfpDkln street. one door
below the Exchange Hotel, commencin ;
October goth. Adopted.
Aison,,rA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-14
MANCHESTER AND VICINITY.
County Ccurt- Election n-Pastorai-rhe VIZ
cious Dsgs- Campaign Notes.

County Ccurt-E Election n-Paaorai-rhe VIZ
cious Dsas- Campaign Notes.
The October term OF the County Court OF
Chesterfield commenced yesterday. Nr.
b. A. Hancock. Commonwealth attorney,
was sick. and Mr.. John II. Ingram, Of Man
chester. acted in his stead. This will be q
short term, there being no criminal docket; !;
only misdemeanor and civil cases 10 be dis
posed Of.
MIR. George z. Elev. chairman OF the
City Democratic Committee. has been elect
cd member OF the City Council In the place
Of Mr.. Owens, resigned.
Dir. Epps, pastor Of the Presbyterian
church, has been in bad health for some
time past. lie has gone to the county OF
Lunenburg. where he will remain until
week after next. In his absence Rev. Mr..
REYNOLDS iiled his pulpit Sunday morning.
There was no night service.
Mr.. IL. A. Mantle, who was reported 10
the Mayors Court for allowing vicious
dogs to run at large, has been ordered 10
XIII the dogs, or get rid Of them, or pay q
fine. The other cases disposed Of in this
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-14
HEALTH Is WEALTH.
DR. I. c. VESTS
NrpVF- AND ERAlN-TREATNTN

rnsrsrteed specific for Iysierla. Dizziness. Co.'S
Vrlsiops FifS. NCrvOus Neuralgia. Hes iachc, Nery-
ous Prustration csu~ed by the use Of alcohol or
tobacco. Wakefulness, Aentai Depression Soiien-
In, of the Rrsir ticsuiing IN insanity and leading
io misery dscsy. aud DEATH, PTcrsalnre Ola Ace,
Los uf Power IN ether .ca caused by oyer-c 1cr-
non Of The brain or over-induigcnce. Each box
eoutslns one months trestsent; 81 q box, or si1
boxes FOR as, s>Dt bv mail prepsld, on receipt OF
uriee WI GUARANTEE SIX BOAt~ 10 cur
any case. With each order received by us Tor six
l0xes accompanied with IS, We will send the par-
claser our written susrsntes 70 refund the money
N ne treairusn does soi eject cure Gu1rsa-
Ices Issued only sy JOHN c. WEST & CO..
SB2 west Madison street.
an 0g-dtuIy Chicago. Ill
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-14

great satisfaction, and have become. 20
popuiar ID fact that on several nights !. m,
neen found Impossible to accommodate The
oroWo. Tbs week there will be eight new
ac'cfs' and llumpty.Dumpty will be given
Dy Tue u Esta troupe. The success OF tDe
company In Richmond Is already assured.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-14
YtRGISIAS.

Earned rns-Toledo. 2 Virginas. 1. Two-base
hit.--Hullzne. Morton. Hausell POOrmsn. Thres-
base hit>-Nash Ieft OH hasc.-TOledO, 3: Nir-
giniss. s. struck out-By hullane. q hy O'Day,
); by nersan, 3. Bs,e- on balls-By Nullanc, |.
snuck saft~r-ODay, /. Pass balls-hrnndel q
Umpire COnnrlIy ScOrer-Il. G. Johnston. Time
oil ssne, one hour and forty minutes.
There will be an exhibition game this AZ
ternoon between the same clubs.
Powell has been reinstated. and will play
in his same position in to-day's and tO-mor-
rows games.
The championship games OF the Ameri.
can Association here close with to-m0r-
rows contest between the Toledos and
Nircinias.
The baseball season at Virginia Park
ends on the 18th. There will be no exit
bition games played with northern clubs as
s-letfph
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-14
ARGUMENT.
CAurEnsvItIr. GA.

This vln certify ihai two members of my I'm
mediate family, after having suffered for many
years from menstrual irrcgo'ariiy' ana haNih2
ptcn treated without bcRent by various medical
doctors wcgo q, length completely cured o9 ono
HStiic Of Dr. J. RrSdac.G'> Female heguS'ot' ~.
,g,e, on a,ch cases - traiy wonderful, and well
nav ,he remedy be called "Womans Bes,
fgitnd.-
Yoars respectfully,
JAMES W. STRANGE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-14

DR.. Richards has just published neat
pamphlet entitled Modern Treatment OF
Chronic Diseases" II j. TO be bad free on
application in person or by mail at his Of
fce, No. north Sixth street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-14

A ladv 81 ponham. Texas, writes; 81 have
os~n using youf Female Regulator Tor several
weeks ard with great hcnsdt. Nv cass Is OF lons
.tsndine. and has haf1cd many physicians. 1have
tried every medicine could hear or hat the Reg
ulaior IS he only one that has ever relieved my
S,.t,,Sspc snr,riuRs"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-14

negro on INV farm las been cured OF fearful
case oi il,oi-roisOu te use OF three bottles OF
SWifi'~ Specific. ANDREW >. HowAhp.
% To- Nv Forsyth. ga, August >, I--4.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-14
Tho nina sause,,u,.

The Dime Museum Company for tue
present week have new and attractive
programme st Mozart Hall. ghe per-
icrnances have oil along given yeri
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-14
s-l~-
AvEHA0r
frsSDksch.
Collections, t2I3.5!

