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The Brookhaven leader., 1885-10-15
CITY COUNCIL.

At q called meeting of the Board OF
Mayor and Aldermen Of the city of Brook
haven, held at the Mayors Office, Sep
TENDER 22nd, 1885, there we're present, his
Honor, J. b. Deason, Mayor, Aldermen
Atkins, Bowsky and Daughtry. The ap-
plication of ". J. Smith to remove his
place Of business as retailer of liquors,
ETC., In less quantities than one gallon to
the building on Railroad Avenue, known
a. J. C. Hsrdy's building, on lot No. 8, in
Block B, coming on to be heard, the sp-
plication was granted.
The application of Mrs. L. A. Kidd, ask
ing the privilege of keeping wood on
Monticello street, north of College build
ing, was referred to the Street committee.
The Board adjourned.
b. I. ATKINS, J. h. DEAsoN,
Secretary. Mayor.
The Brookhaven leader., 1885-10-15

- w.
niles. 4 a
A. ID. McClendon, horse and cart for
streets. 81 ~
s. +. Nagee, horse and cart. ~ ~
Henry Womsck, II days work on
street. ............... IL w
Tilford Davis, same ............... IL w
Abe Jackson, IL days wOrk........ IL w
Bill Bagget, II days work ......... IL OO
Bob Rhodes Z days work. .......... on
GUY Lee IL DAYS work IL 90
Joe Byrd liz DAYS work. ....... IL so
C. Washington u DAYS work. 500. 2 so
Henry Harrison II days work. ! 80
Tom White II days work........... l 50
Plenty Roberts 9} days wOrk....... so
A. ID. McClendon, salary street com
missioner. .................. 10 22
The Board adjourned.
b. T. ATKINS, J. b. DEAsoN,
Secretary. Mayor.
The Brookhaven leader., 1885-10-15

At q called meeting of the Board OF
Mayor and Aldermen of the city OF Brook
haven, held at the Mayors office, Septenl-
Der 20, 1856, there was present, his Honor,
j. B. Deason, Mayor, Aldermen Atkins,
Brennan, Bowsky and Daughtry. The
following accounts were allowed and war
rants ordered to he issued for the same:
J. X. Perkins, act. for street sup
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-25

Ada Green, the bright mulatto who
masqueraded IN male attire and went
by ths name Of Henry Green, was SEP
fenced to five years II the penitentiary
Tor house-breakIng IL the night-time.
She told the following story
was born IL the West Indies
eighteen years ago. and my occupation
If that Of 6 dressms6er. left Cubs
several years ago and went TO philadel-
pima. While II that city became ao-
quaInted with William Hickt and mar
RED him. Be deserted me, and re
turned to nv home IL Cuba. Some
time elapsed before ] could Obtain anv
tIdmgs Of his whereabouts. but finally
J learned that ne was IL tins country
and IL trouble. ] immediately left
Gubs and landed 1t New York. From
New York went to Philadelphia ana
diligently searched for MIN.
- At last J heard that he was II
Richmond and IL prison. came or
10 Richmond, passln. through Wash
mgtOn. where ] put on male attire.
When found tina; nv husband wa N
Jail J set 20 work TO know now ] could
get 70 him. concluded To commit
theft that ] might be vent u Jail.
where J could bs with him.
Herman heeke, charged with ~
sistns the police. lie was proved to
be . person OF unsound mind. and vii,
be sent to 3 lunatIc ASYLUM. he mas
property valued nj $4,000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-25
Yrsua ef nn Lngis.h sysarrsw.

