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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-18
Ambulance Calls.

There were four ambulance calls yes
terday. The first was az 40 A. NJ.
to the 0'd Market to a colored man
who was seen to fall and was thought by
the bystanders to be i'll. The doctor
in charge, seeing that rothiug was the
matter except the man had inbibed too
freely Of spjtus fHmeHt, turned him
over to the police.
The second call, at 9:lj 4. H., was
10 the Kinney Tobacco-Works 20 col
oied woman who had an epilep;ic nj.
The usualremedies were employ ed. and
she was taken to her home on q and
Yeuable streets.
Again, at 1915 A. NJ, the ambu.
lance was called to Tanner 4 Delaney .
Engine Works to Mr. William II. JOY
dan. who had been hurt. While a.
work dressing q piece Of timber he ac-
cidentally cut himselfOn the thigh with
an adze, inficting wound about two
inches in length. The doctor in charge
Of the ambulance rendered the neccs-
sary surgical aid, and Mr.. Jordan was
taken to his home in Colonel Tanners
buggy.
While the ambulance was at Tan
ner & Delaney : a message was received
AZ ,he almShouse for the ambulance to
aid a sick man at the corner Of Main
ard Jefferson streets. Before tbe am
bulance could respond the man had suf.
Eciently recovered 70 walk home.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-18
THE DANVILLE ROAD.
PROBABLE REMOVAL OF SEVERAL OF
The OFFICES TO WASHINGTON.
Plans Of the Company with Reference to
the Extension Of the Midland Lac
10 Washington, &c.

AZ is well known 10 most people ac-
quainted with public affairs in Virginia.
for several years past the Virginia Mid
land and several other nearly as i'm
portant roads in the South have been
indirectly controlled by the Richmood
and Danyiile Railroad Company. Re-
Gently such changes have taken place
as to bring the former directly under
the management and control Of the lat
ter. Recently tie Richmond and Dan
vile Company have bought large
brOwnstOne building at the corner OF
Thirteenth street and Pennsylvania ave
nuo, in Washington. at a cost OF 3l21,-
0C0. As soon as this purchase va,
made the mind of the Richmond public
began to be agiisted, aud the query
was heard, What use is TO he made
Ct this building? Are tbe Danyille
Offices TO be moved from Richmond? =? -
The rumor has for some time been
ahoat that some Of the officers, if no,
al oi them. would be moved to Wash
iDgtcn. \ representative Of the UiS-
D1tch waited On Colonel 4. 5. B1tord.
president Of the Danville road, yestcr.
day afternoon and inquired if any OF
The Offices would be transferred from
here to Washington, and If 50.
what Offices? The Colonel replied
that the company had taken
40 decided action in the matter, but
that they contemplate having one OF
the yice-presiIertS actively corrected
with the administration Of the affairs
Of the company, and three Of the head
officers connected with the operative
department stationed at Washington.
These officers will he general manager.
probably the traffic manager, and pos.
,iblc tho auditor.
This change, said Colonel Bul5r3, !
made both III the interest cC the com
pary and to better serve tie patronilng
public. The Offices Of the president.
secretary, ard ether executive officers
viii be kept a; Richmond.
The Virginia Midland road has is
terminus at Alexandra, eight miles
south of Washington, and in the past
has had to pay large proportion
or It's earnings for the ualia
l;ght over this snort line. The road
unier its rev mlnagemc0. will b.
practically extended to Washington
either by building a connecting line or
iv atrauoirr- fnr a ucrmaueut trsff.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-18
Police Court.

The following eases were disposed Of
yesterday
Four small boys-Thomas Jasper,
John Watkins, Charles Squires, and
Chris. Christian, the two last named
white-were charged with stealing
flowers from j. d. Harper. They were
admonished and dismissed.
Mary Atkins (colored), assaultins
and beating Lille Robinson in the
street. Dismissed.
Claiborne Thomas, drunk and using
obscene language on the street. Fined
sj and costs.
George Alto, drunk. Fined e. and
costs.
Maggie Hunter aud Eliza Kemp both
colored), disorderly on the street.
Fined each IS and costs.
Mary Perdue, abusing and using in
decent language to B. Neagle. Con-
tinued until Saturday.
Dennis Murphy, drunk. Failed to
appear. Attachment issued.
John NJ. Turner (colored), person
of unsound mind. Dismissed.
Rosa Voolfolk (colored), trespassing
on the premises of and assaulting and
abusing Bette Harris. Dismissed.
James Braxton (colored), voting at
the Second precinct, Jefferson Ward,
he at the time well knowing that be
was disfranchised, he having been con-
victed Of larceny at the Police Court.
Sent on to the grand jury.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-18
kEgaLETTTILs nTRAED.
fnr gyme~ Ao;e sire 20 Uer tiotiio.
Afier aiuatiuz oiI on TheiI.

