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tank. OF course is n receptacle. and sus.
Ress liquid measure. The social order of Tanks are On
order of receptaces and their nane is result of the
contemplation and application OF the idea Of liquid
measure They are about twenty in number. mostly
clerks They had a habit OF going to Tom Connor.s
place at John street and Bsoaiway and 1t WAS Ia this
course OF frequent meetings there that they got the
ton of calling themselves Tanks Their
say that they are reasonably well named They wave q
ball Mt Irving Hall last night The friends
made comfortable number. Nj, 7. Holden and his
wire leo the opening march, Others Of the prinripsA
gan. chief at Sandy Spenc-rs; Charles r. Hny mes H. g.
Reed Dave Moon Fred Nhrklpy. Richard Coni,uughton
VIM Oliver, ]. W SachA and Hurry Lender.
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Tive PsiissaeW Have . Fierce vIsht IN .
saissa with . 0aas Of Roushs.


CINCINNATI, Dec. 2O.-Slx Of the nine roughs
from Door Creek Hill. who attacked. beat and
dangerously injured two negroes. Jake Jen-
nings and Ben Sheppard. In broad daylight on
Longworth and Plum streets yesterday. re-
newed their riotous proceedings about All hour
before daylight this morning. The lender Of
tho gang. Matt Donnelly. 10 brother OF Alder.
man Joe Donnelly. Tho Alderman obtained
bail for tho gang. who wore promptly arrested
yesterday and they were turned loose at about
midnight. Matt Donnelly breathing Threaten
ings against negroes In general and the two
policemen. Ryan and .Shurman, who had ar
rested them, mustered hve Of his gang. and,
armed with revolvers, proceeded to the beat
where the objects OF their vengeance were on
duty. They chased some negroes into the Big
Chief saloon and Ryan and Shurman fastened
to the scene. At the door Of the Big Chief Ryan
was confronted By Donnelly. who. with cooked
revolver In hand. snid:
Il will kill tho first - - who tries to
Ryan's club fell with crash on Donnelv's
head. and Ryan and Shurman passed In over
his body. Then there was a. mingled tumult
In tho Big Chief. made IN Of tho tbnd Of police:
mems clubs. the crack OF pistols and the sound
Of scufliing feet. The negroes escaped In the
malee Tho policemen finally nut tho gang to
flight and started in pursuit. whom Donnelly.
who had recovered. removed his assault on
Ryan. but was tnkon prisoner. All the gang
wore afterward picked up and brought before
tho police court to-day. where their bail was
placed 80 high that they had TO 60 TO JUL.
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LOSSES BY FIRE

w "apres toy factory In Louisville Loss ESQ no
Loss 5000 ~ ""'P0'o ''hre, AsM
,hoyls Jones Manufacturing Comu,ny,.,vuu,,. 4,
Martins Ferry, Ohio Loss Sa,1 90 ""' 'o"''''"S' !"
e pu,'",ns nt Chnrles Forbes proprietor OF the
nys h9nsy OF Fred Rohlhrpp and the !. OF
s1s E,o. .ur'i' in jamaica riains Mass Loss $500
Inc loss by the IRE In the Thorn Crcrs ,,.,,. p,,
TANKS were consumed. ''s"' h""paH"
Woon sn ~ hre IN The American worsted Block
W >ioVo and to occupants Of $3.50 y" 'S''N's
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terday, and several Of the nres kept Thorn at
work for hours. After the Fulton street fire
AT this time Of yoar man tumblss into the
man. and takes off his boots and goes TO bed
to thaw out. and then another alarm comes
ana ne goes &, Gut and gets frozen again. Bully
AT IL this morning general alarm TO tho
downtown engine companies was sent out
directing them to 60 to the Water street prem
ises. 40 the hre had broken out again.
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In Taxpayer John H. Birds suit Judge Law.
renee decides that the Board OF appointment haa
power to transfer an excess OF S75o in tho appropra
ton for Tampa and gas Department Of Public Works.
the deficient appropriation for salaries ia connections
with the repairs mud relAyng OF Dipe, II is dersaS
sort OF transfer he says from the transfers
Illegal by the General Term majoriiy Of the nari
he says may order the transfer The pr0vsos
Tor Unanimous vote appears to him apriy nGiy 70
the provi.ionnl and the Anal estimate lie refuses e
continue Mr.. Bird Injunction
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Strike OF the River Miners,