A correspondent writes from WOOL
wich. England. where tts arsenal M
situated. 10 the London Tunes. to re-
late tins CURIOUS story OF sparrow
" The time Of day Il announced t. the
garrison and neIchhorhOod OF WoOlwicb
every day al =. AZ. and p:3o 2. NJ.
by iiring blank charge Of powder
irom 8 nme-poundef bronze gun. The
Gun II mounted ~ the gun-park on o
wooden travelllng-carria,e. winch IL
fitted with Two Exle-tree boxes, each
about one foot square by SIX inches
deep with the nslGt divided INTO
several compartments. Tins box Is
designed e. carry case-.hOl and
cartridges with the Gun n action. The
carriage y AL old onc. anC the right
aXle-tre. box mas small hole n one of
its sides Some dRys ago the runner,
OF firing the } @ cisck gun, observed >
sparrow f'vmg ou ol tins hole. and Al
examination Of She hos showed that II
contained, instead Of cast shot d spar
VOW nest with five eggs. The box
vas carefully padiocked 40 a. to guard
the hes, from nQuIsiti-t news nut the
gtnl was hreG tVlc, 8 day a. ususl
and OF the morning Of Saturday, May
Il. 1888, five lItti. sparrowE made
then appearance and are dong well. "
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-25
a Fiapps Enuisy

Ii veli-kuowu gentleman from Hen
rico county said YESTERDAY to DlS-
Udfrh reporter There D . cai II our
family al gentle and d0ciit a. n Is pos
sihie 10y one of the Species t. De. she
AND heT kittens arc LED three times
every ar -eain. from tint sani, We Sc
with the dog and pIc. anl often ivlnr
dowI VIII tnen.- the pig resting ms head
o. the car ior pillow suppose nun
lei 3 mouse OI mi De seeu ~ heard and
instantly al the icrocity Of the tiger l.
exhibited nv tne cat. and thcv must be
very QuIck i tney escape. When VT
FIRST procured me- We wer, overrUn
WITH rats anC mice now none are seeI
o. heard, and we cal leave Will IN
punity seeds and Other things vnlc1
lew month ago we dared not. The
crop OF ratE anO mlct exhausted sns
commenced OF crassh0ppers. tber i.2-
Zard6. iieid mice, Young harea. anr
m0les. Of whIct last she mas de-
stroyeC GOOD many. Kidding thc
fields o. & great pest and lastly. Of
snakes. tOf few Gavs ago she wa
seen dragging quite large mOccaslu
towards tne house. and sOor thereafter
one OF heI kittens devOureC L.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-25
Manchester nnIrc-s

a meeting Of the CITY Democratic
Committee was held last night Il per
feet arrangements for the mass meeting
10 be heid here tomorrow night. IL
was determined 70 have stand erected
on the west side o. Hull street facing
the courthouse square. Il IS expected
that 9 very large crowd viii be present.
Al attempt viii be made 70 gei Judge
Waliel l.. Staples. vino speaks IL Pc
tersburc tonight 10 be present.
i Is understood that Iir. Wilimm II
Hennmc who haf been nominated the
Republican candidate Toy the House o.
Delegates from povhatan. will decline
thc nomination. ". HennInc is super
lutendent Of schools TOY powhatan. and
Il Is supposed that having t. surrender
tins office Is the reason whv he viii de-
cline
There viii be speaking al Glove, Hill
tonight bv MessrS j. A. Hancock Z.
a. Maurice, and John Il Ingram.
The drama winch was 10 have been
presented nj Cersiey's Hal to-nlrht mas
been postponed until Tuesday night.
The HustInes Court will probably
adi0srr i0r the term tins week.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-25

Ihe musicale last evening was tho
roughly pleasing and popular. livery
seat II Sanger Hall was filed and
al the standing room occupied. ar.
Frank Cunningham, the vocalIs,
os the OCCASION, gave great salts
faction II his every effort, and was
'encored time and time again. lie if
without doubt q natural singer. DOS
sessine rare magnetic powers. Without
cultivation and with veiled tenor voice.
ne giyes forth 8 depth of feeling and
expression that should be envlsd by
many singer Of greater opportunities
and more natural purity and power.
Like the born orator, tine test Of excel
lence with Mr.. Cunningham Is the ID
teresi he elIcits and the manner In
winch he gains the admiration OF ms
audience. lie is 9 Justly popular vo-
calist, and never fails Of pleasing. The
violin solo Of Professor KessnIch. az
vel as the hendelssohn piano duo be-
tween Professors Reinhardt and Thilov
were weD-rendered and pleasing mum
bers.
The orchestral numbers were gwen
with unusual spirit and fine effect. The
Andante from Mozart's first Smfonie
was. above all. highly meritorious ren-
dition. such ciasslc music II q pleasing
feature Of the Mozart musicale, and an
index OF progress IL the higher sphcr,
Of the divine art.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-25

