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4 Body Found.

-ieclsl ielegTsi1 20 De DispGtcal
CHAKLEsIoN, ". VA. April 22.-
The body q samuel Quimby. who was
Z. owned II New River pear Hawks
Nest on April 10Th, was found a short
distance below Hawk Nest this morn
ipg. The body was very much swollen
bui Dot otherwise dishgufed. IL will
be sent TO Baltimore tonight for inter
utnt.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-23
D0LSnN

rso procnc..e great bol-s IN my bsee sn6
cbv<i af.e mas removed a. the hair OF my
Essd yet J bssgkn 90 improve ~ weeks
t.gbe snf fhs soses feznn 20 hesl. sne we're
srtirsly gems made " eAgni vctek
WILL JONES.
Porter unloB fesl lsoyol
cssco. TxxAs. July IS lsss.
5re<tse op BLOOD anf sk1n Diseases
mated free.
fTK SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY,
ODse' 4, Atlanta. tss-. hsw Sork. lt7
wess Twenty sIfest. ks
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-23

]. 3. NoXon, Cashier Of First Ss-
dOnal Bank Of Sing Sing, y. J., SUI
fered greatly from Costiveness and Dys-
pepsia, due 70 oyerwork and want OF
regular exercise. After wasting much
tine and money in seeking remedy,
be began taking the cd reliable Bran
drsth's Pills, two every night for three
weeks. lie now has > good appetite
and capital digestion, and will answer
any written OF personal inquiry regard
ipg his remarkable cure.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-23
BLOOD

" tne iise and hs t wise v no rerneIni'eis
q sui ~ lSsrcb of lRsi year ASA con
,rscied biOod- poison. GrG being u SSt&b'
EEsh g.. ~ tbe tiiBe J went into TIE nts-
ptsl there Cor tTcS Stment. 7 suffered Fery
much .rtsn rheumatism NJ the same Z ne
! al not get wei uudef the tres tine III
tnsrt. ror WA ] curce by any q, the Usua
u1rAns. ! have pvS i&ker seven bottles y.
%,sifis q Specific sud All sound and Vel. u
ercve TIA poison oUt through bo.k oD The
sfsn DAN LEAHf.
JTKsrH CITY. n j.. Angusi ?. lsss.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-23
ADJUSTMENTS.
DICHMOND THEATRE.

DICHMONO THEATRE.
IL TWENTY -~kCOND SEASON.
MONDAY. ArErL zsrH.
JFEyE NIGHTS AND "WEDNESDAY
MATINEE
the r0gredy event o. The year-tle .
fugUishc6 ADFri-su Actress.
NEs jobs IkEN.
.u s. hriuIsui production Of " :. Gil
BFKI : most success'Dl Comedy,
-EN0AF ~
Greater fhHp TIE AZ EEto more anus. ne
han F1nHfofe tuef ttap Patience
Supported by tbs following
NJ Chrrife WhIch Miss ~ydnsy CoWel
Nr Howard Ian . Miss LOO ~ fesrce Ny
l. FffauHfrIck N 50 + 'EBbeth Andrews
NJ &. j keyruldg and Mis- Alice kC'ier.
pftces - ususl keserfe "a seats o. BOX
Gree SAT- EuAA MORNING 81 o ciocs.
7s1.fs.rrre ~ e. az ~ bts
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rTgyprIs NOTHING SURPRISING

i IA she tscf that KenSpn Cspcine i1s..
ferS ere WIDELY initiated. Thai cofAp 80
souf,A ara d YsailsY sprea rspce IN typ1 sre
freely og,sret fcT sale. Articles 81 great ana
,ys1s4psi merit siusys have 10 con Tee VIII
.sNshv tulifafions We warn toe Enpoc
So ir.ss the So eAIiet " CaTsicun. CapSi-
- - O. ry,sfin a + and ~(aysscine pissfefs
uhefher FepfnnsT Bufiona or oibef-
Ne They tsve no medicinal or curative
Ntrtues whatever and sse made 70 Sci on
she refyusAfffsa q fsensons The Eenv ne
hss tbe word Cspcine cut In The centre.
sPss- D SuG1u
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-23
FILTHY ALLEY.