PITTSBURGH. Dec. 20.-The river coal miners
s'rke was ih"uguraed today. Al number of the pits
Inst night the dggers quit work and gave notice to the
operators that they would not rcsine until the prce n,
INNING Is Increased from p, to cents In the frst,
ohh ALL thlru ools. AMI from To ~ in the fourth
pool Ihc Coal Exchange met to-day and decided unan
inonsly TO resist the nd vance demanded Operators
haHii stores have Tiled the gers not sell any
more goods to miners on credit AMI in few instances
uiSErrs ~ the fourth roO who behind in rent hive
been ordered hy the Officers OF the law to pay In tho
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DELHI Delaware Co.. Dec. 2O.-A young lady
from New York. who is visiting here has received this
invitation to party. nni pretends to be very much
amused over H. although the young man Tho wrote IT,
anu several others who have it, cannot percstvS
fnd in IL; ~
"Mrsswe goin to hov aant, mt the hoi 1.-The 10
and want yon ~ go with and an let me no
wf,hsr YOU ~ go or not sturts an gitin IL ~
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Killing Her sixth Man,

HELENA Ark. Dec. 20.-Mary Mllor and
Henry wilkes both coored had been living together for
about TWO weeks when the mans wife interposed The
Miller woman went TO Wilkess house to-day walked IN
to where he was sitting before a FIRE, put hor arm
aroma AROMA hi' neck. and plunged six inch
fiHht hreast, She released her hO.d, Withdrew the
knifs and ran out Of the house. The man followed a
rev steps bnt fell! and soon died. Tho murderrss was
captured by tho police just below the city. and Is
a'so Noy la SOM or The witnesses testified that
sue ssiu hst niyt That The intended to kill likes
sho had killed Ave fore and that he would inhk
her Au even half dozen $500 '"~
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Returned to sPOrt.

The steamship Swftsurc. which sailed a
week ago saturday for Ayoumouih returned Yesterday
"heh TWO days out during heavy gale several tube,
o. me boiler gave out and the engines rtopprd II wa,
,,"usm ulent 10 RETURN The ST. amsii after split
,R anu lu'Ins several calls came 10 suclur On i.s,
lhursuhy amour twenty miles Oh the licnIanda Shs
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Rand Visit 10 Tennessee,

NASHVILLE. Dec. 20.Thc County Democratic
Committee to-day adopted unanimously a resolution
that the Democracy OF Tennessee looking from tho
nome o. Jackson aud Polk behold in the yisi, OF Samuel
a. kaniull as IN the election 81 Cleveland hnpuy ra
urn % our place IN the nation a. designed by fathers
whrrsh 10 no Norti, no South. but united peopie
ana mat our distinguished fellow citizen comes an
W. not m stranger or foreigner but as brother and
Fellow count lyman" A committee of recepton was
pointed to welcome Mr. Randall TO Tennesses
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Mrs. IsILer's German.