~ %"t LfceW n! s"c sftHphN'f
On page al OF Beuton'g Thirty
Years III the United States senata,"
speaking of the means used IN 1884 by
the Bank of the United States TO gu, sp
extension OF its charter, MIR. benton
SAYS
This was . complete reply To which
no Que could make any answer and
the two distresses all prove the same
thing, that q powerful national bank
could make distress when II pleased,
and would always please TO dc II when
IL had al object to gam BY lt--eithcr
IN forcing q rrcharser or IN rcsprng
harvest Of profit by making 3 contrac-
tlon Of dcbts after having made an ex-
tension Of credit.
Now the last paragraph covers the
whole ground why banks, bankers. and
capitalists would now have silver kick
ed out Of our country n money or 40
debased NJ would cause -Ich harvest
TO them. History is but repeating h
self. and everything, still shows the
selfish motive nj men whose God n
wealth. y. 4.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-25
The Capfurs .f . Biro Tsmiis i.
BrunswicK ga. herald.

A iadv II tins CITY found nest OF
haB-gruwn mockIng-hirGs N her yard
recently. She succeeded IL capturing
Ihen. They were put II a temporary
cage End the cage pul n room. Du-
ring Ia, day IA, mother bird flew INTO
III, room and was readily caught and
pinced II the cage with the brood.
She began Instantly 10 feed them
with ihe food winch was IL the
cage, and did not seen 90 notice
TIT imprS0nment On the day follow
me the male bird flew INTO ths room
and offered no resistance. nor showed
any signs Of fight When she lady CO..
,ured nm. Tie war put INTO the same
cag,. and the lady nov hsF the entire
family. They seem conteuled and happy,
singing ant feeding thr young as though
they were n then native element. The
capIor Is entirely relieved OF the care Of
feeding the brd family The food 10
prepared and put ~ The cage. and the
mother attends u them
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-25
pnliea anurl

The following cases were disposed Of
YESTERDAY
William Coieman. assault. Dismissed
with costs.
August NOienkemper. Security Ie-
quireu Toy good behavior.
A. i. MAYO, drunk and dlsorderly.
Fined g..
Herbert File. assault. Discharged.
Edmund Gilman. drunk. Fined s..
John TAYLOR, stealing. Sen, on It
me grand jury.
Josiah Braxton colored,, stealing
Continued
FRANK St. CLAIR. assault. Fined
500.
a. 5. Bowler drunk Fined g..
Frank S. Ciar. stealing. Sent to
gail for thirty days, viii labor IL the
chaln-gans
Mary Thomas ,coiored. drunk
Fined g..
Thomas lonnors. drunk. Sent e.
iail iOI thirty dovs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-25
No FTLgRAyyON 0FWATKR


Til. tommit'-c on Wa,rr and hoard Of rus
Ia Interests Thinl g iucxpodieuL
Yesterday evening there was o iolnt
meeting Of the Committee o. Water
and the Board Of Public Interests. called
together for the purpose Of considering
the following resolution passed by the
Council and approved by the Mayor
August 10. 1885
EesolDe6 by the Common Council
the Board Of Aldermen cOncurrlng,
That the COMMITTEES OF Water and the
BOARD Of Public Interests be and they
art hereby. appointed Joint COMMITS
sioI, whose duty II shall be t. make
careful inquiry and examination as 10
the following
!. Whether any practical plan can
le adopted by which the water nov
furnished the CITY cal be properly fl
tered.
=. Whether. IL the event Of finding
some suitable method Of filtration. Il
would be expedlent to adopt II at this
time
.. The probable cost Of such Ms
cnlnery and apparatus. including al
expenditures which might become ne
cessary 10 insure effective operation.
AND that sald commission be IL
structed to report to TINS body as soon
aF practicable the result Of IL nvesti-
CATIONS.
My. A. D. HarCroye. chairman Of the
Committee OF Water, presided and
there was full attendance IRON botn
the Water Committee and the board Of
Public Interests. After q ree discus
slon oi the contract proposed by filter
mr company, and listening 10 the vIewt
Of Messrs. Glasgow. Jones. BowIc.
Ammons. DIckerson, and Hargrove. the
committee decided. OF motion OF Alr.
Ammons, to repo-t to the Council that
a lhis TIME Il Gld moi d-em Il eXpe-
dlent 10 contract with any parry foI IL
tratior Of city water
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-25

