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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-17
Kind words for Richmond.

The following are cXtrlc,> from Ist;"-
vlitt,n bv Nr. John y. NIncil. grlli
>,crctary ~ The Grand Lod 90 - Nl>on> -
Missouri. e. Hr. =. Ezosiel. " rhis ,.tv.
NJ. Ninci wa~ q delegate to The he;ho-
Dist General Conference here. and Wr
amouc those 20 whom The Richmond Ma
sons .ayo . Spocia, welcome:
Ny vie and bad very pleasant trip
home from Richmond, and reached Il
oui> m safety on SUNDAY morning. our
thoughts recur 10 the beautiful city on the
James with real ,ati-flctlou. W. carry and
cherish only pleasant memories ~ the *
ccllcnt rtori- and lovely Cly where W.
sy,nt three happy w,,k-. Personally | Lean.
not ,xIrc>s fully ny apfrcciJ'ion ~ th,
y,rv h'rd and cordial trpt'n ut received
bile among the Wlrp-helTt"i southern
resident. 4 your community. 10 place In
all our many and varied travels 80 won
upOn our feelings or has So strong hold
upon oar appreciation. We would rather
revisit Richmond than 20 t0 Europe. and
that j. SAYING a grra; dci, for i htS been
our h0pe and dream for years 10 ~oc the old
World.
Remember me most cordially 20 all my
Masonic brethren whom net. and present
ms d,tpc.t ackuoWlc1-m'nt Tor th' r1ur-
ts,y shown mo while among ih' cri, m
R-chuof 4. especially that roeJi entertain.
mput .n,uu,. That occasion will l,yc with
ai, = u- Hho anticipated l- l)us - men1r.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-17
ARTIST Or MOO tsiI,NERS.
An ENcifiug NT;ack on a Resort Of IL
H-it DisiilIers in fennsy iNan,a.

\ scranton special ,a~. . y rIiy.' 'oi,,ct.
~ Bedford. of the iuf,ruI.r.t. .Dut ssr-
vice. assisted 5y = posse oi Z nif'i state
n -.l1l., arrived n scranton tliS morn
i- from Su-Guchaunl With . trlo
= r1tor.u, mncu.hiucre in custody.
whom thOv arrested i., might near
N,w Milford afi,r sharp struggle.
The prison Wv. J.. Chandler James
Gow. and ". 4. ColWch-hlyo "a
d.-uil,ry-ic,u.c for the mgnuiartur"
If Wbi>bty. hut Tor several wears They have
been cheating TIE Government Boy falsely
ig tLcir returns, and - the tax il ninety
cents on thc gallon they haze been rclping
rich llryg-t. The mooC,hin' Whi-hey
TIN, manufactured ha, been sold iu bottles
arG KEGS fo thc -pUchIuuI-c"uniy farm
,rs end the country stores. cni good
many casks h'yc le'u ~mgg-i.d into th'
Iiscilfs Uri,r the uiui. Oi hero>"nr, :
short time no Collector Bedford. ~ thi-
CITY. hc-rn 10 suspect The meacre returns
m.dc tu him. ana hc immcd ltoly .nsr-
f.i,d 8n inquiry which resulted IN gather
in. overwhelming evidence that >uSqp,-
hIrul county 0Js oycrrun with noon
~h.n,r..
Yesterday cyeniu. -acc5mpin by Mar
.iaI Earring. ~ Wiikc-blrra: Marshal
Black. = Eu-hlmI ton, aud Eug,uc
O'Nrrl. Il noutro-c- Mr. Bedford made
rliJ .u tbc Ncw-Niliord mooushiucr>. ani
bad m ,XritiusyXpar',urc Tar di-t house
visited Wa, that oi ". T.. CHANDLER. where
it WI. understood uumJ,r 4 the ring
leaders were .ccre'ed. The building VI-
iu't,t and lalr,d. and tlc officers knocked
for som, time heiolo receiving any re- lv.
At length Woman asked What they
ts..fftf urrH "a. fl'I that fIft
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-17
Dore tn London