Mrs. VIM. II. Riker gave a german on Friday
evening at her residence, lis West Twenty.secoud
street The c"'ilon comprised thirty couples. md was
led by Mr. Barrett dancing with Mrs. vs. H. Rk.r Mrs
niksr wore strliose blue satin dress erotdrred In
fiNer, WIN diamond ornaments Miss Belle
n rich dark sl!G, with bUgl. trimmings and diamond
ornIn.nts. The parors were dec rated with nuwers
A COLLATION. " Z Ned LN M.LlrttI - wv. '.,N'--
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The Nicaragua Treaty,

WAsHINGToN, Dec. 20-The Senate, In secret
legislative session. to-day considered great length
Mr. Vests resolution declaring that the Nicaragua sur
veying expedition is inrxpedien and directing the sec
rotary OF the Navy enforce his orders on rho
)eet Senator Morgan, who il friendly to the canal
adc leading czech IN favor OF the treaty and Sen
h'or Vest led in Op POSITION " '''' 500 IVA
.DnIIns ihe debate senator Edmunis said that he
strongly favored the ratification OF The Nrn rawunn
treaty regardless OF what foreign powers say or 10
NO vote WAS taken Mr.. Vest 4 resoluiIun wv - N
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The Ga,in,ln Bank Win. Il. Suit.

The Gallatin National Bank OF this city yes.
tsrdsy. before Judge Donohue recovered . verdict
Of S32 100 in suit against the Nashville Chattanooga
and ST. Louis and the Louisville and Nashville Railroad
Companies The hrst named company proposed In is7s
TO extend its road north from Nashville to Ryansvs
Ind and procured subscriptions for 81 0n'OO Of pre-
posed building fund bonds These bonds yer L.
sued all agreement not To do to make the exeo
eon having been made " ith the Louisville and Nashville
COMPANY the latter STIMULATING to whatever re-
spon.ihIy there nigh, he to the .ubscrbera fhs
plhntln had subscribed S225 go for which il 70 re
ceiNe s2IO OOO Of the bonds. and b. ought this kit
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The "0ririnnl Charley Ro.," rou,a.

ROCHESTER, Pa. Dec. 2O-policaman Isaac
Lss'us has captured boy who Ia supposed to lie tho
Original 'hsr'ey Ross lad OF about Is years Of age
Went into tho real estate oflce Of Hurst Moody
ciis morning ma appl;cd for situation but ho
rpuu nor or wouli not give Information
nlhrtii or where he came from ,un questioned by ts
detective; no was taken i'll charge by Lazarus WHO
ht.fward heard his true history which
WIN mat OF the lost Charley Russ That the policeman
has taken him home aud telcgrnphei 10 MI Rosn 10
come on immediately to identify linn. ~ ~
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On Thursday evening Mr.. Eugene ii. ConkIin
OF the hrm Of Milford Carey Conhln leather sl~rs
IN the swamp gave dinner to the employees Of that
house Twont,'six sat down to n " nu furnished nv
M a AZ each plnie was an imitation roll Of sole
russell c"oro leather Tho guests Nrs Cont.
IN with handsome basket OF flowers It was q ysry
pleasant AFFAIR - ~S wy
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The New IIou.. for C.u,rn, Park Skaters.

new skaters house at Central Park Il
nearly completed. It is not like tho rickety old barn
that used to stand on the south aide Of the lake The
new building is IT feet long by 1875 feet wide lifted
np with all convenience The ladies' 80 feet by
"a feet. and adjoining that is small room in which
iadieA may nj their skates The feet
long aud besides there private lsdeG
only. The building will be heated throughout superb.
several days vet ' - - 49,
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bed In the Grand Central Depot.

Amanda NJ. Clamp. aged AZ years and her
husband left the house OF friends IA Wismsburgh yes
terday morning TO return to their home In Sing sing
Mrs clarp had been suffering IRON heart disease for
nuhDer n cars ani iha Journey through the cold to
the brhni central Depot 20 exhausted her thar she
seized withiA chin on her arrival there physician
dead Her body was removed to the Forty second street
pnce station. II VIII be taken to sing Sing this morning
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ADMIRAL. Dupont. STATUE.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 2O.-The statue % no,r
Aa'hrai samuel IL Dupont was unveiled to-day BY Sec
,saaLy chandler IN the presence OF President i,hn,
se. W. 'aslhet AMI large number Of army And n.v.
o"eef" senator Baynrd delivered the ration az" naval
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Rich silver Mine In North Gco,r,..