convicted IN Richmond city IN 1865 o.
isiopy and sent to the penitentiary for
one year. lie also ordered o special
eiectlon IN the THIRTY senatorial
district, composed OF the counties OF
Isle OF Wight, Nansemond. and South
ampton, to fill the vacancy occasionsd
py the death Of Senator c. Il. Orumpler.
lie unexprred term of Senator Crumy.-
LEI was served by Senator c. Il. Cansey.
1he election is to be held on the 3d of
November, the day Of the regular cleo
tIon.
The application for the pardon Of
Ahomak W Carpenter has been pre-
seIited to the Governor, and he will con
sioer 1t to-day. The petition rs very
strongly recommended.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-25
a BswE sseais q Treut.


Last rIdsy Amos Cartrighi was fish
ins IL the Big Bushkil. creek. lie had
caught several tr0ut. and he hooked q
large trout. and while playing It ~
poo iargs tsb-havk dropped down
upon the iish and rose with II rom the
water. Cartrighi was 80 sstounded
that th, hawk reeied Of hzlf ~ hif line
before he thought Of stopping the reel.
Tht hook held iast n the tyout's jaw,
the line parted AT thc fip Of the rod aud
the hawk SCARED away not only with
tire trout hu fires. leader. ant nifty
feet Of the fisherman line. Carsrighi
says he waF not ten feet away from the
trout when the hawk dropped on II and
IL full sight.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-25
III. 4. H.~.r.,,.,,u, WIN


The viii oi the late doseph Rosep-
baum was admitted II probate IL tne
Chancery Court YESTERDAY.
Tie begueaths to M brother Mr.. H.
Rosen baum all of ms interest IL the
land and building. thereon OF the south
sIue Of Broad street between Fourth
anC Fifth streets nov occupied b-
EourquTean. Price & CO. II J-, sinDil.
TO ms brother, Slsmund NJ. Bosen-
baum. who died d few duvs before mn.
he bequeathed IL 7e, yiHiDi> q iO, o.
land, seven and half acres. situated
on the north sIde OF Broad street. near
the pinel Hospital. extending bach t.
tse Richmond. fredericksburg anc
Potomac railroad. OF the s20 .00Q o.
registered Der cent. bonds Of ,ile CITY
OF Richmond. M Dequeathed IS 900 Il
has brother. SIgmund NJ. Rosenbaun..
So. 900 TO ms niece, Babetta Rosen-
baum, fOr her sole and separate use
and benefit during her lifetime. free
ron the marital rights and conrrol o.
her husband. and al her death tine
$4,000 10 20 10 her daughter Miriam d.
tsG siS1'ie, and $4,000 to MS nephew
Abram GoldDaeh. II trust 10Y ms Two
SONS
al the rest Of his estate. real and
personal, Is 70 be equally divided be-
tween the children OF his brother. NJ
kOsenbaum-viz., Florence. Minnie.
l'aisy. Odell. Erma, Corriune. Morton.
Josepk. and Sidney.
The estate If valued at $50 900.
HIS two brothers, S. NJ. and NJ. Rc-
senbaum wer. named IL tine viii a.
executors, with directions that nO ST.
curiry be required Of them. 5. NJ. Rc-
senbaum beng dead. Mr.. AZ. Rosen-
baum qualified as executor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-25
CITY AND SUBURBAN.
RICHMOND COLLEGE.
The CpsntnE OF fs, session I.asi Niahs--lp-
terestsng Exercises.