In iSSS Dore came to London and found
the fame rs painter which his couutrymen
had so resomlely denied him. In France
he wss acknowledged 10 be the greatest
illustrator - his time. Ills genius was ad-
mittcd aud his intuition n q translator; but
u was asserted and reAsserted that he had
no school In paiuiing-no practical know
ledge Of fundamentl rules. The me-
chsnical trimming upon which the
ant Of paintIng absolutely insists was
absent from bis work. A few years
ago II was said 10 distinguished
French amateur then in England: "Come
10 Bond street and see the pictures ~ your
greatest living painter And this was the
r,uiv WHAT DoTe our greatest paint
err You mean your greatest painter. lie
Is OGr greatest illustrator, but painter
never. lie j. neither greatest nor great;
indeed, We never Snew he was painter At
al until you told us so.r In Eng
land there was 10 doubt a. 10
Doie'. popularity. His grand Illus
irsied classics had won for bin an en-
thu.iastic appreciation before the Oorc
Gallery had begun to draw Its crowds. aud
when the "Nenphyte.' the "Chrislian
Haitrrs," and the "Dream OF Pilates
Wife appeared. theT were at once sc-
ccptcd - among the nohlest works OF art.
Wen received ~ be was every where, the
hero of dinners, bal,t, aud fttes, he was
slNay> longing Tor the old home-life
IN The Rue -. Dominique. iii, lOge for
hi. mother WaS absorbing. snd at the aye
oifCriy De- lived with her iust a. II he
had teen chId. Alter her death
he d. .crihcd himself Is most unhappy and
hegritroscu. In pathetic letter to his
ill,nd. Canon lIsrfori, D." writes work
doe Not console u nothing consoles me;
ior nm alono. alone. alone, without family
ara almost WtIou friends. EXl-t nee has
uo lonscr 1uN charm iIr me. iur have had
TIE 'mlI,NIdcucr not Goo know hoW 70 build
up d home ior myself AMI some one 10 lean
upon. without tlll ifcls but acurssd and
al,Wd 'LiuE."
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-17
Personals and Briefs.

~, Hnrico County Court will be in
session To-day.
No business was transacted IN the Ilu>-
ting, Court ye,iGdy.
IN rhe month oi MAY there We're paid
into TIE state Treasury S-,.lJ,.3-ior .4uo.
hc,u~c>.
Governor Lee. when IN Washington on
Monday. called On the President and pail
Bis respects.
Attorrcy-Gsacral L. \. Aycr- /, IN Phi'a-
dIphI. attending io mYortant husinc--
connected with the South Atlantic aud Ohio
Railroad Company.
I'm the Rciormor-' conference might be-
fole a,t an informal vote tlr city Clerk
Wg, taken. Te>uItm.'-B. T. Au-u-t, Il.
joseph Vi. shelton. =; scattering. 8.
In the Cty Circuit Court Yesterday tho
jury fu iLe Gaze ~ Talbot a son, again..
The Richmond and Danyillc Railroad Com
p1ny. not being allie 10 agree, was again adj.
iourncd over until th- morning.
I'm. Collins wa received At the penj.
t,utary yesterday from Gray,on county -
serve term ~ one year for malicious A.
.aui. Henry Lewis va, also received from
Dau,i.c for fiye yoai, for grand larceny.
The .tock u the proposed Brold-Strcet
Bank 10 tha amount = Sa5,l2j has been
subscribed 10 and $1,000 more has been
rroui,,d. The directors expect 10 make
prcp,rtion- q, -O0n a. $4,000 u the stock
Is taken.
Tie Hampton Band ,tronadrd The Dis
JQtch Office yesterday morning, ari then
proceeded % the Governor. mansion.
whore they repeated their programme.
The Governor W1, az his Office ~ The Capitol
during the sereuadt. lh., band was
brought here to IiIy ~ Major B1,sIeuX'-
funeral N the absence Oi The First Reg
ment Band II Providence, Il. l.
At The regular meeting u the Brick
Makers Association yesterday a cOmmittee.
compo-cd u Mt>sr,. We-tw0Cd and Red
ford, was appointed b 20 10 Washington
and Philadelphia and examine the working
of the brick-mOuldlng machines and report
On the advi,ability u substituting them IN
tcyards II Richmond and Manchester for
the present mode of moulding hy hand.
The Very Rev. o. Van De Yyyer, Wear
General # TN. diocese. will leave today Tor
New York. whence he will sail Tor Bel
GUM. q which be i a native. He carries
with lin the best wishes not only u the
member. Of his flock. Who fully appreciate
his uutiring zeal for their spiritual aud
temporal welfare, bot al,o u the comuu-
nifty al large. He eXpect- 10 return 10 The
month Of August.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-17
Mr.. HerrfIlas school.

