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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-09-12
WATER! WATER,
Dam aged by w alter!

q III d 8 . q 0 J W d Ie
BARTON & Co. have just received a
beautiful line of Boys and Childrens, Cloth
ing, which, having become damaged by
water on the railway, they will sell regard
less of cost Now is your time to get suits
cheap, for, although the suits are not much
damaged, they must be sold right away.
Corduroy! Corduroy!
Childrens Corduroy Suits and extra pants
of all sizes just arrived Try them, they are
just the things for boys and will never wear
out
A nobby line of Stiff and Soft Hats opened
to-day. Call and see them, as they are the
attest. A splendid gun given away with
some of the Boys HAS.
Barton 81 Co, A s. Main Street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-11-10
I,eHth or M EsftmABls LADY
For the DIspstcL.'


We are paIneG u announce the uH-
expected demise or Mrs. n. Il. HulchsI
which sac event occurred II thls city
SUNDAY morning. She was the mother
OF ou1 weli-knoEn tOEnsmen Joseph
L. Th0mas IL, RnU LOuIs L Hulchsr
Although she nae attained the rIpo agt
o. sIxry-thret yszrs, Vel hsr mlnd Until
the verY iasi retained business qualif,-
cations thSt ever our best husIness-nle
would lee proud Of. Beloved GRd re
specled by a. who enjoyed her &c
quzIntznce, strictly honest and correct
Il al or her dealIngs. she leaves 8
record % heT serrOwmc children which
brightly shInes, and iron the rejection
o. winch the pathway Of her grie+
stricken friends should be lighted even
unto and beyond the dark shadow Snd
valley Of death. Sine mad by hsr thrift
and enterprise accumulated q very h1n8-
some estate.
Her funeral vii take place from s..
Mary's church a. g clock this morn
mr
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-11-10

There PASSED through the expires
/ ofiet mere a lev dsyE aro one OF tn
largest beets ever seen II tins country
addressed 70 - General Aahone. Peter-
burg," witt the following words
- Dear 0eneral-ThiE Is q bIg bee.
Also, the frEme OF whA1 wa once. II
dOubt, rooster, with solitEry feathsi
II each wInE. and only one IL ms tai
TINS was intended 70 indicate tina;
s0me other rooster mac made the
feathers nv"
Assistant Treasurer TinslsT Is nov
ready @ reesIve State taxes for the
year 1885. FIVE per cent. vii be add
cd 10 az bills URpAid on Decembgr Is.
Mr.. James Lyons, Dr.. hRE been zD-
painted United States Assistant Disrrici
Attorney for TINS district. and a taith-
ful and popular officer ne vii maze.
The salary Is 1880 per Eunum, ant
the officlal iE allowed to practics ms
profession a. usual.
Tine Philadelphia papers contain a
long account Of the dexth. from ma
practice, OF Lizzie Russell. VINO Is said
70 have been resident OF tins city for
some trns-though q native Of PENN
sylvEniA. A doctor mas beeu arrested
charged with causing her death.
The Geld wave predirtsd Sunday
morning arrived n 3 mild form yesteT-
DAY morning.
AE. Alexander, vino mAdt fht stene-
graphic repqrt Of the ciaveriug case for
counsel. was II the city vsstrrdzv.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-11-10

