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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-28
Jsms. River improvement.

Businessmen generally are invited %
meet with the Chamber of Commerce
George A. AiDsle, bsq-. presideuf) this
evening at 6 O'Clock 10 hear COlonelRuilin,
colonel Burewyn, and members OF the
james. River Improvement committee t. J
what has been done TO deepen James river.
what il The present condition OF the work.
ard what the prospect for future appro'
priations Hon. George d. Wise and Col
onel ". 7. Craiehill have been invited T.
Ice present.
ThoI eh this river-improvcment i o.
vast importance TO tins community, very
few % our people know ANYTHING Of The
details Of operations, or OF what has been
done or what Is aimed at.
Those who care 10 inform themselve-
will have that opportunity this evening.
when the besi-iniormed gentlemen. with
maps and charts before them. Will lay bar
the whole subject 10 the Chamber.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-28
A Child Murdered.
rRv ,elerrsph 20 the Dispatch !


EsBURe, Ill, October 27.--H trry
Nelson, 4 two-ycar-old child, was missed
Yesterday from the almshOuse at Knoxville.
After long search his body was found In
tie creek quarter Of q mile from the alms'
bouse. The child's skull had been shat
tered. A club near 10y Is supposed to have
been the weapon, a. on one end oi u VA.
found some hair corresponding to that oi
the child. AT tie iDgi est circumstances
pointed strongly to one OF the women in
mates known RS " "Crazy Ham ah" as the
one committing the deed. lie was 10 be
taken aWay sOou to a plpce thai had been
found for him in q family. The woman
was much attached 70 him. II is thought
hat The idea % separation drove her 10 the
deed. She denies the deed and claims that
during her absence she was searching for
the child.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-28
AIRS. wIysLow's SOOTHING
VI syRs,f

Rev. eYLvAsJs Ce,sH lnns Nri-es in lns
Boston Chyisfian Froeas9 Ms you'd ny 90
means rocomusefd any kind a medicine
which we did noi Know 20 h. beg"cd-Iarticu-
larry for Infants. Bsa ~ Mr- "in<io~s
Soothing syrup W cer speak IRON kb"~-
ledge. In our own saIriis q hss proved .
blessing indeed by giving an infant trou-
bled with colic-ps.ns quiet s'eep ana the
parents unbrokcE ss~i ei ssht A"st pa
rents can appreclaf. tnsse Dies<s"gs. tsre
10 an article which W,,fks e. I'eri'seiion, aud
which "a harmless. fgi ~ seep which
affords the Infant 10 pei:fci's natural ana
the little cherpo eVskcs n. br'9bi as nut
ton" And during rhe proves Of hrthsne
iss value Ia incalcuiabie We have freguent-
IL beard mothers say that they would not
he without ~ from the birth of ths child I'D
If had finished WIN the teetbiug siege on
any consideration whatever sod ny al
druggists. % Gents a bottle. oe se-eodlw
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-28
rHREE CENTS PER cory.
unirersltr wore dIscus.ed iuIlr, ana m,ny

university were discussed fully, and many
minor details arranged. A letter was
pIeIared, addressed 10 the Pope. askiag
bis Eolipcss 20 biess and spproye tho
rev institution, and submitting the dslai's
Of the s,udRs. discipline, organization, &c. !
also one 10 tie cardinal PIefect o! The
rIopneaRds, which was of sia,Ilr tenor.
They were entrusted TO Bishops heape o'
Richmond and Ireland Of St. Paul, wb'
will rnrry them TO Rome, smiling from
New York next saturday. The messea-
gers Of the Council viii spend threc
months M Europe. during which time thcg
viii visit al the noted universities, AMI
confer with the most distinguished sta-
dents in regard to the formsiion OF a
corps OF professors. Archbishop WI
firms, Of Boston, and Bishop keane, oi
Hicbm0nd. were authorized 70 make
contracts for the building 10 he commenced
next spring, the plans for which have al
ready been ~, pared. IL was stated at the
conference that S5G0,O00 had been sub
seribed in addition 10 Miss MARY CaldweiFs
original contribution OF s300,000. Arch.
bishops Elcer OF Cincinnati. kenrick OF
-. Louis. and S0lpoinfe OF New Mexico.
have arrived In the city. and will, with The
ArchblshOps already here. bold conference
to-moriow when il is understood that the
KNIGHTS Of Labor viii he the subject Of
dIsCuSsiOn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-28
wemsn's Temptr rance Convention.
BY telegraph TO the Dispatch