The closing exercises Of Mr.. George T
MerrilIs select female school took plao,
Tuesday night. Rev. Or. Charles II. Read
made briei address 70 the scholars,
giving them excellent advice. The medals
and distinctions were awarded ~ the FOL
lowing pupils:
Firt Honor: Emma Scott and Louise A
Mayo Doth having the same rank, gold
medals.
second Honor; Mary Randolph. silver
medal.
Third Honor: Elise N. strother. prize
Best scholar IN Intermediate Depart
ment Louise r. Meade. prize.
Best Scholar In Junior Department Ger
trude We.siger. prize.
Best scholar in Primary Department
Best IN Mathematics: suhe z. Morris
prize.
Best in Spelling Florence A Asby. sl-
yer medal
Best IN Penmanship: Katie T. Butort.
prize.
Full Graduate: Emma Scott
Graduates IN the following schools:
School Of Mathematics: Elise n. Stroth,r
Augusta Rswson. Mary Randolph, Susie /.
Morris. Louise A. Mayo.
School OF Latin: Emma Scott.
School OF Mental and Moral Philosophy
Emma Scott, Augusta Rswson. Aloe l..
BurveU.
School OF History: Mary l. Skinker.
School OF Physical Science Augusta
Rawsop.
School Of English and English Litersiurs
Augusta RAwson, Alice l.. Burweu.
distinctions were awarded 10 those who
passed satisfactory examinations.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-17
THREE CENTS PER COPY.

reyereuf al pilgrimage 10 take the masters
hgId--it "a ne night thing now, since tne
s0vsut u the Able LIN. 90 call eli e'dcf'y
ofbbriiics "Msstefp--or st least 70 100.
upon the Masters face. DIR. Wendsu
Holiness face Is indeed very well worm
making pilgrimage N look at. The closely
sba,sn. wr.nkicd face. which portraits hsvc
made pretty familiar on this SIDE OF the
Atlantic. shows distinctly enough the
traces 81 the seventy and odd wears that
have passed over the Doctors head.
But the eyes-and they are the
most remarkable features ~ Dr. Holiness
iace--the eyes retain all their Youthful, even
their boyish brilliabcy. An observer said
of them very truly that they seemed 70
burn Ike kying Goals. and they look out
upon the world with all the Kin ily curs.
osiiy. and watch Il with sll the analytic
keenncss which first appreciated the
charms 81 the gambreLroOied house and
the quain,ness ~ IL neighbors more than
two generations ago. Many interesting,
many famous persons baye been hidden
beneath the roof-tree froP which now
John Of Bologna's ilermes leaps 10
heaven" t'ut none more interesting, more
dcscrvedly famous than Oliver Wendell
Holmes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-17
KNIGHTS TEMPLARS.
THE RICHMOND FRATERs IN PR0vI-
DENcg, RHODE ISLAND.
A Round OF Pieasure-visiting Points Of
Interest-The Programme
for To-Day.
rsner,.l telsSr.m 10 the plsps,en.l ]