Mr.. Cabell offered the following reso-
ticn under q suspension Of the rules =:
Reso7red. That the Board Of Health
be directed 10 use the hands and carts
10 clean out The two blind alleys on the
west side Of Seventeenth street between
Main and Cary, which are now loaded
with filth IN consequence Of the late
food and dangerous TO the health not
only Of the neighboIhOOd bot also OF
the city.
The resolution was referred 10 the
Committee on Health.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-23

!. THOMPSON BEOWN q CO. 8 ?. NJ.
csu missioner sale cf irSfue house and
ioi Oh seventeenth street.
SUTTON q co. ~ =. n, commissioner .
tE.e VI yTlck stofe snc fgO-story prcE
dwelling a. TIE south vesi corner of
i.Ouls ana and fourfh streeis
JOHN z. GODDiN 5 p. NJ. brick dwelling
No north .ecoad street.
CEDEGE NAEBOS q SON. Y. NJ. four
brlcK tenenent ewelilpgs Oh Elgnteentn
street.
FURMAH TtPPER s ?. N. brick dwelling
No zol Mayo street.
Ii RTIDOS TAYLOR. 81 r. ~. comfnis-
sousFs sale ~ tvo-ztory BRICK dwelling
No. eIs Fourth street.
r. L. COOK 1880 A n, r,sss. mAgroiiss,
s,ergresns te.
r. b. COOK - A. n. bou&.solf farm sturs.
syrpp, viDsgAr, behring's. anc -four.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-23
Board OF ALDERMEN.
Report of Committee on Streets
Agreed To Ia Part Ac-. de

AEreea To 4. Part ac-- dc.
A called meeting Of the Board Of Al
dermen WAS held yesterday evening al
: Q o'cIock 10 the Council chamber. Pre-
sent Messrs. Bass I'm the char /,
Adams, Cabell, Crenshaw, Crump,
Dieksrsos. Powers. Randolph, Rose
Taylor. and Williams.
The Chair stated that the meeting was
called for the purpose OF considering the
report Of the Committee on Streets,
winch had been adopted By the Com
mon Council at It's last meeting.
The Cierk--Mr. August--rcad On
the report until Mr.. Dickerson moved
TO lsy on the table the resolution IN the
report which provided that s2Ss be ap-
propristsd iof . new granite curbing on
Tvenfy-sixth street between Marshall
and Clay streets. Mr.. Dieksrson said
that this iien Vas mistake, and be
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-23

The following cases were disposed Of
yesterday:
J. l. Root, asssulting and beating
Amanda Riley. sent on 70 the grand
ury.
James I. Frejericks 'colored. tight
ng il the streets. Fined t. and costs.
Bartto Guseden, drunk aud tres
passing On the premises Of Dr.. William
Grete. Fined g. and costs.
Joseph Blair, drunk. DISMISSED.
Thomas Peasants colored +, assault
rg and beating Robert Taylor. Fined
III and costs.
Montgomery DGndridge 'colOred)
drunk. Fined g. and costs.
Maria Bicycles lcoloredD, cursing and
abusing Sarah Jackson on the street.
Fined Is and costs.
Joseph Woodson and Peter Brown,
buying and selling old Junk without q
license. Fined each a..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-23