Sunday morning Rev. Nj. Christian
OF the Ge1tral Methodist Rev. M
Thornhil. Of the bambridgss1reei
baptist, End Rev. Air. Epps, Of ths
l'resbyteriEn church. al prsached
with sPecl3 reference u the good o.
Young men-that beng the commence
msnt Of ths week o. spsci2l PRAYER ior
young men.
4 meeting II the same interest wa
held n the baptist church II tAe after
noon. a. which addresses were deliver
ed bv Revs William Z Christian.
.John q. Clcpton, 7. J Epps, and Air
q. j. l. SieIght. o. Richmond The
meeting wa presided over by ley. l.
L. ThornhilI, was verv vel attended
considering the rain znd wa very IN
ierestIng The meeting was hsiG under
the auspices o. the railroad branch Of
the oUng Men e Christian Association.
at the Aieads-Aiem0riaI church sun
day morning Key. NT. Ciopton preached
a special sermon OF 4. The SaDbath.
lie strongly condemned street-c0rne-
ioahng. commented upon SUNDAY labor,
and psid ms respects 60 different corpc-
rati0ns which nave WORK done OIL the
Sabbath.
Sunday nighi Rev. William L. Chri--
tiEn, Of the CentrAl Methodist cnurch
preached hlE last sermon durIne the
present Conference ysxr. Air. Christian
Is exceedingly popuizr here. and il is
huped that ne VII be sem back here
again.
Rev. ". T. c. Gregory VII deliver
lecture n the Presbyterian church To-
ni.ht on = Causes and Consequences.
Tor the benefit Of tht Young Ladies
AID Society.
The following Gentlemen have been
appointed delegates from the BAN
bridge Street Baptist church 70 the
state Convention. winch meets II the
Secand baptist church. II Richmond.
tonight Rev. !. T. Thornhill. Dr. 7.
=. Mathews. 7. c. D. Farmer, J. !.
Blxnton. j l. Robertson, T. A. David
son, George Biznton. znd 3. n. Robert
son.
The river Is very muddy, slightly
swollen. and was rising last night.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-11-10
CAPITOL NOTES.
CisHrins fh' csBitol sof ths Lav-maser--
Tns BassmeHi titiceFs on tn Alrrl

CIearins tht CsPtsl fof tbs I.av-Maker--
Ths Tassmehi Oaicers on tn Alerl.
Yesterday morning JOhn Bel BiEger
Clerk OF the House OF Delegates AMI
Keeper oi tbe Records OF ths Genera
Assembly. was Il MS Office bnsilv EoIn.
over thAi preparatory WORK winch De
wolves OF the CLERK OF the eve Of ths
assembling Of the Legislature. His Ia
Die was piled with letters, an6 he
had hiS hands fnll II answering then.
The d0ors Of the Senate chamber ano
TIT nal Of the House OF Delegates were
thrown opsn End hands were Busy II
setting thing II ordsr there. Friends
II the basement and Others from the
city were coming into the nails OF legis-
latiUn End securing seats tor the VAR
Gus msInberS-elect II different parts
Of tbt STATE. Lach desk OF seat SO re-
served had the name OF tine legislator
tackled thereon. The Republicans II
the Houst Of DELEGATES, as usnAI. vii,
occupy seats 20 the lefi o. the SBeakeT-
on the right n yon enter the hal
There Is 3 demand tor the post-ofice
addresses OF the various Democrztic
members Of the Assembly by the pres
eni otiice-holders. As soon a. these
are obtained the active and intelligent
incumbent inmedlErely addresses the
legislator & letter. assure nm OF the
pleasuTf ms election has created. speaks
Of the enduring results Of the greai VIC
tory, End II the end inserts II 3 bns.-
ness way the announcement, thst tina
writer does moi objscr 70 reelection, and
vii be thankful iu- support. There
VII MOI be much contention over but
Ont or two OF the basement Offices, the
mosi Of the Incumbents being sure OF
retaining Their places.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-11-10
mnrsiuan-waru n~mser-t,c Csus

Tins most efficient Democratic organs.
zati0I-J. J.. Welsh, ESQ.,, president
was delightfully."- entertained last night
al the residence Of Superintendent ".
5. Catiets. TINS excellent club closes
the campaign II 3 good financial condi-
ton. Among the weli-known citizens
present were Councilman John Z
hughes John E Curtis. ESQ, J.. &.
Garrison. ESQ, and Captain Bob Styll.
Hon j. Taylor Eliyson was also present
and addressed the club. Marshall
Ward Club Is one OF our most usefuI
Democratic clubs. AND mas reason tO be
proud Of the good work done II the
campzlgu Iust closed
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-11-10
tsnIira Ianrl