Providence. X. l.. June l6.-After the
pafade Yesterday the COinmaDderies were
given q formal reception at Freema'ons
Hall. Governor Wetmore and other state,
city. and Masonic digniiaries participated
In the welcome.
TIE Governor made a very graceful and
felicilOus address. He said NirginiIns wer"
a. all times welcome Ia the lamd ~ Roger
Williams and Of Nathaniel Greene, the
friend of Washington. The mayor Of
Pro, idcnce and the Masonic Grand Master
Of the state followed IN 4 similar strain.
Sir knight \. X. Courtney made the re-
spouse ior the Richmond Sir knights ani
ladies. and spoke in eloquent terms of the
enduring friendship OF the Richmond and
Providence Tcmplars. which neither party
lines nor civil war had sllDdered since
1889.
Mayor smith, Of PhiAielphla. followed
Sir Knight Courtney in happy aud elect
i've speech. \ gayel said to be made % a
piece OF Libby prison was presented to It.
J0bh's CommandeIy by Richmond
knight. and Frank Cunningham presented
q gravol.stoue dug from Dutch Gap ,othei.
W i,e Buffers dI'chl. lie also sang by gen
oai rcquesI srd with beautiful eGec, th'
ballads The Blue and the Cray an /
| - lf " l'l VI tfNt-N't tli.ts
The same evening delightful vocal and
instrumental concert was eivcn In honor 81
tbc southern visitors. while also IN elegant,
/ colhtion progressed IN the same building
in tonor OF the southern knights.
To-day the visiting Yrgnmn> and their
lady friends were taken 10 Newport, thirty
mile, hence The al Wa delightful. The
music ~ the National and the other band
vas delicious. and tie tef ling dominant was
,ycrlthine that could De- desired. Newport
il 4 place u elegant residences. and the
drives ore pretty beyond comparison. In
goingihiiher the party went through Mount
Hope hay. Carriages were IN waiting, and
the guests went ON a ten-mile drive. on the
way visiting Crenton's Reef liie.uvug sta.
ton, where the old Atlantic could De- sen
In some - his mid manifestations. The
visitor, arrived back here boy e O'Clock.
Tonight there j. tO he = banquet AZ In
/ fautry Hall. the largest room iu the city,
and meeting ai'crward, "a stag party II
/ FrCcmasoD,' Hail, where the Providence
uovs LoIe makeuS all very tired. Thurs
/ dav. June l1tb. az IL 4. VI. the >ir hni.h's.
/ IN falisuc dress, and their ladies will meet
/ tL,il guest. ON lNcGGngc Place and tai"
/ ior> -caI. for Roger William, Park. and
40 T. n. tab, n. Train st Roger WillIms
Park for Oakland Beach 20 plrt1ke oi =
/ Rhode island claM.hlh"; AZ =. u. tax
! the train for Providence. After tn return
from oakland Bcs,l r,ir' ,lmCui, W,I b,
served o. tha sir KNIGHTS in fTrem1,ou,'
Hall A. G.lj Z. Vi. the N.r knight ~ -
Johns CoWuluGery vii NEE, 81, lrce-
ua.ou.' Hall ln iuil r,ctin 20 escort the
guest, to the boat and thence hom'"ard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-17
Police Z OUrg.