III True ,-Palmer's "skin-Sae-
cess" Is safe. speedy, positive cure
for skin complaints Of every name and
degree. Tested 50 years. References
almost eYeryvhere At druggists.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-23
WET AND DRY.
TIE "L0cAL-ofTIox" ELEcrIoxs N
THE STATE yEsrrRpAY.
The Views From vGrieas Pofnts-Roct.
bridge County Goes Very wei-nent.
gomsry County Very Dry.
lspeel.I telsgran % tbe psp.te...I ]

lSpeeis1 te-eefan 70 tut D&pAOa-l
LEXINGTON. VA, April 23.--five
prcipots 10 this county. ipclaassg
Lexington. give majority Of 4ar 81
license. The county has undoubtedly
gore anti-probibiuSD by good ma
jori'y.
No LICENSE IL MONTGOMERY.
Especial telegram 10 lle u.pateh.i
CHRisTiANsBrko. VA. April IL
Seven precincts Of Montgomery cosasy
give 3 majority for "no license" OF
55s. The remaining Eve precincts will
aot materially change the agafes. The
election is Tor the whole county.
A wET DAY IN FREDERICKSBURG.
speeisi telegram 70 the DisTstoh.I
FREDERICKsBUBG, VA, April 22.
Frederickkburg goes wet" ~ 2i0
rsjoIity. Rev. W. NJ. Robinson and
The eolored members Of shiloh church
refused TO allow the question 70 be dis-
eussed IN their church. The election
! was ore Of the most orderly ever beld ia
this city. The "weis " are jabilsst
to-right.
LIBERTY DRIES UP.
Especial telegram % the Li.patca-i
LIBERTY, Va, Aprii 22.-rae Lib
srty district went " dry" by s2 ma
jorIty lofBeisll. The election psssedof
quietly. ard but 4 small vote vas
pelled. The election Was held IN thls
district only.
ABINGDON WIT. But TIE COUNTY
PROBABLY DRY.
special telegram to toe Dispatoh.l
Abingdon. Va, April pa spe.
cisl election was held to-day in six Of
the seven districts Of this coGaty. No
election was held in GoodsOn district.
owIrg 20 tie interference OF . municipal
election IN The town Of Goodson, and
The election IN ths, district has been
ordered Tor June l7th DeKt. Abingdon
precinct gives the wet " ticket III
ma sjoriiy out Of total vote Of T07.
Two precincts 20 hear from in this
district vii change this result but lit
tle- as there VII be q tie vote 10 these
two precincts.
Gisde-SpFirg precinct gives a dry
ms ioIity Of is out Of total vote Of
o.. Cedsryilie, IN Glade Spring dis
tfic,. viii also give - dry " majority.
Returns iof other county districts
and piecincts cannot be had tonight.
but tbe most suibenuc indications are
that Use e the SIX districts will 70
" cry by good mSjorities, leaving
Abingdon alone a. the prize Of this
csy wc'k to the " wet " ticket.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-23
Prohibition IN Georgia.

10y ttIekftpI % LLt UhiAlcusI
AUGUSTA, Ga. April 22.-0ut Of
- counties II Georgia, prohibition
operates, II ore way OF another. IN over
llJ counties. Washington county, one
Of the largest IN the State, has voted
Tie dry ticket ~ majority Of 2i2.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-23
Srrietiy Pure.

40 mercury. bu. purely vegetable.
We refer 70 DR.. Dsvid's Vegetable
Liyer-PiIls. Hyou suffer with dyspep-
sia, Indigestion, biiOusnsss, sick head
ache. constipation, or any disease oi
the liver, get boz containing twenty
fysl Of DR.. Dsrid's Liyer-Pills aud
take them by the directions around the
box, and you viii be cured. Price
Is cents, i've boxes for 81, every.
where.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-23
supreme Cour, Of Appeals. Yesterday