About J ! o'clock Yesterday morning
ruma James, o colcred girl seventeen
ears old, Who lives in Manchester, on
lull street between Eleventh ami
Twelfth. was so badly burned by bcro.
,cne oil that she Is almost sure % die
from its effects. The house in which
she lives is a large old two-story brick
one. on The west side OF . inc
street and several families l.yc
in it. When the burning occurred
the girl was IN the upper story, aud a.
once ran down stairs. A she va,
passing the door Of one Of the rooms on
The lower floor a cclored man jcihei up
a bed-sprcad and attempted to throw it
around her, but the woman to whom
the spread belonged took it away and
would not alio@ it 10 be used.
The burning woman continued her
course out into the back yard, and
when she got ont of doors the lanes
ran up over her head several feet
Several persons who were passing
hearing the alarm ana seeing lle Wo-
man, ran into the yard, but their Efforts
TO help the unfortunate creature were
fruitless. Almost the entire body was
burned TO q crisp, and the burns below
the waist, feet excepted, were very
deep. The skin on her arms, hands.
shoulders, and back Of her neck nearly
all peeled off She was taken into the
house and Or. Mathews summoned
who dressed her burns aad did all he
could for her good.
Some say that the burning wa acci.
dental, and was caused by the oil with
which she was lighting fire iguiting
too soon. Others say that the burning
was not accidental, and the girl herself
confirms this. After recovering sutt-
GENTLY 10 talk Emma said that she had
gotten mad with her mother, and had
poured the oil on herself and set ire to
Il. Her condition vas unchanged at
late hour Of the evening.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-18
rnc.ferlieln circnii Court.

The Chesterfield Circuit Court was
il session Tuesday and Wednesday, and
on the evening Of the latter adjourned
over until to-day. In the two days
Judge Hancock disposed Of twenty
common.law cases and made forty-ei5ht
chanccry DEGREES. The case Of Joha
Cough, the celored youth charged with
the murder of small white boy, is set
for Iisl to-day. Judge John II. In
gram, Of Manchester, is counsel for the
accused. Cough admits having done
the killing, but claims that 1t was acci
dental.
Judge Irving will hold court foT
Judge Hancock about ten days in order
to dispose Of the cases in which the
latter was counsel before he was ele
yatcd to the bench. There are large
number Of these cases.
There are several suits for damages
pending, which will be tried next week
One Of these is the suit of Cheatham's
administrator against the Brighthope
Railway Company for 1000, and an
other is the suit of Gannaway'S admin
istrator against the Westham Granite
Company for 10000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-18
10 IIustipgs Court yesterlay.