CHATTANOOGA. Dec. 2O.-Another silver nina
mas been discovered in north Georgia. Two young mea
OF tila city brought home piece of weighing SCI
rrhl nnrhds, about 50 per cent of winch silver IL
was hken out OF CohNtia Mountain, few niirs from
tue Legal Tender mines. and nfly miles from This civ
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skot AID Hung Up to Freeze

OMAHA. Neb.. Dec. 2O.-James Nelson OF
Frontier county. Who in cold blood last Tuesday shot
ava k','ei Eugene sherwood was taken from the Gus
lnhy Inc sheriff on Thursday night by reguIatnT. Wiz
sho' h cut his throat ana hang his body up to fr..x
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Malaria FIR, zen Out,

young man in arctic ovarshocs and big
ofetcoAt danced up and Il. wa in front OF Hudnut's
thermometer YESTERDAY and Quinne mills rattIsd
In MS pockets he laughed outright. ' ~
Ho0ray,, he cried, II haven't had to take Any
quinne In three DAYS" WV 49,
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Treating with Abe Kuzzprd.

HEADING Doc 20.-An agent OF tho Lebanon
county authorities Is In the vicinity of the Welsh Moun
sentence to Abe Buzzard the outlaw IL n. ~ III ~
mnss The oficer has not yet succeeded in hayina an
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Nl;ed I.,m..,rny r.k,,y cs,o,,,

w. H. O'Nel a cripple and n prirerhy trads.
was round IN his room at the Park House Chatham
hrcs, on Thursday morning rufer,ny from the effects
OF nhiorai which he is supposed TO have sui.
last evening. lie was 10 years old.
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BUFFALO. Dec. 20.-Gov Cleveland has sieni
ned his intention Of being present Al the charity bali
when WI lie hell At the Cenesee House on Jan q
nouncIng that fact s''" ''Na' an
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A New Hog Disease.

brossn Sui ,o h Dec pa new hog disease has
M, useased are OF dark steel gray color viii III
puIpss spots and are nllsd with wstsr "'' with aaIk
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signal Onlce Predietioa.
Cloudy weather and snows, eastrrlv xInds
hiyher tsinps allure, lower barometer 80 "'A~@
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Mr.. George q, Lake OF s5l Fifth avenue had
become very weak last ght, And his physician, DR.
Mott SAIL he could hardly 1--we through the night
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-03

NOTAsULGA, ALA.
Dr. J. Bradneld's Female Regulator has been
thoroughly tested by me in great variety OF
eases, and | am fully convinced that II Is unri-
vailed for that class Of diseases winch II claims TO
c,,re. J. G. HUSs, NJ. ID.
Treatise on the Health aud Happiness OF Woman
mailed free to applicants.
THE BaADFIELD REGULATOR COMPANY
Box 2s, Atlanta, Ga.
fjy 1-dlw&w1tl
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a Case w.sheus Hope.

John r. Booker. Of Macon, Ga, writes !:
" In 1878 / was attacked by the most raven
Gus sort Of generous sores. that ate great
holes into my flesh ard spread rapidly over
my body. I received tho very best medi-
cal attention: was dosed with mercury and
uotash until was so crippled with mcrcu.
rial rheumatism that corld scarcely hobble
about; my throat and mouth we're badly
liberated my hair began 10 fall out. so
wrecked was my general health that pe-
came physical ruin and my lie was q bur
den. Fer long time i was bed-ridden,
and my suffering was 80 intense that l
pluyCd for death as relief. / exhausted
thu whole catalogue OF patent medicines,
in each case following the directions re-
ligiously. Each In turn seemed To aggra-
ynte the malady. and none OF them Dens'
iitod me in any way. When life was appF
rently hopeless commenced taking ). ).
$. To this Specific owe my life. In ten
days commenced improving, aud IN a
short tine was perfectly well. MY hair
has grown out thick; my health ana
strength have returned; the ulcers IN my
throat and mouth are entirely cured; my
appetite has returned, and for the first time
in years | enjoy my food. Every sore
has disappcarSd from my body. | weigh
as much rs / ever did in my life. ana am
perfectly healthy in every way. The very
germs o, the cancerous affection are de-
stroyed. Not only Is the terrible nalldy
that was pFcying on my life. aud which
eyOiy one PRONOUNCED iucurable, entirely
cured, but am also relieved Of the bad ci-
iccts OF the mercury and potash mixtures
that was fed on for years"
Treatise on Blood and Skin-Diseases
mailed free.
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Atlanta. Ga. l59 west Twenty.,hlrd street.
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-03
Ofl,cr Games.
usor,.anara mud Rrfofs.