kthrer against the city Of Rich
uord. From the Circuit Court Of
Bichmond. Affirmed. Judge Lewis de-
hyering tbe opinion Judge fsuntle-
roy dissenting.
The questions raised were a. 10 the
power Of the city 10 raise or lover IL
streets. and Whether ID 50 raising or
lowering b. would be responsible 70
the soutting owners for incidental IN
.uTies 70 The adjoining lo;s-such inju-
ries a. ciuinutl0n IN the value Of PRO
perty OF the rendering Of egress or IN
gress thereto difficult. thereby ~ uring
business that might be carried on
therein. The court held that the city
has The right 70 lover It's streets, pro-
vided It keeps within the lines Of the
street and does not place upon the al
joining corners any earth or other SUBJ
stance while grading the streets for
such incidental injuries she Is not re-
sponsible Tor damages 10 the sDgtting
owners
BaIksdsle against Hsirsion. Prom
he Circuit Court Of the county Of Hall
fs2. Affirmed, Judge Lacy delivering
he opinion.
Petersburg Railroad Company against
Hiie. From the Hastings Court Of Pc
iersburg. Affirmed, Judge Hinton de-
hyerug Ii. opinion Judge fsunueroy
dissenting.
Sutton against McKenney. From the
Circuit Cosrt Of the county Of West
moreland. Reversed, Judge Lewis de-
hvering he opinion.
Marks against Spencer. From the
Cucui, Court Of Meckleuburg county.
Reversed, Judge Lewis delivering the
opinion.
Moore against Lipscomb. Argued
by J. T. Tucker, Jr., Esq. and K. z.
". Morris. Ksq. for appellants, and
Ma OF Ber rjsuin II. Nash for sppellees
anc submitted.
Messrs. J. Z. Tucker. Jr. aod W.
2. McIlwa.ns were allowed 70 practice
as counsel IL this court.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-23
the "dry" ticket Vas sweeping the
town, and a sta.ementfrom Hon. W. W.

the " dry" ticket vas sweeping the
tovn. and q sta,emenffrom Hon. W. W.
Berry that at / o'clock Liberty was
fast growing "dry" called forth load
applause.
The citizens Of Lypehburg were heart
lily thanked for their warm hospitality,
The lines Of travel for reduced rates,
The press for their report. aud the presi-
dent and secretary for their able and
efhcient services.
vALEDIcToRY.
The president, Hon. J. y. Stabbs,
made a ringing yiledietory speech.
which elected Wild enthusiasm.
The Convention was adjourned with
tie benediction BY Rev. W. 6. Lump
hill.
There is an immense meeting at the
rink to-uigbi, at which Rev. DR.. Peter
son will reply 10 the speech Of Hon. r.
e.. II. Kesne. delivered last night, aud
Rev. c. A. Taylor tooloredl. Of Eich-
moDd. will reply to the speech Of CO.
lored orator from Georgia who spoke
for the hquor-nen last night.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-23


The Petersburg club viii play :
" picked nine a. Virginia Park a.
ll.3o o'lock this morning. ard tie
Hanover Academy club vii play E
''p,ked ri1e % The college csmp-s
al j 80 tomorrow morning.
CAMEs ELSEWHEEE NE-TEEIAl.
by telegraph 20 Tie DlEps;c1-
Philadelphia FhlsdelphiEs. :.
HeVEIks. :.
Cincinnati. Cincinuatis. 9; Pits
burghs, ?.
New York Metropoltans. { Aih-
letics. =.
Augusta Augustus. Ailaotas !
Macon Nashvilles. 3 Mac0ns. q.
Washington Nationals, 2 Roches-
;ers. ..
ssvsrnah Memphis, : SavannAhs
J..
Charleston Chulestous. :; Chatts-
Doogts, C..
New York ColumbiAs, New
Yorks. l0.
Brooklyn: Brooklyns. G; Bait
morts. ..
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r,,n1nAIT. rnR or,ICE.

MOST RESPECTFULLY AN
L NoUNCE iryse.f 3 candidate ior the 20.
CITY = EE EANT.
Xrrs = a. SMITH
7 RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCE
i ,frsslf 5 cEuc date fnF re-eIectlon ~
CITY ~EkoEANI,
sa.tteef 70 nom nation uy TIE Democratic
s-ts N LEE
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wEETrNGs

uEADQUARTERs C0M-N/
Il NANpERY or ST. Az. x
IRFW. No. Is. X. 7, RICHMOND ~
Va Apri3 - 1sse SIN kNIGHTS y
AficBd q sisted assemoiy OF the Com.
r. trHudsry 81 the Nsyluin. -. Alos ns hsil.
fhilAY, ESD instant 81 7.s0 o clock 7. NJ.
90 'al'gue dress.
Nsnts.rx o. Richmond Com rosnsery. No.
Z srd NJ irhntienf S,r knigh a sfe couF-
feotsiy invited O. % uresefIt
i's O. Ger % TIE kmineui Com usnfer.
WILLIAM O FNGLi~B.
"a sptaln-t3e DsfHL
Attest GEcEsE {. 1EFFKKs0N. Recorder
sr.eEfs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-23
Rsehmeud Theatre