The fdTwing cI>es weFc dispC-ed d
yesterday:
George Tobicu. a,-aultinc and threaten
ing t0 beat John Thomas. Fined g.
Isaiah Vessels lcolored', di'Orderly and
assaulting Maria Christian on the street.
Discharged on payment q costs.
Fannie Cbalkley oOinred'. Annie Brown
fcolored., Lottie Hlll lwLiteb ana J. NJ.
Granger white, keeping an ill-goyerned
house. Cbalkley was fined g and costs,
and al were required 10 give security i0r
twelve months in the .um Of 200.
w. Lewis, drunk and disorderiy on
the street. Fiufd S2.jo and costs.
Warrenton Ford ,col0redj. drunk. Fined
e. 80 and costs.
John Pryor, drunk. Fined e and
costs.
W. r. Mcdonald. stealing silver watch
from the rerson Of J. Leyirr. Dismissed.
Robert Curtis. trespassiug on the pre-
nlses Of George Z. Sch0nbergef and abu-
sing him. Dismissed.
John MeCOo (colored), stealing 4 lot Of
eggs from L. 4. Murphy. Whipped IN
eOurt hy his mother.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-17
LADY'S DEATH Al SEA.
sad DisappOintmonf Or rr. Chiid-, or
phtIadeInhJa.

\ Philadelphia special of the l5,I -iy,
Whon the -'csm,lip Lord Cough, from
Liverpool. reached hcr wharf to-day Mr..
George V. Child, eagerly scanned the faces
II the pas, ngcr- in expectation oi ,cei1 ;
I lady NLo was o. Doe the guest II Mr..
Child, 90 h.- country scat, Woo'en. II"
ledy not beng among tl' passengers, hr.
Clild- sought CAPTAIN IlugLe-, who To-
formed him thst the lady D. expected to
meet, MIS- Margaret Jones, oi London.
had died o. sea On the 9th instant, and that
her body lad been consigned 10 The ocean.
Miss Jpne. vas a prominent aud wealthy
lady of the English capital, and was a near
relative oi the late Lord CaIibne,s, who
died about year ago in New York soon
after his arrival in this country. The I'M
expected new was quite a shock 10 Nr.
CLilds, as PREPARATION. had been made by
him for round oi enjoyment Tor the di>
tinguishtd lady.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-17
Raaenostar Notes.

At special meeting Of the Electoral
Board held Tuesday evening hr d. NJ
Robertson was elected member Of Tue
Board 10 oil the vacancy OccaTOned by Tue
resignation Of Mr.. John O'Brien, who was
recently elected a member OF tue Cry
Council.
The differences between the brlck-manu-
iacturers and the brick-moulders OF ths
city have not a. vet been adjusted. Toe
manufacturers maintain that the price oil
bricks and the demand for them Will mol
Justify making the demanded increase OF
IS per cent. In some OF the yard. white
men have been put TO work and are doing
the moulding at the prices which the col
ored men were getting before they struck.
Tom 4. Owen, OF this city, received a
diploma at the commencement OF the kicn'
mond High School Tuesday night. lie
graduated In February and soon AFTER
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-17

u.sc or IT'S E'ehteentn AunuaI Ses-
sion Yesterday.

The eighteenth annual session oi the Ma
tionsl COunci OF toe Junior order Of
) nittd American Mechanics closed ycster-
day.
The Older met AZ II 4. VI. in the hall o.
the House ~ Delegates, and after rp-
vision Of the laws and other important
lu>ines, fCr the benefit OF the order the
body adjourned SiHe de-
Ii> next annual meeting Will be held IN
PaltimOre IN June.
Yesterday afternoon thiriy-Scveu male
members oi The order and elc,en lady mem.
Drr> called on the Governor.
THIS morning the visitors will bc c--
corted ~ mcmber~ ot the order here -
different points Of interest in the city, and
in the afternoon they propose going out for
a six hours' drive.
To.ni.lt literary and musical enter
;ainmc1l will he held 20 y Outiceuo lial'
\ banquet Il piZzin'', uptown store will
follow. Governor Lee J. expected 20 b.
present at tie banquet and 10 make an %.
df,>a. They will then return ~ Mout-
c,l'o Hlil. where complimentary hop wli.
tc t,udtrrd b; the order of lbi, cts.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-17
anoXET TKINY CIGARS.
smoke TRIxY CIGARs.
MOTHERS! MOTHERSl!