The following cases were disposed o.
yesterday
Lila Robinson teolored,. stealing
discharged
lsaIah Trimmer lcolored,, charged
witt assault. DISCHARGED
Cornelius Richardson tcolored,. d.
orderly Il the street FINED a. snd
costs.
L. ] Gentry, assault. Case was
continued III. to-day.
William jackson Gnd Charles Brown
tboth coloredj vagrauts. were held Il
default o. security.
ThOmas Burwell ,colored.. assault.
FINED S-.5O and COSTS.
Belle Harris and Charlotte ,iefrles
tboth col0red,. creating 4 disturbance
OF the street Tined { each and costs.
Cornelius Richardson icolored
charged with stealing clothing valned
81 el4.75 iron William Redo jailed
for sixty DAYS.
Charles Turner. james G0rmEu.
Charles Wilbert. Charles Smith. Henry
Vertl John L. Farley, Thomas Ls-
ret, Thomas Carroll, trGmpS. were con-
mitted 70 laii Il default Of surety.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-11-10

EIL1ED RYlF FALL.
An fsse1sr scanssS nz.sss ssr D-ss 81
snF. william Resfsrd.


sfr. william Resfsra-
Ny. William Rsdiorn, a pGintsT bT
trade, ard about THIRTY -two years ol
age was instantly killed &f tine Old
Market Al l.50 o'chock yesterday a.
tern0on.
NJ. Scott, contractor enyaged n
repairing the market building. wishing
70 point up some prick-work or the
western side OF the house secured the
services Of kir. Redford % III 9
swinging scafOid. Mr. Redfcrd was m
the employment Of siT. Peter Morton.
and was considered al expert IN sach
matters.
The two ropes were fixed 70 STAYS OF
the gutter Of the building. ana, with
blocks and falls. the sczfold was raised
70 the windows or the Oi5-Mzrket Ball.
v hsn j; reached the level OF the WIN
10ws Air. Redfonu znd Air. Heury
Wise, brickiayer got out Of the WIN
d0wS and Oh II, and AfT. Iledford
said to Nix. Scott. who, with a
young mar named james Deaton.
was on the street handling the
ropes. AL right pull away. I"
The two men on tine ground and the
two On the scsffOld then began craving
the ropes. when n III instant the scat
fold 1nd al Of It's fixtures fell T. the
ground. Nh. Redford struck oD the
lstt side Of ms fAce. znd died almost
instantly. Mr.. Wise escaped with but
slight injuries. AiT. Scott was unn-
jurec, but made a very narrow escape.
4 piece Of the falling timber having
barely missed ms mead. Young Des-
ton was hurt about one OF ms legs. but
not seriously.
Coroner Taylor was summoned and
viewed the dead body. From all tnat
he could lean the accident was caused
ny the stays breaking away. Gnd no
blame csn be attached 70 znv one
for tine death OF Mr. RedforG.
TINS deceased lived OF Pine street.
and was vel spoken Of by ms fellow
workmsn. His skull was not fractured.
Conclusion Of the BRAN was probably
what killed nm.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-11-10

THE RosAnALsE nEHnDl .--kesAnAEns ~
3 sovereign remedy Tor al disess~s o. the
blooc. Il hss no egna fof tn eur o.
nervous dsornerS Read thK Il wouhi
like D. Deas testimony r. tine n,eris az
RosADALrs by ssy I'M that some eixnt YEAR
@Eo wa totally proStrzted and ooniSi ssf
no relic, fr0na Gun faaiiy physician. hat
after tasing one bottio O. hosAD&Lss No.
came entirly restored O. heaith. ] nDv
weigh TT ponnas nni wbsu nu, soef
your medicine weighed only fsC. cheer
fully rcconsnenc o. u AZ Astd esyseclaiiy ~
those afflicted viii nervous DEBILITY.
Mrs. a. a Maroon.
BalfimorS nd
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-11-10