NryNEApoIrs. October 21.--The W0man's
Christian Temperance Union Convention
/ 3. evening by vote Of 252 TO 81 p'e1ged
it, influence and sympathy TO the Prohlhi-
tion party.
The motion 10 iasten upon the officers o'
Sioux City. Iowa. and the political party M
power there the responsibility ior the mnr-
der oi Rev. George Z. Haddock was. after
q long and sharp debate, laid on the table
Or. J. II. Kellogg, speaking on " Diet
and Dress claimed that person could
get drunk on tea. Ue was very severe
uIon corsets and tight shoes.
Caroline Y. Buell.. the corresponding
secretary, reported the number of Local
unions 10 be- 4.GSl, with a membership ol
S24. $50.
The Convention holds over another day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-28
Thc EnrrIi.- Nnl Ionnn.

Asyei no clue has been go.ten 90 who
broke into the dry-goOds store oi Breed-n.
Taicy & CO.. on Broad street, Gond1'
night. When Mr. Numcnt. who seep- ~
fbe store. went in about 10 o'clock thai
r;rbt be heard q noise on the roof, but
thought II vas the Vi md, and paid no a-teu-
ton 10 IT, When he 3W1te Tuc-day morn
ing lee found that an entrance had been ei-
fccicd by breaking . glass ont oi the SKY.
right. The combination 20 the safe showed
,.sus q having be n tampercd with. and
the ca,h-drawCr bad been rIded ~ about -
in cuTmcy, but nothing else was intc--
rurfcl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-28
Hcr. Cn,ter Helm Jones.

The church Of Rev. Carter Helm Jone-,
10 Elizabeth. y. ! and other friends % al.
denominations in the city, gave Mr. Jones
and wife an enthusiastic " house-Warming
wien they went TO housekeeping lIst week,
leaving The pantry filed With dctcacie, ana
Sul,tantials u every kind with various Ar
ticlos useIul and ornameutalfor new bOuso-
keepers: and, better stiIl. leaving behind
tbom the fragrance OF kind rem"mhrancf
by q loving people. The many friends Of
this s'RicLmoud boy" viii be- glad o.
know that he IS still preaching 90 crowded
and deepiy-inicrcsted congregations, and Is
having continually addition. o hi, church.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-28
His Pocket Picked.

Cf'ccr Fox last night arrested ". J..
DAVIS. charged with stealing r35 from the
person II john 4. Eobcy. clgcaut Tom
'm.on and Officers ErS and Wren after
veds arrested John 4. Fitzpatrick and
John SlaVcu as accessories t1 the robbery
TIE last two We're found in bar-ro m nj
the corner o. Exchange alley and Four
tecnib street. where Fitzpatrick was
amusing an unsophi~ticaicd countrymau
with the -hcll-rackcl for drinks. Davis
/, the leader Of the o. chestra at the Theatre
Comicue. and the robbery was committed
ir the bar.ruom connected with that place.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-28
Reunion OF Tins Famous Company at
BoT, Air Yesterday.