There were interesting addresses on
sunday-scbool work from Professors II. II.
Harrss ard A. u. Brown.
Professor Uines. OF the Richmond insti-
tute. who was lately locsted In this city:
was introduced TO the Assertion ana
asked TO speak. In accepting the invitation
be expressed his delight at being present,
and said that he felt an interest IN whatever
beuodted man most; he thought the sum
day school OF great benefit, therefore took
a great deal oi interest In its cause.
After the beaedietion by DIR. John Pot.
lard, Jr.. the Association adjourned to meet
at the Second Baptist church the sccoad
Sunday in November.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-14
eo,lrt re.lerd., morning were q triaIns

eH.'rsss' E.ns,ss sunday .senses As.sssssss..
The quarterly meeting Of the Bsp'i-t
suuday.schooI Association Of Richmond
and Manchester was held sunday asseruoon
AZ thc Leigh street Baptist church. Prcsf
dent " il:am ElIysoo presided; Robert a.
Gary, secretary. The devotional exercise.
consisted Of singing by the Lei2h.S'recs
school and prayer by the Rev. q. u. Corey.
The statement below Is made iron TIE
monthly reports
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-14
Trial of Eevenue Cases fn the H"s'
tfBgS COurf.

The cases now upon the criminal dockel
OF the Hastings Court against persons wno
have been indicted for not getting out theIi
licenses TO do business in this city are Sc,
for trial to-day. All persons Interested
should take notice,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-14

Nco York Fashion BazGr, the Young
Ladies' journal, and the american 15rt-
culiuriSt for November can be had OF y.
Leonard, newsdealer, 90s Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-14

At ID. ColUmbus's. 301 Broad street, q
French csndy-maker is employed and has a
stand in the window, where he makes the
incest and best grades Of candy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-14
rNr,rr AND AnsnLurE SUCCESS

uasar John 9. Nmtncr. ~ Atlanta, wc0 aud
osVoralslv known all over the United Stltes ~ y
C.ncrsI Insurance Agent. says: =" used this
r,medv before the waf on large plantation IN a
sroai number of eases, 0l'ecgs pbh Gbsoi,i's sue
cess
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-14

No Tfp port frDm ntHtf .ehOOIs.
The next meeting will be held at LAUREL
Street church the second sunday in No
v,mber
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-14

MEMS CLOTHING,
YOUTHS CLOTHING,
BOYS CLOTHING.
CTILDREN's CLOTHING,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-14

DIR. Jacob Michaux returned to the city
saturday night, after an absence OF several
weeks on professional business.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-14

Your lsst chance 10 see baseball this
season will be Monday. Tuesday and We'd.
nesday, when the Virsinlas play the Tole-
dos.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-14

DIR. j. ravis. ~ Milltcwn, Ala. writes; "lfare
nscd Iradscid's Regulator extensively In my prac-
ticc wtth entire success. II i Is uoi Specific, t
g.. I'm nv opirion. the hcst known remedy for the
diseases for which 1t is recommended"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-14
ec.Eall.
Virginias rs. Toledo

Virgins Baseball Park,
Monday. Tuesday and Wcdnesdiy, October
l3lh, 18th and 18th. Admission rs usual.
Game called AT y. VI.
Every strect-car will be met at Laurel
street by omnibuses. special arrangement
having been made TO that effect.
Tickets for sale at {. +. Johnston's.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-14

DuRKEE's SALAD DRESsISG AND CoLD MEAT
SAUCE Is made from the freshest, pures,, aud
choicest condiments oblalnable. Ia using IL.
waste, labor, anxiety, and disappointment arc
prevented.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-14
SMOKE TRIS1 CIGARS.

The baseball season will close with three
games with the Toledos. See them.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-14

Il. b. Chatlin 4 Co. call special attention
to their auction this evening at i:30 o'clock.
See advertisement.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-14
MECHANICS INSTITUTE.

bttlNs
MECHANICS INSTITUTE.
Mr.. Page offered the following, which
wa. referred to the Finance COMMITTEES
Rssolred 6V the Board Of Aldermen (the
Common Council concurringl, That the
sum Of 81 900 be appropriated Tor the pur-
pose OF purchasing apparatus. paying room
rent, aud other proper expenses OF the
school for mechanics lately organized un-
der the auspices OF the Builders Exchange
OF this city, the same TO be vested in Lyon
G.. Tyler. James &. Lamb, W. Il. Higham,
Charles \. Chaikley. Overton Howard, and
Thomas y. Carter, trustees for this pur-
rose; and the Committee on tinanc. are
requested to provide this amount OF $1,000
for this purpose Provided, however, that
the trustees named, or any three OF them,
shall first enter into bond, with security
approved by the president OF the Board OF
Aldermen and the president OF the Com
mon Council, in the penalty Of 81 900, con.
dltioned for the faithful application OF said
fund.
RESOLUTIONS.
Mr.. Rose, OF Clay Ward, offered the fol.
lowing resolutions. which were referred u
the Street Committee:
Resolution asking for the paving OF al
alley leading from Laurel to Shafer streets
| between Franklin and Park streets.
Resolution asking for tagging to be lait
at the following points; Across the ess
line OF Floyd and Linden streets; acros.
east line Of Floyd aud Beech streets; also
across the west line of Grove avenue anC
! Beech streets.
Resolution asking that curbIng and gut
terng be placed on The north side OF Mair
from the west line Of Linden TO the eas
line OF Taylor streets.
Also, resolution asking that curbing an,
guitering be placed on the nerth line o
Grove avenue to the east line OF Haryi
street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-14
Tlic CIty Committee,
FOIice COu ri.

The Civ Democratic Committee will
meet tonight aud hereafter at s O'Clock
instead OF S:l5.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-14
CONSTITUTIONAL scRoYrLA.

Acriin my employ has hccn cured of what be-
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suits St-ciac i. q. nCDAvfEi,
AI,liooua, Ga., july % 1854.