Despite the Inclement weather & large
congregation gathered OF SUNDAY nigh'
al the FOURTH Presbyterian church to
witness the installation a pastor ol
Rey. &. L. hoiderby. Mr.. HOlderby
who hAs been serving most Rcceptabiy
the churches Of Bon an and Chester
received a. the same time unanimous
cal IRON the Ashland church and from
the Ourth church Of klchmOnd, znC
accepted the latter.
Rev. NJ J.. Hoge. j. J.. preached .
sermon Of Tsre worth and interest upon
the '' Power o. the Pulpit Gno the Ia
oellency Ct the 6ospel Of Christ.
ksy. v. Z Richardson. j.. D., DE-
liveTed model charge to the pastor
brlei, terse, and praetical, occupying
Just ten minutes.
Rev. i. Il. Hoge, the retiring pastor
then delivered the chargt 70 the pe0ple
Il a wel3-wordeC and feeling address.
flied with excellent and practicz. az
wee.
IN. HoEe pr0pOunded the usual cues
lions 70 the pasI0T-elect and q the
congregation. GnC then declared Rev.
+. l.. Hoidarby duly installed a pastor
o. the I Ourth church.
After ths benedicti0n the people
crowded 70 the front Gnd gave the new
pastor ths warn Tirhi-h1nd o. welcome
70 his new field.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-11-10

17HE FLOREHCE NIGHTINGALE

77TiE FLORENCE NIGHTINGALE
i OF TIN NURSERY TIM following n
81 extsact from letter written o. thc 6ey~
nsns. Flrfu-1Hol hsssatgs7 a. Ctsamseus-
DufEL feiIA.
4 EENEfArTIsE~S
Jusi oper the dDor tor her and Mia wins
lOV- VII prove tne Anier1ean Fiorene Hiwfit-
iussaie o. Tn Nursery. Of tins NE arr o.
sur tnat We vii teach Our Husy tosay,
cd a biesslnr on Mn Ninsl0W ior helping
me- ~ surviHcRHd escapf the gripping coilcs-
M and ieethmg sieEe MIR WiNsLOwS
SOOTHING STHI-F relieves the child from
pain and cuf-s dysenter7 snd diarrhcrA. II
soften tns Fums rcilIors inflammation,
cunes wind oolic. and carries the infant safely
throuEt the ieething period. Il psrtorrns
pfeciseiy what a. proiesses O. perform every
tzrt OF li--notuiBs- tc.s. We haNs, neNersecn
Nm WinslOy-knOV her osiy through tine
prrparafiou o. her soothing syrup fur
Children Jeethisg II we had the power
We would make heI ss Slie h, physical ~
viour a. the infant nee. sold bs a. drug
gtsts twenty -nve cnrtss bottic
40 If-eosflT
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-11-10
GOLD WEATHER


CLOAIZs.
without any exception W. rar s8oU I'M
iefEeSi af8d llaEi-asrurlssd St0aE o. Isad8es
Gnd CJillofcn . Dl0sks III TINS city. VI nave
ghe fOoin 60 uErry tile STOCK. and we a. u
q iarEe assortment O. Infants CtoafzE.
BI4AHIFrs
". Owl more Blankets tnau any othes
ro1ss H. ttlls city. Euyfll- n iarKo uuaIf-
IIiief Gireci fron thf manufacturer gfvef
us th. RdvRntage over f1o8 who hay H.
ElGl uaugiifeE 1ns faci ls ~ have the
rOoIl o. GAIT tati ssoak anu W. o. A.
ETKE
Nufs n AL Qualities Uolisrettes. Dapes
FuT Caps Pr TRIMMINGS. HuT Carriage
l.ciee.
Dress Goods Of ev'er7 description Fsvs-v-
tlIur new ~ tbs Tine. iu SilKs NOrsieds
Efif hetgata isuT warranted HiaaE 81 z
Hnnaanlss and lkfsadzimirs lake tBe lsad-
n nar W. fue8i bY FVarrauieC ls tina We " lll
refund rne money 8 ths sin dC not give
eutiTe satisfaction amer wearing gRen-
HOSIERY
G.uVeE huec AM I7Rif-Hose IL al quBii
flrs TO- ooya. Girls. niel. and women.
1nnbs ~. Ool aul fserin0 Underwear n 8
sTss. Ne snow tfs lErEesi assortment c.
theaeRoo POI thtE cif3. NF have fne room
~ carr t1e stocl. and vt dol
TNDEEWEAE
adisr n0erwenr ~ grasi variety 0ur
yfIte. srf jnt YER iuwesf for Drsi-ciasf
AAtAL AahAa1N1 Az AAAAr AA- t-AlG-4A "a taAaf
OF customer
GENTLEsIEF'f FTRNEsfi1FE GOODS.
D1nu.oic COLLAR anc cufia Linen Cellar
Gui Calls
a iafUe EsEUri men 81 NecEWear
l-cRT re- a % 80 z5c Bud 2
HaE and WOO Nuniers, ~ greGt variety
1rUr| 7bc ufi O. ~
i-nspEndsFs from iBc. O pair VS. ~ sl.S0;
HncHf =. a. Qualities. FROM usc VI o. g. g.
uair
uhdFrrrGf M 81 Gualities-Our prizes ar
fiis lowest
fnrdIcafl ANcEetf from g uu 81 s.
y nu. ssrnris from j. up g. z5C.
Elif and L1ne1l Hand ksfcnfcfk II all uuali-
ties from DC. up "a 81
JERSflh
1.RrEe additions tus' made a. uuf Etoci. @.
tnesi pcpulfr EartlsDis. making or zse1ri-
IueuI iaiEeT LnEl ever seiort
IEsFY & UANIS
no seed JOY nnl I1lN Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-11-10
Communicated.
Hen lenn W. Bauial