NO musings court yesleruay'
Our streets never looked cleaner and
nicer than nov.
The Henrico County Court was en-
gagged Yesterday in the disposition Of
civil business.
Mayor Darlington. though still I'M
well, vas able to be at his Office yester-
day ard attend to a good deal Of bust
ness.
Or. g. +. Hartman is confined az h y
residence, liz north Ninth street. by
81 ac,ideu. sustained while II Washing
ten, .. c., last Monday.
White girls who are willing 60 loaru
he 'sarette-manuflcturios busioeSs
sic in very great demand here. Han.
ilecs could readily set employment.
Tie Council Committee on Water.
9Th as many other members Of tb9 Old
ard drew Councils as desire 70 join them.
aili to-day make a tour Of inspection
eC the pump.hous es and reservoirs.
The name cf Willie Ball, Grst.
honor pupil Of Section B, first primary
grade of IcIgb school, was omitted
fron the list published IN this paper
yesteriay--an error Of tie copyl,t.
Nr. Charles NJ. Crutcbaeii, who re
ceiyed the degree Of Bachelor " Law a.
Washington and Lee University, stand
ing FIRST on the lit, is q son Of George
Crutch7e'd, Esq, busiaess-marlger Of
the Et'g.
The Etformers' conference on Tues-
Jay night resolved that they would re-
qu.'o a tvo-thirds vote 10 make
nomination. They expect to have
,h,rty-.iz men in their caucus, aaI #
SO it will require tw,si5 -.orr Vote, 60
r' ke q nomination.
The suit fer divorce arou-a'Ly Mr..
Lrcy F. rol~ra against inader Fer.
iara, her husband, be- hacn dismissed
by lie Judge ot 'Ao Chlnceis .pur,,
the parties having been entirely recon
c,'cd. The ait. Il is ,arl, va, bro1gh
under misatllebens;on.
Tie hallosu.asce1sion project some
tine ag3 talked about has been 5yon
Gp. Professor King ought to come
down this way about ;ho time of ths
Fair, when the military are in camp
here, sud when the city Is full OF
strangers va, have come 10 witness
the laJ irs ot :he cornerstone Of the
Lee monument. Then ihc guarantee
fund can be easily raised.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-18
J.U.o. A.m. Entertainment.

A laIge crowd, including many ladies,
atlcrdtd the entertainment given al
Monticello Hall last night by the Rich
moud councils of this order to the Ma
,ional Council. The programme con-
sisted cf addresses by Messrs. Philip
Neisel, Jr., and Walter Orange; music
by string band and by Misses DEM
Ter. Kelly. and Lubbock. and Ncssrs.
johnson. Walden, and Franklin, anl
was carried ont to the great pleasure
ard satisfaction Of all. After this pat
Of tie entertainment the crowd "a
jouined 10 Pizziri's upper house, whore
an elegant collation. was sptead aud a
number Of short and excellent speeches
were made. After The banquet all
again returned to Monticello Hall,
where dapcirg was continued 10 the
uec sma' hours.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-18
10 our Friends ana Patrons.

RICHMOND. VA. June II, 1850.
On June the 9TH oar stock OF Groce-
lies. Fancy Groceries. and CONNECTIONS
was DESTROYED by fire. We have tem-
poraIily rented the warehouse No. li2i
east Main street, where we will be
found ready to serve OUT friends with a
new and fresh stock Of goods now ar
irving.
In about thirty days we hope to be
able to return to our former house, No.
ii south Fourteenth street, which il
now being thoroughly renovated, and,
with the Improvements We shall add, we
feel sure our facilities for serving our
customers will be greater than those Of
the past.
We beg to be favored with liberal
share Of your patronage.
GODDIN a TAYLOR.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-18
THREE CENTS PEP COPY.

n. c.; J. A. Macyfurray, Of Gadsden,
Ala. G. W. Maxwell, Of Davidson
College, N. c.; X. A. Mickle, Of Edisto
Island, S. G. J. W. Moore, OF Hun.
tersville, N. c.; w. l.. VI. Morris, OF
Concord, n. c.; j. W. Pharr, Of Alex.
andiiana, N. c.; d. ". Phillips, OF
Jonesboro', N. c.. r. d. Ross, OF
Pineyille, n. c.; d. F. SHEPPARD, OF
Long Branch, Ca; }. f. Watts, OF
Mooresyille, y. c. 3. S. upon 0.
l.. Clark, Of Clarkton. y. O.; and
G. VI. Mcqueen, OF swans Station, y.
c.
DR.. McKirnon explained tho mean.
ing and value Of these diplomas, and
urged that the same cesseless fidelity
to duty which had won these woui /
win other prizes in the battle Of life.
He eloquen,ly insisted that they should
emulate the example of that old Roman
soldier who stood at bis post in Pompeii
though the earth qnakei beneath and
the clouds Tainei Ere, and Ike him DO
fniihul unto death The coronation
day will come either here or hereafter.
The exercises were concluded by
\ touching ysledictory from Mr.. j. A.
MscMurIay. Of Gadsdcn. Ala.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-18
ssCOd icInDIaIG.