The GpentnE OF fit session l.asf Sirhs--lp-
serestsng Exercises.
The fifty-fourth annual session Of
Richmond College had fine opening on
yesterday and last night. For the first
time N Its history more than one hun
dred young men matriculated IN one
day, and this large number did not ex-
haust the attendance already On the
ground.
The chairman OF tine faculty, Pro
lessor II. II. Harris. had arranged the
detail with SO much Of forethoughf
and care that everything moved rapidly
and smoothly Oh.
A very large and Intelligent audience
assembled IN the chapel used for daily
worship. and the scene was animated and
'cheerinr as the faculty. students. their
friends. and many OF the Jiterafi of the
city met TO inaugurate another prosper
ouE session.
Alter q brief prayer by Rev. Mr..
Hutson. Professor Harris introduced
Or. ". ". Landrum. vino made mos;
felicitouE welcome TO the students. He
drew q fine picture Of the student as an
article OF value to the world. and wei
c0med the large band of young men
gathered ID this college to the homes
and society, the churches, and ths
work Of Richmond.
r After q delightfully-rendered song
by the Choir OF students. Dr. Brown.
professor Of English, delivered the
principal address on christian Edu-
cation" lie was exceedingly happy
n drawing q distinction between tn.
religion Of volition and the religion Of
force. and IL pIcturine before ms au-
dience the greater value Of the former
lie described tine principle which per-
vades this institution, which is vOlun-
tariness IL religion. - No direct teach
Ine. no dogma, but its spirit is every
where.
The exercises were closed by words
OF earnest exhOrtation and advice from
the chairman Of the faculty, who also
took occasion 10 state the happy out
look Of the session Of 1SS5-'sG
The college management has been
vigorously al work preparing for the
coming Of the students. and everything
about the grounds and buildings is IL
the most complete order.
the visitors noted with pleasure {
very beautiful window over the en-
trance 10 the Jeter Memorial Hall, the
gift Of =. j. Montague. Of thus CITY.
The design is IL capita good taste and
.ht work rich.
The library itself If a gen of couve-
nienee and beau1y. the PRIDE Of the co..
ieee, and the admiration OF the many
visitors who fiock Il SEE IL.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-25
{ tIuuIDtlCHt

Grand Eln der Golsses--a YIN brut-
q. ,. Z champagne II IL natural State
o. the finest Qualit-, from the estates
OF Nj. Bouchc. Of Mareui s. ~.
! rauoo TIN ls the first vintage 1851
OF new vmevarG and superior 60 auv
Champagne ever sem 10 tins country
We have only - cases. anC cannot
duplicate them n the crol wa very
small one. anL We would therefore beg
or friends IL send their orders early
OSCAR CEAN2 d Co.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-25
Fnir-v.sA Assra-tiop.

beside tine attraction afforded by the
presence o. President Grover Nieve-
land during the approaching air Of the
Virginia Agricultural Society. the al
nual address before the Virginia Div
sI0n. Association Army Northern VIZ
ginIa viii also be delivered II the nal
o' ths House Of Delegates bv General
j.. Il. Hill Oh the evening Of Thursday
October 30. al J. D.. The annual
anquet will taks place immediately
after the address. Subject Of the ad-
oress. The Confederate soldier II the
anks." The Address and the banquet
viii draw together here 8 numher OF
IstInguished men and will attract
Crcsf Rtrentio
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-25

ThE Democratic ciur mas reUrgau-
iZed by eiec,nc Nj Charles v. GOO
DIN president, to succeed Mr Johu l.
Hankns. vino resigned after q long
tern Of faithful service. AIr. g.. v
7 ylei was maae temporary secretary
and tie election Of permaneu, secretary
was postponed until d future meeting
The following gentlemen were elected
vlce-pre- Idents = , Campbell. L.
n. GiazebrooL. T. j. Starkc. and ..
L. Tucker. y. Az John l.. Hanklns
was elected treasurer. l. l.. Kun
iehr. sergeant-ai arms.
The club resolved t. NEE, Oh FRIDAY
nights during the campaign.
The new president Mf Cnarlio GOO
dI Is one Of the mos, popuiar young
mer II hls ward. and vii DO g0oC
wOra iUr the cause Of Democracy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-25