The Charleston Nelcs and Courier Is
somewhat premature II DESIGNATING
Senator Mah0ne's successor Il the
United States Senate When tAe proper
time comes for filing that exalted piAce,
Virgins vii cal for the services OF 4
nan fully equipped rs al orator and n
3 Statesman, who vii add tustre to her
ancient renown, snc be the pear Of the
best Rnd brightegt. The size OF hIs
nGms IL John ". Dzniel.-PaersbRrg
lHaeg-ApDeal
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-11-10
IN. nnntrra, As.a.,at,n,,

The Richmon0 Howirzer Association.
one OF the best OF our Oid army asse-
cations, hello IT znDuAl meeting iasi
night. Secretary-oi-ths- Commonwealth
L v. Fiounoy was elected president
tOr tht ensuing year, and II was decided
tC nave the annua reunion and banquel
o. the night Of December l4th.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-11-10

Ihs case ef NiliiHn K. Smith
charged with stealing nsnsy belonging
10 the State whils hn nas clerk ~ tht
auditors Office. Hss cAlisd N ths
HnEtingF Court Yesterday morsins-
Juaes Thomas = Atkins presiding
Csnnssl inr deieaus were present, aud
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-11-10
uEyTER's, SO7 BROAD sT1lE1.

intending Ouysrs arr invited u sxansn-
ON Etoet arc compare cur prices VIII
thOec O. OtHfr nouses a. t1e city.
Cur Epecisl bargains tllis week VII amply
repay 1ngpeci10u-
[ nukua ify affrastivs goods and prices II
IA0ief anc btiEsee' Cl0Akr asId WRAPS
Ihe foiiOaz IA, ar q lew oi oar epeclai DAi5-
% ins iI JfEsEnr fiDt3eS
Ali-N 90 1ricoi NJ 80c.;
Iloutae.wi.tn Ali-Woo' 1ric0i a. 50c.
laor5ls-widib 1Tsoct ~ 35e.
5T-inenes wide Al8-Nooi Ladies Cloth ssuff-
1nEsat 7Sc.;
10 pieces Broc1e 81 2bC..
~ pieces ezfr-flisi tai slou bls.-sFisf fls uax-
ufere IL al Enz1es znc nlsc1S et2Sc-
bIr reGuctlonf a. Al Fanny DRESS
vEDvETs
Pinin sllf valrefs reduced from si-25 to
HrocEaed Ellk velvets. al shades and black
sIel.25
Flacl. als3 Oo,oreh veiveieen AT B0and 7Br. /.
EiAcf as5 C0iored brocAded Neivetesu a.
4 tpeciAi bargain n BiaaE HronAasd sHE
Neivstaf IT worth s..
some eztr1 bargains n Biact EiiKE-prices
frDn 6OC 20 $50.
BrGcAded slikRssl; would be cheapat sl.ss.
FLAEEELS
GrHv FIsnnel 81 I0c
Nuitt u 90 l6uuel a. l5l-
Al4-yveo. eXtrs,- ide aud heavy Red Twill
lauNel EtGlUs
AD-W 90 waite Twill Fiannei a. 26c.
gnt besi and cheapest llns o. FiEnneis
ever GiiuTgr.
Ten dozeli LApIBs' CHEMISTS a. BBc.-
Tire bi0rssi bargain ever seen ~ NuEl4IN
UNUEEWl,AL
CDEsETE.
For ease eCmfori. and perfection OF snape
our COAzET- give universal satisfaction.
TRINMINGs
BARGAINS n Dolured and Biacf gIlF and
Crep1ie fringe Feather 1rirumtnzt
Woo Laces. fuf Trimmings Braids and
MEKIkD UEnENEAE.
Msn Ali-Woo he'd shirt and DTawers 8;
Soc
Ex1rs-heavy Red anirts and Drawers g.
zbc.
Verrr rne bed Fhtrts aud Drawers NJ 81.
" nite Mei1no Enirfs Rnc DraTsrsG ~ q 20.
90 75c.. 81 sl-25 s1-so. Rnd e..
Ladies 4leIInO Underwear IRON Z5c. %
S1.bo.
.ChlIarens b Merino Underwear al size and
uflces HEXTEKH
6gT broad stree.
between Third and F0urth Erreetx
no E-Fll --uf,rl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-11-10