\ new feature was introduced into
the regular meetings Of the Good TEN
plar lodges in this city last night. At
the meeting Of Trinity Lodge the Of
tcers Of Star OF Hope Lodge lMancheS-
ter, BY previous notice and invitation,
othciated, taking charge Of the lodge.
The following were the officers from
star Of Hope j. i. Fitzgerald, wor-
thy chief templar r. c. Trsylor,
past worthy chief templsr 4; Miss Hat
tie Wells, yice-templar c. c. Sawtelle.
chaplain Willie Crooks, marshal ;
Miss Mollie Nimms, deputy marshal (;
William Jordan, sentinel; George Hig-
gins, guard. The beautiful inltlatory
ceremonies Of the order were then gone
through with. Several names were also
received for membership at the next
meeting.
A most pleasant time was spent
under Good Of the Order" the pro.
eramme being furnished by Star OF
Hope Lodge, as follows Humorous Sc
lection, Kitchen Cleaning" by Miss
Maude Giddings; solo, Erin, Home
of My Bosom, " by c. F. Sawtelle !;
solo, +" By the Sad Sea Waves" by
Miss Giddings; defamation. " Charles
HaIrold's Address to the Ocean, -
by F. II. Dancox; solo, "Cling
to Ne, Little One, Ever" by Miss
Hattie Wells ~; remarks by r. c.
TraylOr, p. W. c. T., Star Of Hope ;
Z. Pendleton, of Rescue; j. d. Grant,
Of Trinity, and others.
On Monday night next Jefferson
Lodge will officer and entertain Rescue,
and on Friday night next Trinity will
perform like service for Star Of Hope.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-18
Verdict for the Plaintiff.

In the City Circuit Court yesterday
the Jury in the case of Talbot & Sons
rs. the Richmond and Danville Railroad
Company brought in q verdict for the
plaintiff in the sum Of s6,200. The
amount sued for was 10000. Coun-
sci for the defence made a motion to
set aside the verdict, which was over
ruled. Counsel were allowed fifteen
days in which to file bills ofexceptions.
This suit was instituted eleven years
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-18

James J. Mitchell, superintendent
stone department new Capitol al Alba
ny, n. Y, writes
" 3l5 LARK STREET, June 25, 1885.
~ have been using Allcock's Porous
Plasters on my own person and in my
family for the last thirty years. deem
it matter of duty to bear public testi-
mony to their exceeding usefulness as
an external remedy. Placed upon the
pit Of the stomach, they warm and tone
the digestive organs. On the small of
the back, they give vigor to the ner-
vous system, and act as . wonderful
diuretic. think in all cases of dyspep-
sia they should be worn both on the
back and on the pit Of the stomach. In
this way they act as q stimulus to the
whole system"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-18
DAXIns0N sOILGGl.
Thc Oiati0us-1i 1idrc,s O; CoSetuDr
scaIts-Ehe ne~rces.
Iecal te.ttrou - no U.spl'I0.l