M Andrew l.. Elicit. collector Of
United States internal revenue. mas nj
pointed John L Preston United States
tobacco inspector II place Of L. T.
smith, removed, and Coleman Workman
tobacco inspector III place of j. NJ.
Campbell, removed. Mr.. Smith Ii
very popular hert witt the tobaccnnIsts.
MIR. j. Mike Macon haE been appointed
special deputy collector 10 visit she
various distilleries II this district.
Monroe " ard Democratic Club will
meet tonight nj their headquarters,
4l9 west Broad street.
Tharf was frost IN Richmond yester-
day morning and ice IL the mountains.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-25
WHY lee ou

suffer viii chillS ant fever whnr q
single box Of Owens Ant,-Chil Pills
vii efiectualIy cure you. Everybody
vino haF tried them say they are the
most certain cure they nave ever known.
bon Z TAI to trv them. They cure and
prevent 3 return. Price S0 cents So
boxes. e2.50
OWENS / MINOR druggists
Richmond Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-25

that would have competed him to 80
cept the services Of assccisss editions
and other subordinate selected by sounD
irresponsible board Of examiners out
side Of his establishment; or. 70
put It, perhaps. even mors psrtr
nenfly. that would hzys conlpelisc hmm
to retain in Their respective positions m
the World Office those who wers the
iucumbeuss when be entered into the
propr,esorships A man who works
upon business principles. whethor be be
the chief Of . department Of the Fed
eral Government. the proprietor OF .
newspaper, or other person otherwise
having che direction of subordinAtes,
cannot afford Ia surrender 10 outside
parties she selection of those Who are
to work under him and oonstitute hiS
business household.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-25
WI ARI READY FOR TIL
COLD WANE
with the largest assortment OF

lAlA lit lhAlEnA u--nt AllttLA %
MINIS YOUTHS BUYsl AND CHII~
IIlEN's CLOTHING
ver shown IL Richmond Werr always
iean with the LATEST AND THE BEsT
IL FALL OvERCOATs We oaer YOU 4
choice variety witt style and eronomv.
We're amply prepared 70 IL you IL
SUITS tou. and al awav-dowu prices.
For TROUSERS We can'i De beat II fl
style quality snc price.
We are showing al tine lat novelties II
GENTLEMEE : FALL NECK V-EhR
SHIRTS. COLLARS. CUFFs ano FTNE
FURNIsHINGs generally Lowest price,
ever quoted.
hN4E -iA-f-'A-A- 'lA-As~ v N-AE'-r II n
ihc new nnd srvlish shades including al
attractive assortment IL lLAIDs made NJ
witt pleated Dacf,E aud frOms T,ss ladies
vii FIND ouf stOof ~ tnese goods complete
ssll n al we asst
ANGLICAN CLOTHING COMPANY
s1G EMS Main street between
Ninth and Tenth.
~ - NJ BTNUHEIk 8 BROTHEK
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-25

Mr.. Joseph Simmons, late manager
Of the Virginia baseball Club. denies
owing tine bill Of s4s for printing score
ca-ds, for the non-psymsnt OF winch h,
vas arrested Wednesday afternoon.
he SAYS me viii fight II out the first
Monday IN October. at which time the
case comes up IN the Hastings Court.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-25

a large quantity Of shoes are made.
he has recently renewed his contract
with the State authorities. and has been
allowed one hundred and fifty con-
victF IN addition to the number hereto
fore hired him by the State.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-25

Yesterday. at meeting Of the Com
mirtee Oh Second Market. Mir. CAT
istt, clerk Of that market, presented q
written inquiry from huckster asking
whether parties who did no; rent stalls
IN the market would be allowed to ped
die IN the market during market hours.
The committees adopted resolution III
structing the clerk IN the future To pre-
vent any one from selling except al
rented Stalls.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-25

The city ambulance-Ir. Macon IN
charge-was called to the Chesapeake
and OHIO shops yesterday afternoon 10
a gentleman named Rock, who had 9
chill. lie was taken TO his home, near
the new reservoir.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-25

II rs assumed by this Administration
that ); Is being conducted on business
prinniples. What would our good
comrsde in Damocrzsic journalism, ths
editor and propristor Of the World,
have 10 say shout . business principle
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-25

The Governor yesterday removed thf
disabilities Of Aarralius Holmes, who
war convicted some time ago of petty
inrceny by magistrate Of Caroline
county and sentenced to be whipped /;
Floyd Brockins, convictsd of petty lar
ceny u Wythe aud Benjamin Mccoy,