SUTTON & co. = A. cOmufssi0asr's
sats o. frtEf, bonses ca easi aids o'
1uenty.seveutn SfTeai betUecIl Mar
snail and Cias streets Also. tUu Vsn&ni
loie adjoining
=. THOMpSON BHOWF q co. 4AP ~.
bfiaE honse snG i0E on clay hs sween
Fiffh and sixth streeE
v y LYEE6 CO. a.. 2 A.. trustees sAls
0f brick dwelling Al southeast CORNER o.
Franklin and Twenty third streets.
l. d. COOK. 10 n. 81. Eice household fur
nifurs. ~ corner second aRd Ciay
Streets
WILLIAM JENKINS. ~ l.So = r. H.
nanss lenlODk a.. a. l43x ezsi Main
street
A.. COOK I0A A. hoas-soaa fur,ufsurx
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-11-10
Gsroas luauosmeuu. rsr the l.ud,es

Al ThAlhrmer Brothers you ear find
the prettiest Wraps II thE city. They
claim 10 have prices izr below ANY
other house. They SHOW the i2rgeSt
assortment and ths newest styles. TO
secure 8 ErEp snd have II 81 s low
figure, gIye them q cal. 81 Fifth snd
Broad Streets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-11-10

Mr.. Sznuel y. Witt was m ms seat.
II wss announced that Mr. Smith was
extremely IL. 1sr. j. 6. DxbslI stated
that he was suffering very nnch, end
fhxf hR liie would be endxaEcrsd II he
wx fercsd @ attend court nov. On
tins account 1t was agreed 70 pass the
case by until next week
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-11-10

Fnest Java, Laguayrs, xzd MOchs
Cofices;
Finest Green and Black Teas, arr
tor sAle by
JOSEPH Al. BLAIR. Grocer,
s0S Nam street Pace Back.
Branch store. second and Broad.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-11-10

Banks against Commonwealth. From
Oounty Court OF Pitssy wanna. Writ
OF error refused.
Commonwealth against Drake and
as. Argued by Colonel John T. Gny
Tor the Commonwealth and by II. g. Can
non. Esc.. for appellees. and submitted.
Butler against Commonwealth. Sub
mifteC.
Biamond AGAINST Commonwealth.
ARGUED by L. " PsGtross tor plaintiff
nl error and submitted.
Hsrris aEsInsl Commonwealth. Ar
gaed by 6eurss BRYAN. ESQ.,, for plnia-
tiff m error and snbmittsd-
Rlle awarded 70 prinf n case Of Sat-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-11-10