-IecaI TELEGRAM ID tue n.sp,'.n.i
DAVIDSON COLLEGE, y. G.. June
The bright day AID the at.rac-
tons Of the commencement exercises
brought Together this morning an
audience Of learly a thousand persons.
On the 70 srum were Governor Scales,
Rev. Hr. +. j.. Anderson, Of MoEgah-
ton, y. e.; Hon. William Robbins, OF
Statcsyilie, n. c.; RCy. Dr. j. b.
shearer, Of the Southwestern Univer-
,ity, Guksyille, Tenn. Rev Dr.. X.
R. Mack and Colonel A. r. Banks, Of
Fort Mil, s. c. ; Rev. ". :. Lacy, Of
Joresb0ro. y. G.. Rev. y. 81. Mckay,
Of CIi''n, Fla. and other dignitare,
Of Church and S,ae.
The exercises began with the formal
installation Of President NcKinuon and
Proles oI Groves. Dr.. NcKinnon male
an earnest appeal for the sympathy AMI
cooperation Of the Church - which the
College belongs.
Orations were then delivered by
iios,rs. e. :. Gilmer, Of Greensboro,
y. G. .; Edward Mack, Of Fort Mil, $.
C.. D. T. Sheppard, of Long Branch,
Ga. 5. c. Baker, Of Sumter, ). c.
and B. +. Harris, of Concord, y. G.
The orations were remarkable for their
drift toward theology and morals and
for serious earnestness in delivery.
In behalf Of the PhllanthrOpic and
Eumenean Societies, Governor Scales
presented medals as follows Debater's
20 s. p. Hall and ". 5. Moore Es-
sayist's to d. NJ. Phillips and ID. T.
SHEPPARD Declaimer's 10 W. j. Mar
tin, Jr., and y. VI. Provence, and 0int
medal for best ofator to Leonard White.
Governor Scales reminded the medal
lists that there are prizes all along
through life for such as are willing to
pay the price Of persistent seli.deny-
ing endeayor. He rejOiced in the good
prospects for Davidson, and gives notice
to all the other colleges in the State
that Davidson may be eQIal,ed but
cannot be excelled. lie would have
the yourg men forget the bitterness
Of the war and pride themselves Oh
the whole land. Before the war be
heard Congressman from Vermont re-
count the glories Of his section, and
then ore from South Carolina told Of
the advantages Of his state, when Cnt-
tenden, Of Kentucky, rose TO say that
be reloiced in his country as emoraclng
both these great sections Of which the
gentlemen had spoken. Let the young
men, like Cii,tenden, regard the whole
country as theirs. lie would remind
them. too. that while the legal and
some other professions might DC full,
there was plenty Of room in the high
est and best of all professions--she min
istry.
President McKinnon then presented
Diplomas to the members OF the grad
uatiug class, and conferred degrees as
follows: A. b. on Messrs. s. c. Baker,
of Sumter, S. c.; l.. NJ. Blue, Of Lou
rinbuIg j. S. Carson, Of Charlotte,
n. c.; j. NJ. Clark, Of Jackson's
Springs, n. c.; S. S. Gi!mer, ofGrsens-
boro', N. c.; B. Z. Harris, Of Concord,
NC; T.. Mack, Of Fort Mil, s. c.;
X. A. Mcleod, Of Patterson's Bridge,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-18
C0chec0 FGNe C0HlbyTc,


representing 40 different styles. are z. Wide
and vcTy nHe. We w!l close them this week
nuA Ill 4 lILrln. L.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-18

4 uice-looking man Yesterday pre-
s,nted himself at TIM Nustings-Cour;
Clerks o;i.sand wanted to be supplied
with 3 marilg,-iicyn-e. In c2ayc-ea-
ton With the Clerk he said he was from
Ncw York that his fuHce was not q
resident cf this city, bat she was here.
sud confined to her bed by illness :;
that ho desired 20 marry h.r now. 50
hat he could wait on and watch over
her during her illness; and that the
lady was twenty-three years Of age.
The r;cidity Of the law frustrated his
wishes. and re Clerk was compelled to
deny the license IN the absence Of
third party to swear that the lady was
a resident Of this city and twenty-onc
years of age.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-18
Anlem t.n,neneemcn,.

iSTtc.a .at telegram % The plsphch.l
RALEIGH, y. c.. June l7.--rO-
day at Salem, tho commencement ex-
ercises 81 the famous oll female college
acre held. Senator i. B. Vance do
li'cred 81 address before The graduating
class. which is composed Of tventy-six
members. Hon. 4. W. Breekinri1ge,
member Of Congress from the seventh
kuWcky distinct. ~ho was 10 have
delivered he address. WAS unable 20 be
present, ard Senator Vance took his
place. Ills subject was "Salsm Fe-
male Academy. rs Present and Fu-
tC1c.' 1he address was delivered in
the ,ll Nora,ian church before an
enthusiastic audience u l,200 people.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-18
Threatened strike of Erick- NOuidcFt
in ROChPitS.