Senat0r Asa Rogers has received the Re-
publican nomination for city engineer of
Petersburg. n he qualities TO the position
bic senatorial seat becomes vacant.
The committee appointed to inquire into
the matter OF the terms OF the members
Of tie Board OF Aldermen from Jackson
Ward will meet AZ the Council chamber
this evening at 3 O'Clock.
Mf. Charles l.. Todd declined 10 qualify
rs II member Of the Board ~ Aldermen from
CLAY Ward. Councilman Thomas i. Camp.
bell is prominently mentioned as suitable
person 10 lll the vacancy.
The members Of the Old First Virginia
Iiiantry Association will meet this eve
Ming at the Office Of the Virginia Home In
slrancc Company for the purpose OF elect
ing officers aud other important business.
AT the meeting OF the City Council yea
day there was no opposition to the election
Of the Hon. 4. VI. Keclyas City Attorney.
His was one OF the few exceptions, for in
many other cases the contest was close In
deed
Mr.. William Adams was voted for last
night as Superintendent Of the Gas-Works,
Notwithstanding Mr.. Adams has always de-
.lared he was not candidate.
A fvC-dollar note was circulated yestcr-
day on the back Of which appeared the
following: "Thc last Of s10,00O.00; the
devil and Ium," written with ink in plain
hand.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-03
street Committee Courtesies.

The Street Committee at its last meeting
adopted the following resoiutions-Mr.
Elicit in the chair:
That the Committee on Streets, in view
OF the approaching close OF It's official term,
deems this fl occasion to put on record
lis high admiration for the intelligence,
faitbiulness. and public spirit which have
so copspicuously marked the official ser
vices Of our .honored chairman, Charles
l.. Todd, Esq.
That both as citizen and as an officer
his self-sacrificing labors have won the ap-
pause OF every member OF the committee,
and while some differed with him at times
in matters OF policy, all fully value the ripe
experience, excellent judgment, and per-
feet uprightness which have distinguished
him, and herewith wish to testify to the In
valuable services be has rendered our beau
tiful city.
That we congratulate our fellow-citizens
that these qualities and gifts will not be
lost 10 the pubic service, and hope that he
may long be spared 10 advance the many
works which testify TO his labors In the Inc
terest OF Richmond.
That In thus closing our official relations
as q committee with Mr.. Todd, we desire
also TO bear witness TO the consideration
and courtesy as well rs TO the ability which
have marked his career as our chairman.
snd TO express our appreciation OF the
pleasant personal relations he has nam
iained with the members throughout our
entire term OF office.
That the Committee on Streets desires ID
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-03
Manchester.