Tonight and Saturday and Saturday
matinee - Only . Farmers Daughter Z"
vii be given. and st popular prices
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-23

LDoE OUT Tie country IL nooosc with
scuitsrsted Lard. lie sure you arr not uslng
4. ia OcOr v ben cooking De,rsys H.
CAssAKDs -TAK BKASD LARD ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-23

Attend Z. y. Chafin { Co. S auction
sale Of personally on The 2sIh. see
Advertisement.
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Ts~IsfNs.

EUROPEAN TOURS FOB YOUNG
l. LADIES
Nr.a ANNL EHAW W pas ler vea'
t...t tu I.Icifu,ue cary p AAs and vlI ue
rlhc Co. 500 IS e. 81 ~ 800 f.-r ne' pai
les Afcres E.NeL later
FrrfFSlr rTAlg. MErct 50 lssf.
a9lsSl.W l.WNFs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-23

Two yeGs sgo contracted biooo- poisou.
Amer isklng pTescr1 Iftlu.s ffOM the sest
M veseis r,s hers ard si itsiias. J conc ed
te vls.f Hud Springs and On reaching Tex
affkHs . 6oetof recommended me % Try
eyift o sy.cifle assuring tos thAx 4 would
benerf ne more tnAp Hot tprlngk Al
fk.oser Ina
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-23

" NOTlCE.-All persons who have
y been exsmlrei by Ir. CHARLIE
EgfFIrs f0- the rev CDuDcl q Home
Csffif wiii meet a. fSute's lian cc'rner tirsi
pfd Broad streets yht- ffridHyB kNf-
SlSG. Apr ~. lsse. o. 7,to ocioc
TgoDP3y. when ne Council VII ne lnsn
fufFf -
sp 3e-lf - a. 49,. -
THT MEMBERS OF TIE JEFFER-
Il SON WARD DEMOCRATIC Gil p ere
renpes,ec 10 r4leef 81 fbe oliics % me James
E8Nef ToW iDg Company. tlcnieepth sn4
Var F'Ieefs FRIDAY NIGHT. Aprli zsd ~
sO'tiOcf By urdsi q 90
=. - GiHBDNS. President
A T.. .HoCKNCuATIGE, Secretary.
~ zs-ifs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-23

Iisndsomesf baby Carriages End losest
prices ~ LzyY a DAVIES.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-23

Gel tue BABY Carriage ~ Levy q
DANIes. You Will save some money.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-23
sxoKE TEI1Y CIGAEs.

Lovely sirpeo n1mmlng Velyss o;
LEtY G DAYIsH.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-23
SIHrEE IlisOKTs.

THE HNGEIA HOTEL WILL con
TN 90 he opefstet under be sar-
rt.ra fnlcy uultl lhs vBfs ch6rarsff-
ned tsiuauRUernsut. end - hile reduction
af frcu e. fp O. ~ O. Lt. hRs hee MA 10
fl4rarss fur the seas0H % 1856 tlt liE
s.kltHgf ut tlce. Ieuce which the Pih
Lee O. VHys enjoyed VII tre % O. res is'f =.
p rE NED
~rfttllf 20 Terms - douo.e rooms
urer urrup. &C ry two pFrs1Is 8 hn1 - . i
r..r aay SI-.5g arGt-l pBf week. g.. An1
g.. eact pef month, When t'0clpe ty or 2
r,r.of g ho ana - psr Gay. t24.bC aui
s. ~ week S15 and Sst l-f month l5'
dculle ruous when occupied - Two pc
son. q 20 ~ Gay. tIb PEI week $50 pc
month Vheu occupied ty one f'erspL =
-, cav Fl7tu fr.r week. see T'ef month
- .lIirl = luou. st t@.5o a. 81 per day
81 30 aud S.I PEI week t5o AID 500 per
81 oI 2 q. .. ,
fescr pfVe pam ptlti y M
sesa MauREsr
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-23
DICHMOND MOZART ASSOCIA-
IL TON
EISEIvKp STATS.