The bI.ch.mcullcTs Of Rockets have
determined to strike on the 10Th in
slant unless the employers grant them
tie pay hey ask. They now receive
II for making 3 1000 bricks. They ask
that their wages be increased from 81
to -. They al.ege that thsy have
waited On Sir. Jefferson Powers, the
representative Of the brck-manuiactu-
res at Eocketts, and stated their
grievances to him, but that Mr., Powers
has not yet Informed them whether
their pay will be increased or not.
Hence their determination to strike.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-18

Reading the yesterday morning.
Dispatch / saw that an Italian @ by
na,ue Frank Marshall was sent on to
the grand jury for stealing, tel0ni0usly
taking and carrying away ore lot OF
picurc, and money, all Of the value OF
$IlL.2, The property Of James Wood.
all. Jpon inqsiring ! found that the
man IS not an Italian but a POrtugese
\. De-. BENARO.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-18
II,e R.chmond I.nIghis.

The members Of the two Richmond
commanderies who lid not 90 to Pro
whence had arranged to give the return.
ing pilgrims a banquet at St. Albans
Hall tonight, but the local committee,
not having heard definitely from the
travellers as to the train on which they
would arrive, will not decide until to.
day about issuing orders. An official
notice will appear il the Sto'e this
afternoon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-18
A.ricIia rnTN.

No mercury. but purely vegetable.
We icar to pr. Da,id's Vegetable
l,,er-pills. If you SuAer with dys-
rcls'a. Indigestion, biliouSness, sick
rtalache, constipation, or any disease
Of The liver. get 8 box Containing tsen-
N.f,e) Of ur. Uayi''N Llyer-Pills and
take hem by the directions around the
box, and you vii be cured. Price %
cents, five boxes f5r 81, everywhere.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-18

NEW IMPORTATION.

We have iu-t received hy the steamer
Champagne GA !lavgeGNery extensive line
of EElSTLE GOCn3-ll9.r-, Nall, Tooth.
Lather-, Infant Brushes. Sc. With the m
yo.cc we received @ new aud beautiful line
OF NERNON TOUTH-BRUSHES
We respectfully call the attention OF tho
trade 20 This line OF goods, excellent ia
Quality and beautiful and attractive IN
style. PIces low.
We ealsoc0u ihe attention OF those gong
% the country TO the lmporirncr Oi supply
ing themselves with VERNON TOOTH
Ekg SINS. Every brush warranted. DO
not tAReRny other brush recommended a
being as GOOD SIS the Venom
IIadr supplied by
PURCELL. IADD Il co,
Importers and Wholesale prugg. ste.
fc E-M tNSutlc2l
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-18
Meeting of Monroe ward Voters.

A meeting Of some colored and
white citizens of Monroe Ward was
held last night at Foushee Hall on
Foushee street. William l.. Johnston
presided over the meeting, and Wilson
n. Brown acted as secretary.
The meeting endorsed six or seven
Of the present city officers and several
new candidates for other offices.
A committee OF three, composed Of
Messrs. j. E. Jones, W. |. Johnson,
ard Wilson y. Brown. was appointed
to recommend the endorsations Of the
meeting 10 the caucus of the new Coun-
ell on next Tuesday night.
Al late hour the meeting adjourned,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-18

-. W.IDNF. or.N. factory and oniceson
seventh street IrHr Canal
". n llNF6 60. q T.. Il eight building
lct,at llo northwest conner Ot Cary and
l'lm streets.
T. T. CEHIt!N IS CO.5 q. NJ. trustees SAFE
~ t.t pcr,s a. 'drd lear tho Broad
~uert road two .i's tipn Richmond.
l.. IJWl H.. l. ". p.ueapp.es.
WllIIAN JtNElts - 1i. bananas.
E p. CcCE. 10 4. g.. furniture. show
,Htcn. Ac.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-18
$50 Contracts fer 'chooI Bulldogs
Awarded.

The Committee on Schools met yes.
to-day afternoon in the Council cham.
hu and oreccd the bids received for
BE erection &C the three neT pGbiis-
,Dhcol buildings. After careful. con.
-i5eration The committee awarded the
contracts o. follows To Mr. {. Wi
Icy Davis the erection Of the school
building conner Marshall and Nine
llcnih streets for $32. -, ; TO Mr. v,
\. Nadiux the school building corner
Main aad Lcrbardy f1r $32, ,}G1; 20
Nr. j. F. Nmsfcij the one on Moore
street sheep lliIh FOR El6.20o. it is
cxpec,td that work on the buildings
Will he begun at once. The school
Boar. hope 20 have them ready for oc-
uVancy by February :. 1851.