= - N1eA LII AoitoHt1f osuer
70 be entered
IE TIKI nHANCERY COURT or TBr
CRY OF RICHMOND.
HERR L. felouze
gqaIHS
f.sf RsehH'osld Fbig Publishing Co.
Upon the reading OF the bill and ez-
nibits II TINS cause, and Il apDeSrirr
thai the defendant corporation mas M
dne notice OF TINS publication. and nc
objection being shown against the same
the Court doth. upon motion Of the
complainant. hereby award a. iniunu-
tiOn 70 eDjoIn an restrain the sa;d
klcnmond Wing Publishing Companv.
its otlcers, agents EMPLOYEES. and al
others, from the further publication or
the Sale HichmonG Vhtg newgpaDer
and fron II any way dispOsIng Of o. u
terieTInE with any Of tine effects o. tine
property and effects Of the said corpors-
tlon until the further ordsr OF the
Court II tins cause.
Bur the SAID complainant shall not
nav, the benefit Of the order until he
or some one foT hin. shall enter intp
bond before TINS court. with surety To
he approved by the Court II the penalty
Of ESQ., and payable and conditioned
as the isv directs.
AnO l. Is further ordered tnat Chsries
L. Clarke be appointed receiver OF tho
defendant, the Richmond Wing Pun
hsnInr Company. witt tine usual DOW
ers o. receivers II equity. upon his
giving bond Il the sun OF $4,000
befor, TINS cOurt with surety o. he
approved Uy ths Court znG conditioned
ior the faithful performances o. ms trust
ano upon the approval and tilrne OF
such bono ths said Charles c. Clarke
snail be vested with al OF ms richts
snc power e. receiver. And L l. flr-
ther ordered thai the said defendant
assign, transfer, AM deliver over O. the
salC receiver, al and singular. the
property alIC effects Of Or belonging o.
the salc corporation and that the SAD
defendant II ofilcers and agents. forth
witt surrender Gnd deliver T. the said
receveT al the assets. materials.
printing presses. tools. mEcnnery.
fixtures. effects. and property or
every nature aud kinc OF. o. ne
longing u, the SAID defendant.
sno also al money, notes. crafts. Dills
Of exchange. checks. o. other evidences
Of indebtedness out AND OWinr o. said
corporation. A. vel a. al books Of ao-
couDt. accounts. deeds, bonds. mort
gages, certificates o. stock. vouchers.
o. papers o. every nature belonging u
sald corporation. Il Is further ordered
tina the saId receiver continue the
usnal publication OF the said Rlcnmond
Wing newspaper and the management
OF the business OF tht defendant COZ
porailoL, Enu collect znu receive any
znc al sums que OF @ become dRs 70
the saId corporation until the further
order of tine 0urt that ne keep Z full znd
accurate account OF hIs RctIngs and
dolngE a. such receIver, Rnd MAKE re-
port Thereof 70 TINS court or the
l6th day Of November. Is85, and
weekly thereafter and th&t the
said receiver, OF either or Any o. tine
parties O. TINS cause. nave leave q al
ply 70 the court from time 70 time ior
such further order OF direction as may
be necessary.
ADDISON L. HhLLADAv.
November 9. lSs5.
t. ben 0aais Z. berry Esg. Clerk or
the CtGResry Cour7 City Of Rteh-
Dl0aa.
AiI. Clarke, who Is appointed r.
,sIveT Is the pIeseni business manager
u the Whq
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-11-10

The SteinwEy wa the oaly piano
mentioned by tina JadFes ai the late In
ternatlonai Exhibition n London. A
gold uaedAl Was awarded for 'rsaeral
excsllenee. Ryland 4 Lee sell tine
SteInway II Virginia xad kcrih and
South Carolina q, tastory prsesa. Get
tht besi.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-11-10

Dr. A G. Kallzrd, OF Richmond.
Va, N having great success m curing
Oznrers. ie bxs cured kgndrcds pro
nauncad mcursbie by other phySir,zas.
ssnc Ger pkmphlst with rsierranes and
cursihcsses. skliics, 1Ug rast Laleh
street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-11-10

There VIII De meeting Of the Bazsr
Association f0r the benefit OF the Old
Folks Homes and the Mxle 0rphzzl
Asylum Tuesday. November 10th, II
y H., a. the residence OF MrS. Lewis
Well, corner Of Second and Franklin.