TAFleEf Iu us .re.- El1 ihhs p hft 81 p
sfrva-T trat.r.r ~ NUS on MON DAY
Apr. Zrt1 81 SOP ". Ur IBIS pceHs.1 1u
q rrrs.-.ufres ~ tie engagement " N
F'r.rretou .aIIege Giee Cluh. ~ thh J.
~FAT- ~ be- sod. Ken oers tai secure
rr..rsraf. a. -f asrt s. Johnston p. c1-l-
r.srf az or -ATT EuAY MORNING = t
.r.rRff 81 DiprE AfIlss. 1r ppIN ~
flfrrfs..rst D. lou-re. dent. ~ ~ %. %
rHfds " .fu must 10 presented ~ me aJlf
Hnf more tlar = q seas can o. reserved Lt
Hre nr- rtrsUr iui .lrlstf aLc a.Dtia.
-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-23

THE DHPATcB JVE-PEISTfsG HOuss 10
thoroughly equipped 70 90 a. kinds Of
gOOK- AED JOB-PEISTisC si TIE shortest
nOtlce.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-23

Easter Cards and Pisqnes. very cheap. ii
LEvg a DAVIES.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-23
made the motion in order that an oppor'
tuni;y might be had 10 correct il.
The motion was sgreed 10.

The motion was agreed 10.
Mr.. Williams moved that 50 much
OF the report as referred to the sppro-
pfiation ior sewers be recommitted TO
the Committee on Streets, with the re-
quest that the latter report wbstner or
not the amount viii exceed tbs sppro-
pristioD for sewers.
That portion Of the report relating
70 alleys was laid on the table for want
Of q sufficient number 10 carry it---s
three-fourths vote beng required.
The balance OF the report was agreed
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-23

O.TORBUCKROE -TWOMlLES
Ii FA~y OT OLD POINT ON CHESA-
FIAkE BAY. Hpu APRIL 1914 lJt
-r-,uc suf Suuu er Bosrders. AttrRo-
ficus ~urf. HnttiuE Eu6uuC fishing sd
TEEciuE -pecIR. ates furn islvf hxcuf-
..0u Par "a Bathing free fof particulars
goirgss afE~ ~ A Ntk|tkf
Pos;-i'firt l.uz IS Kan p.cn Va.
fflf HM
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-23

Cheap white Dre-s shir~ a; LEVY a
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-23
AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.

snoEK TEIxY CIGAEs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-23
Easter Cards al LEVY a DAVIS

SMOKE TKIKr CIGAES.
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THE CAMPAIGN.
LoclJ-oPTIoE DISCUSSED At LEsGTH
LAST MIGHT.
Hor. Simon Well and Others sf Mozart
d.. Hsvthorne AZ the Old
Marte4 Hall

An snti-prositition meeting was hsla
at Mozart Academy last night. The
main room Of the hall was about three
fouribs full and two or three hundred
persons were in the gallery. There were
several hundred colored citizens pre-
sent. Jsrdells's band furnished music
At quarter past : O'Clock Mr..
Charles VI. Wallace called the meeting
70 order.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-23

DICHMOND THEATRE.
TWr Wy -SEC.NI SEAS x.
FR.IA1 AMI -aICEuAI.
ArE-l -ar hSn -sTr.
NaIfNEE SATURDAY.
f.ct.t veff rfat success ~ o., ceufur.
Only A fAEMFE~ HAJ' HItk
M--s BLANCHE Cr NTl-~L
tttgarous ta.sbr Beauty. hud hey pV %
HeW ufE Company.
Popular rrces. sac - 80 rived s"a e.
gHI E-Iag HDttN-NC g. O'Clock A-
f.o1 Cf.cs.
Telephone sf7- a. -2--i
Morning journal and courier., 1886-06-24
HOPKINS GRAMMAR SCHOOL.