Are you disturbed o. night and broken of
your rest by asicK chl.d suffering and crying
with the eXcruciatingp pain of cutting teeth
n 80 90 az once and geta bottle Of MRS.
WIN-LOW : SOOTHING SYRUP. II will
relieve the poor little sufferer Immediately
depend upon n. there Is 10 mistake about
~. There Is not a mother on earth who has
ever used 10 Who VII not tell y0u al once
that .t vii regulate the bowels. and give
rest 20 TIE mother and relief and health ID
the child. operating Ike magic. II Is per-
t,ct.y safe to u. IN al eases and pleasant %
the taste. and - the prescription u one of
NJ Oldest 2nd l.st female physicians and
nuns IN the United states. sold every
where. Twenty 1--we c.ntA bottle.
jc l5-eOilw
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-17
EASE BALL sCHEDULE-
Games TO bc Played by the state
League Clubs.

The following Is the schedule of hl-o-
bail games to hc PLAYED hy the f1U, clubs
named. which were recently organized int"
Stat. league.
EICHYONDs. At HONE.
With Lynchhurgs June u. =: %; July
lc. T., ~; August II, I3, Il; september
:. ~. lo; H.. Il. is.
With Pctcrsburc-: June y, 70, y; ,riIy
y. -. p; August IL, l., l.; ecptcmbc-
II. l3. u.
W.th Norfolks July ,. 3, -, p. y:
August -, -, II: -, -, -.
LY>oHBuEGs. At HoNE.
win RichmonG,: jay 3. e. -. -. n;
August :. g, 10; september ., {, Il; 80. }o.
AMI october l.
With Norfo,k>: july 5. Q. 10: August {,
2. T.. 80. 81. and september l; september
-. -. -.
With Tetcr,lurgs July 80, 81, ana Au-
cu,i2 August -, -. -: september -
Il. -.
PErEEsGURCs. At HONE.
With Lyuchbures June 30, and july J..
>: July 9G. -. Is; August -. y, -; seq
ttmber H.. l.. ls.
With lchmond- July :, 9. 10; Angus,
4, 3, d. 30, 81, aud >,ptemter ; >rptem.
Der p. -, -.
With Norfolks: July =, l3, II; August
:. q, 10; september 3, I, 6. -, 30, and
October ].
NoRFOLKS. At HONE.
With Petersburgs: june 81, -. -: JGiv
le. l., 70 August II, II, Il: september =.
@. IU.
with Lynchburgs: June -. 2G, - July
y. -, %; August IL, l.. Is; september H.
1@,l4
with Richmonds: June - and July J..
.: July 80. u, ana August > August %,
q, %: september ~, u, %.
Il will be- seen from the above that th'
fir,t game at Richmond will he played mex
Monday With the Lynchburg- aud the last
one. :, ,ptember 18th, with the same club.
The management expects 10 get two more
clubs. making six in all. II such be the
case another schedule will have 10 be- ar
ranged. An application for membership
ha- already been received from the Dan
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-17
An Anniversary for the Richmond
Light Infantry Blues.