IT, spite oi the threatening weather CO0a
crowd of veterans and invited eue-t- a-
.Cmbled n Bon Air Yesterday 10 take pari
in the rclni0n o. the Chesterfield Troop.
The old soldiers o. this company are widely
scattered. and are never happier than wuea
such occasions bring them together 20 r,-
cal lbe trying times Oi war, and % attIrk
tbe stew. the barbecue. and other ration'
rlepared by uoied camp cooks. Ncs,erll'
va, no exception to the general rule, aD4
the orcasion was most thoroughly enjoyed
by all present.
Before dinner eloquent addresses wcrt
made 10y Captain ". q. Clarke dndge %
egu /. Clonton. Major Robert Stiles, and
MI. II. A. Maurice. Governor Lee. Gen
,ral Wickh.m. snd several Others who ha1
promised 20 be- present II possible teie-
sraphed their regret az being unable to
carry ont their wishes.
Tie dinner was cooked by hessTs. Jeh.
Rnueh md Joe Brown. and was o. c0u :.
first riSss. The reunion VIII be long re
membered by all present.
This gallant orsaulZlti0n was musterea
INTO the Confederate service on April 20,
1861, on the Capitol square, with William
h. Ball, captain: William +. Woodbridge
first lieutenant: Charlie. II. Rhodes, second
lieutenant, and Daniel X. " eisiger, junior
second. Junius Clarke. Waller Clarke
A. J. McTyree, and Charles Walden WcrS
afterwards lieuiensnts, aud William
Woodbridge and Walter Clarke csptaiu~ o'
the COMPANY. Captain Ball was promoted
10 colonel Of the Fifteenth Virginia caVa-
", and Captain Woodbridge colonel Of The
Fourth. Tie commission OF the latter ss
brfgadier- general was made out and sign
ed. but did not reach hin on account OF tue
sudden close % the war.
The compauy's first fight was with party
of United States regulars near FairiaN
Courthouse. They were then at Manassas;
did actual service all day captured num-
her Of guns. and the next day chased the
nving enemy nearly TO Alexandria After
lhIs they were transferred 10 the Peninsula.
aud Gid most gallant servi'e during MaeTu-
der's whole retreat. especially at the battle
~ Williamsburg, where = number Of OH
GERS and luCn oi the regiment tthe Fourth
Virginia. We're killed and wounded.
The troop War in >tuart's famous ride
around Me- lelsn and ali the SeyCn-DIv.'
fights: then TOOK part in the battles Of -
rOnd Manassas and Sharpsburg. They were
Doilg engaged o. dismounied skirmi-ber, a.
Fredericksburg, were II Gettysburg, spot
svlvania Courthouse, and all the battles
around % Petersburg, and, NJ Appomaiiox,
WCui OF, with Gordon. In oil the cr~1i
cs,alry fights, such as Brandy siaupn.
kciH's J ord, Troyilliau's, &c, they bor. D
nest gallant part, and finally dsbAni-G
without stain on their eseutcheOn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-28
4ns Proposed Catholic University
NV telexrsph 10 the Dsspatchg

BMqnoEf. October 27.-A meeting o.!
the Catholic University Board was bsld To-
day Al The Cardinals palace. There were
urtseut Cardinal Gibbons. Arehbishops
Williams. Ryan, and Corrigsn. Bishop.
sralainc, Keane. Ireland, and Marty
Nonsienor Farley; Rev. Drs. Foley and
C.hap,ile. and Messrs. T. Waggaman, En-
gene Kelly, and Michael jenkins. Card.
naI GgLI.cns presided. The plans for the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-28
TIE "Timss- ChsTiered.

In The City Circuit Court Yesterday
charter was granted The Time Publishing
Company, which has for H. Object The pup
lication Of a newspaper and the conducting
y the iob-printing business. The capital
stock j. 10 be- not less than $1,000 r
more than s20.e00, 10 be divided into
shares Of s25 each. The officers for TIE
ffst wear are: Page McCar'y. president ;
John Pppe. secretary; ". Russell bowie'
Charles L. Williams, and NJ. +. Montague
OF
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-28

The Dispatch Of Yesterday announced
The fact that the dry before warrant wss
issued for the arrest Of Anthony HuichT.
who Keeps O saloon az the corner oi Niuc.
ioenth and Main streets, charging him with
blowing unlawful gaming IN his house.
He wss before the Police Court yesterday
morning. Several r3l0rcd boys were eS-
amincd. who testified that thei had played
cords there for checks. which were good
Tor cigars or drinks. HuIcher was sent on
10 the Grand Jury.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-28
The nurIeniles NOT There.

Il ves announced ycsterdly that meet
inc ir'the interest Of Mr.. William Il. hui-
len would De- held at the Intersection " the
Petersburg turnpike and Decatur street,
Manchester, last night, and that spcoche,
would be made hy Councilman Conner aud
otl,,ls. About q O'Clock 4 Dispdict re-
uorter visited that dark and de-er.~l io-
calit,. and uolhng o. indicate political
meeting wa, 10 lc 49, n save small stand
.reccd far the occasion. ou which there
W. neither light nor occupant
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-28
Captain John A. Coke Nominated for
Councilman.