Mr.. Robert y. Winiree. an esteemed
citizen OF Chesterfield, and a member OF
Company Il, Chesterfield Cavalry, died last
evening at the residence OK his Erother-in-
law, Mr.. William X. Lee, Is south Ian
rel street, Richmond. Mr.. Winfree re-
ceiyed wound during the late war
winch, it is thought, was the cause OF his
death. He was shot through his body
while fighting near Richmond. For the
last fifteen years he was deyOut member
Of the Methodist Church, and died fully
resigned. Burial services will take place
from his late residence, Hickory Hill, in
Chesterfield county, about ten miles from
tbis city, this afternoon at O'Clock.
DR.. W. W. Weisiger has returned from
Old Point, and will leave for the White
Sulphur Springs Monday.
G. B. Peasly. Jr., who has been sick for
the last ten days, was able to be at bis place
OF business yesterday.
There were several cases in the Mayors
Court yesterday, the most important OF
which-a felony case-was continued till
this morning.
The first meeting OF the newly-elected
CITY Council will be held the second FRI
Gay in this month. Mr.. Perdue will doubt
less he rt elected president. He has filled
this office very satisfactorily for long
while.
Intelligence reached here yesterday OF
the death Of MIS-. Sarah A. Wilett. who
died yesterday morning at the residence OF
her son-in-law. Mr.. George ". Carbougb,
at Granite. She was quite an old lady.
Mr.. Wister Archer. who received the
degree OF Master Of Arts at the University
OF Virginia this week, Is son OF DIR. Ed
gar Archer, Of this city.
The Richmond Pleasure Club will give
n grand picnic and ball on May0'S Island
tomorrow. The gates will be opened at
10 O'Clock A. NJ. and will remain open till
| o'clock that night.
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Tho E,ndtcs, Fair and sociabIc

Of the Cay.Strcct Methodist Episcopal
church 81 s'Ill In progress at Smiths new
Central Hall, north Fiith street, near to-
Broad. The hall Is comniOdi0us and wei
ventilated, and refreshments served by the
ladies add music enlyen the visitors. Two
beautiful silk quilts. fine smoking suit
with attractive furniture, a handsome BABY
carriage, and other valuable articles arc on
exhibition and for salc.
The star-quilt will be voted TO the most
popular physician, the baby-carriago to the
hanGsomcst baby, and the smoking suit
and furniture TO the most popular gentle
man. The japanese quil, will also be voted
for and presented TO the Methodist MINIS
ter receiving the largest number OF votes.
The fair-room will be open every eve
ming from 3 TO II O'Clock.
No charge for admttance.
Tie ladies who have been so active ana
untrng IN their services in preparation
for the fair, and during the past week OF
rain and discouuging weather, kindly So
lict large attendance and generous sup
port OF the members Of the congregation
and Others who may be wiling TO aid good
cause. The object o. the fair is to pur-
chase a new church-organ.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-03
Tho Poisoning.

The investigation at the Eastern Lunatic
Asylum, at Williamsburg, goes to show
that the recent poisoning OF dogs on the
grounds there was done with strychnine
or something taken from the dispensary,
and probably by one who was al that
time an employe OF the asylum. He want
ed to kill the dogs, which had become
troublesome, but after the great outcry
about the matter-or for some other rea-
son-deemed IL prudent not to discover
himself TO the authorities.
Ali the facts known will come out in a
report which Detective Wren has submit
ted to the Superintendent, and which will
be laid before the Board, which is now in
session.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-03

express lis admiration for the professional
accomplishments, the paticnt Iabor-, and
the incorruptible Integrity which charac-
terlze Tho. discharge Of Official duties by
Colonel w. L. Cutshaw.
That the best and all.snfficient witness to
his taste, bis skill, and his faithful toll Is
found In the rapid and constant irrprove.
rhent Of Richmond, In the MANY works OF
utility and beauty which have been pro-
iecsed during his official career, and In the
monuments 10 his professional labor ex-
hibited on almost every principal street.
J That we desire in this connection 10 bear
! like willing testimony to the intelligent n1d
faithful lahors Of bis Efficient corps OF as
sIstants. 10 whose Zeal, industry. and pro-
fCssional competency 80 much OF tie sue
cess OF bis Office II due.
That the thanks Of the Committee on
Streets are due and hereby fndered 10 the
clerk, Mr. 5. Il. Jacobs. for the efficient
manner he has discharged D. dnties.