TODAY j, the tNcnt5-s,cOud anniversary
u the holty.cOntc>ted fight before Pclcr~-
bug. IN which the Richmond Light In
fsutIy Blues were actiy. participants.
Here II was that Captain c. Z. Bigger. %
Richmond. then first lieutenant and acting
ciptain. vas severely wounded. The cap
tain % the CON m2auy, Frederick Carter.
had been wounded on the 18th u June,
two DAYS before, and died on that very dAt
The i7th). Captain Bigger wound nr-
ce>Sitaied the delicate operation Of reSe.-
rol. which required great surgical skill.
TO ave his srm. The bone was taken our
from just below the shoulder 10 four and
ban inches Of the elbow. Captain Bigger
was subsequently promoted 70 the cap
taiacy 81 the Blues, u shown by the sui-
Joined order:
HIADoUARTERs FIRST military DiSTRICT.
DEPAErNEST =. c. AND :. Va.
November {, 1864.
T. G,7.ersl $. Cooper, AdJ4taHi and m
sJectOr GeHerdl:
General Captain T. Carter, of COMPANY
A. Forty-.irth regiment Nirnnn yOlun.
tcers. was wounded on the 18th Of juno,
and died on the lTth Of June a.t in defence
oi Petersburg. The first lieutenant.
butIlf Dtkk'ls W. WVtuNA'N oN f'A"'f
in he left arm on the 18th u June last, and
hs. since been in the hospital. He
is now recovered 80 a. to claim hi
promotion IN place Of Captain Carter. !
take pleasure In recommending hm for pro-
motion without examination. He enlisted
for the war early in ISL with his CON-
psny-the first, perhaps, in the state to do
so. He has always proved a meritoriou'
officer competent, dilgent. and without
reprosch-eIcept the honor of hi- wound,
IL that be thought more than physical dl'-
ability-iu the way u disqualification. A.
50 officer Of experience and glllantry, well
known and liked by his men, know %
none better entitled 10 promotion for merit.
Respectfully, your obedlent servant,
HENEY A. WISE,
Brigadler-General.
y. 3. Lieutenant Bigger was under my
command, and on the 18th of June, when
Captain Carter was killed. Since the 18Th
/ have been in command Of this district.
II. A. WISE, Brigadier-GenerL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-17
p, Holmes n Chelsea.

Chelsea WIS in condition OF unvonted
exc itement one day last week, caused by
the presence In the midst Of that old court
sul urb Of the Americas lion OF the hour,
Dr. Oliver Wendell Holmes. Tue house in
Cheyne Gardens, where Dante Gabriel Ros-
setti lived and lsbored and suffered, and
where the musical divine now dwells, was
welcoming the autoerat within It's walls. and
IN, u all parts Of London pcopie poured In
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-17
ANew TeIspnonc 0ompany.

\ copy = the charter II Incorporation,
which has been granted D.. no. i.ru
Court - Winchester o. % arHAer o' Nrr
Nofh and Baltimore capitalists, 20 ho know.
go Tie Trrrhull IntcrU''nn Irl.ph1u.
Company. with q minimum capital -'1tk oi
Sp.u.u.u,D, Was received - 'ho Office ot %.
secretary of the commonwealth yesterday
The eour.uy j. formed for the purpose o.
renting, operating. huyng, ana ,'Ilin
fcltvLor!c instruments. or patents f1r th'
sane. and 'o receive and transmit me,>lgc-
t,tV,,u thi. and foreign countrir-. To"
vrmoiTal oNce 81 he company VIII hc lo-
Gated ~ Alexandria, Va. md thcchcf bu>l-
No., 81 the company viii b. tansIc,c.
There,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-17
A Murderer Receixsd .

Some three or four years ago two colore1
men, one named John Cunningham ana
the other Starke Montgomery. went 70 a
candy-stew In the city Of DanvIlle. While
there they got into 4 row, which ended 10
the killing OF Cunningham by Montgomery
The latter was tried, found guilty, and con-
yicied Of voluntary manslaughler. le-'
ierday be was delivered at the penitentiar!
10 serve five years for his crime.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-17
New iaIeTprlss-

= II IT|'I y ~ I''-I-''
We are glad 90 see that our merchants
hlyc tasen the proper step IN the right d.
rcrtlou IN closing UP Their paces 0f bust
uo.s ,ari,r than heretofore. IL l. quite a
new Thing here. and wc trust thai they all
will abide iy Their a,rc'mcnt 10 make II a
complete success. a. 10 q, beneficial TO them
n wei a- 10 th,ir employees. We hope that
those who have lao, vet taken thi, step viii
give Il their bc-t and most worthy consid-
.iltioa. and DO -o at once. y.