The Monroe Ward delegation Of the
Common Council met Tuesday night N
Pierce's drugstore. Fourth and Leig1
streets. There were present Me-srs. Lange,
Pierce, Owen, and Hudnan. The meeting
was called 10 nominate some one 70 recon.
mend 10 the Council as proper per
son 10 I'll the vacancy caused by tho
death last week Of Mr.. J. r. Kelly. Seve-
raj names wore proposed-amoug them
Messrs. W. J. Mcdowell, Julius Straus,
4. A. Splitter, and Captain John \. Coke
but the latter was unanimously nominated.
Captain Coke Is a prominent lawyer. II is
understood that he viii accep, the position
Il eIeqfpd
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-28
Lsrgc Party Of Negroes Bousd fur
Liberia.

A party Il l-j nceTocs-men. women.
end Childrcr-fr0m Lancaster county. s..
g., arrived IN Richmond yesterday morn
ina al : O'Clock Ui1 the Richmond and Dan
willie railroad "a r1Utl - Cape Uliman. il.
boris. where they propose 90 locate. luer
proceeded directly 10 fbc ChesaDelbe AMI
ohio depot and took the train FOR Newporf
News. There they go by steamer % Nv
York, and thence 10 lhcir destination 10y
the steamship MoUroviq No-t Of the mate
members o. fhc party bad guns. and anonc
other rer.onal effects wee number o!
fkrut
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-28
v..,,up M T,ter.s srose.

No.vitbsiandine the threatening appear
ancc of iLe clouds Yesterday large audi
-urc Of Democrats assembled by , O'Clock
p. N. 81 tie store " Mr. Tyler. six mile
iron this city on the Broad-Strcet rold. h
Hcurico county. The SPEAKER, present
were Me.srs. /. &. Tyler, G.. q. Christian.
and Jane, Russell The cause u De-
mocracy was presented 10y the speakers
with force md ability, the audience often
cheering with great enthusiasm. The
~. ech o. Nj Tyler was a. tm.- exceed
irgly eloquent and made "a inc impression
on an who heard il. and - Influence viii
doubtless bc fc.t acd known Oh election
tar
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-28
Eecane InseBsible While Sawisg
Wood.

Yesterday afternoon q family living OF
west CLAY street near Hsncock employ cd
a colored man io saw some wood. he was
jclt In the back ward TO do This work. soon
afterwards some OF the family noticed that
The mai was lyIng on the ground IN an un-
conscious state. The ambulance was sen
forapd The sufferer taken 10 tie Almshouse.
Last night be was still in comatosc state,
and his name is unknown.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-28

failure 70 make annual reports TO the Audi
tor OF Public Accounts, as required by be
for the Years SINCE 1874. A motion Es-
also entered 10 recover from 7. B. Nc sri
Dey, clerk oi the County and Circuit Court
OF craig county, the sum OF s5sG.5s, taxes
due on account OF deeds, wills. suits, and
seals Tor the years since 1880. Bob oi
these motions were continued. Several
other cases, none of thrm OF public Inter
est, were disposed Of in this court yeSei-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-28
ora d-CoIsuy RoIiipg-Miu Destroyed.
,ux ,al.1-urb IN the Dtanatrhl

TAUNTON. Mass. October 21.-The roil-
ing-mill Of the Oid-Colonv lron.WOrks, at
East Taunton. wa, burned early this morn
ing. Los. $4,000; partially insured.
Tic building, which was 440 10y l2l feet.
contained Tolling.mil. machne-sh0p, and
nai-factory. The latter contained thirty
machincs. furnishing employ meut for about
ffiv hands. The FIRE was discovered in III,
uaii-iac,orv. The origin l. unknown. hu
j. thought 10 be incCrdiaTv. Little sioct
on band was damaged. II j. unknown
whether The mill viii be- rebuilt.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-28
Invited 10 Mammoth cave. Ky.