The Awarded Prizes-Many Fortunate New Haven Young Gentleman.
 uuaro ad fo1Ioxva af the Hon.
Morning journal and courier., 1886-06-24
Oommencemeut at weslevau

At the annual meeting of the trustees ot Wesleyan university this week no changes were made in the faculty. Expected changes have been made in the course of study for the first two years, increasing the number of electives. The securities held by the col leee have advanced, thus increasing the in come. Oliver Hoyt was elected president of the board for the year, Judge W. M. Ingra- ham president pro tenn, William Hoyt treas urer, Rev. E. W. Burr secretary. Orange Judd of Chicago, J. 0. Rand of Boston, Steven Barker of New York, Rev. Dr. An drew Longacre of Baltimore, Rev. Dr. J. M Buckley of New York were all elected to the board of trustees.
 On Tuesday the club houses of the five societies, the Phi Nu Theta, Psi Upsilon, AL pha Delta Phi, Delta Kappa Epsilon and Chi Psi were thrown open to their friends. The parlors of each were tastefully decorated with flowers and shrubs and presented hand some appearance.
 Yesterday the class reunions were held,
Morning journal and courier., 1886-06-24
A BRAKEMAN KILLED.
Patrick Reilly of This City Receives
 Fatal Injuries While Coupling Cars

Patrick Reilly of This City Receives
 Fatal Injuries While Coupling Cars
 at WflIimant1c.
 Patrick Reilly, thirty-fve years of age, of 55 Carlisle street, this city, was fatally in iured at Willimantic about half-past 10 o'clock Tusday night and died early yester- day morning. Reilly, who has for fifteen years been a brakeman on the Air Line road, while waiting in front of the Wili- mantle depot to couple the engine to the caboose his right foot became wedged be- tween plank and the rail. The engine was backing down slowly and the engineer did not in the darkness see Reilly, who made no outcry, but as a startled observer, made speeches. with horror, says, made desper- ate attempt to extricate his foot. He loos- ened the plank and had partly pulled his foot from his congress shoe when the engine struck him, threw him down and crushed the leg at the knee The doctors prepared to amputate the limb, but Reilly sank rapidly and died from loss of blood and the effects of the shock He leaves a wife and child. He belonged to the Third division, A. O. H., who have called special meeting for to- night at which suitable action will be taken. He also belonged to the State in surancs fund of the order, by which the fam fly will receive $1, ,000. He was also mem- Der of Court Guiding Star, A. o. ?.
Morning journal and courier., 1886-06-24
THE COURT RECORD.
Court of Common PIeas-Judge Stud
 lev.

Court of Common PIeas-Judge Stud-
 ley.
 In this court yesterday appeared Attorney Thompson, of Wright Stoddard, Thompson & Wright and argued for reopsning of the case of Carrie Mix vs. Policeman Cook. Several days ago the plaintiff withdrew the case from court without consulting her at torney, and Attorney Webb, counsel for the defendant, was authorized to collect from the Mix woman about fifteen dollars costs. The Mix woman refused to set tie, and now her attorney wants the case again docketed. His honor refused to re- open the case.
 The arguments in the case of Thomas J. Raffile against the city of New Haven were made Decision was reserved.
 Judge Studley gave judgment for the plaintiff in the case of Michael Hunihsn ct ux vs. Michael Tanning ct ux. for the plain tiff to recover $22. 50 and costs. It was a suit for trespass, and temporary injunc- tion previously ordered against the defend ants was made permanent.
 In the afternoon the case of Darrow vs. Weisbarth was on trial. It is an appeal from a justice court, and is . suit to recover money paid under duress as illegal.
 Court adjourned until tomorrow morning 10 n3oloaIY