The Governor Oi Kentucky has extended
10 invitation 10 Governor Lee 70 be pres
mt Of the "openinc Of the Mammoth Cave
Il Kentncky" on the 18th OF November.
railroad having been conn leted 10 that
poiut. The Chief Executives aud promi
ncut men u Other states have been asked
N lee present. with the view 20 making The
occasion n memorable one. II clrc'm-
stances viii permit the Governor will per
Uals aecept tha invitation.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-28
Storm on Lake superior.
lBy telegraph 70 the Dispatch

Il. PArI., MINN., October 27.-A Wlnni-
peg sp,cia saws. 4 telegram from Port
Arthur reports . heavy storm on Like >u-
rerior. The schooner Pride % Americi was
seen of Princess bay hving a ta< % dis
tre.s. and she j. thought TO have cen wreck
cd. The steamer GljSgow is also reported
q. wrecked. The steamer 4. Men "-as
wrecked In Montreal channel, bat NJ lives
Wgrt. losf
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-28
GRIND .as,e, Of Inc odd. Fellows

j. II. Lev, Esq, % panville. grand N
ter Of the Grand Lodge Oi Odd-fell0ws oi
Virginia, viii arrive in Richmond lhis
aflcrn0on for the purpose of attending q
.peejsl meeting Of fhe Board Of Directors
~ the Odd-Fellows' widows and or
phaus' Relief Association 20 be- hel1 10
morrow. Tonight be VIII vi>H Hoane
Lodge and tomorrow night MON Lodge
which latter lodge will have banquet ~
his honor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-28
DInrict-AItoIney BentoDs susprn-
ston-
rBy telegraph to the nispstcn.l

KANsAs CTY, No. October 2I.-Uni'ed-
Stuto,-pistrici- AttOruey Benton decllne- T.
talk about hIs suspension from office. eN-
cent to sav that b. spoke in the campaign -
lre request " Senator's Vest and CocSrrll
and the state Central Committee. Benton
+. nephew of Thomas Benton, the Mis-
souri, statesman. senator tOckrell was in'
t,rveved at Lathr5p. No. by the Times
correspondent, and he said Il do not
consider the fact That Benton made polili'
raj speech sufficient cause for suspension
under any fair Interpretation Of the Pre>i-
dents ORDER
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-28

Fr $50 hy er druggists. Treatise Op
D. oor- tlf - IIis.-a.ss mailed nee
TtI SWIFT SPECIFIC CONfANh.
cr.aru Drawer atlanta ga.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-28
pnnr tiecfric IIRhf.

Tor several NIGHTS past there has been
great complaint abou; 50 many OF the
Electric tights going out. Night before las
fourteen lamps were reported out ~ the
second district, snd not one was burning
on Main street west Of second. This was
before midnight, and the schedule did no.
call ior putting the lamps out until after .
An. Yesterday. l. this the Kind OF electric
li.it saryico tlie public are 70 expeci
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-28
racrurs ON Iosenh.

One Of the regular courses OF Hichm1nc
College consists oi bi-weekly biblical lee
lures. The second OF the current seric~-
topic. the character Of JOseph-is get for
to-day AT 1898 O'Clock. and will b. deliver
I'd by one " bo j. known far and wide for
bis rare powtrs Of personal delincaiion
Dr. William +. Hatcher. o. thi, CITY. Wnlle
the lectures are specially designed FOR stu
dents. auy visitors who cIn be present II
the hour n&med wlll be welcome 10 seats in
eIe eHoflat
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-28
women. Suffrage Assos intiOn
tgv telegram 70 the p,spatcnI

10y ltItbl"fN 70 wv
TOPFEA. KAN. October 27.-The Ameri-
can Women Sufrage Assoc iaiiJn met
here .ast evening. An addres, oi welcome
was delivered hy Annie {. Waite, prrsi-
dent Of the Kansas Branch. A Response
was made by the president o. the Amer.-
can Association, Hon. ". p.Foulke. Ad-
dresses We're also made by Mrs. julia Ward
Howe ard others
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-28
STift.S Specific
CJREs BHECMATlSM

--sv, been g surerer from rheumatism
f.- tU4r-v r~Frs-Rt tiuee With most III
g.. -~.r.. i8Ir had The b'st meolckI treat
u.e.. AlC touE El sorts oi remedies out
y .-gr. relied Being reduced almost 10 b
st.....r auc NOT being able "a Va even
NJ. --rrcn.- was d. duced Try SWifi p
~f.r.tr. sl.t J.. aciet lie charm ano an
.l-tsN entirely relieved; have thrown
avsrlf rrt cuea and au ia tAce4Ieni
v.n-l cast uf kheUmat sm.
Mrs EZEA EEEsH0N.
A.etr 3G.. August 1ss4.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-28
Ricbmona Theatre.

The charming play oi " A Wall. street
Bandit " viii bc presented tonight ior the
last time ai the Richmond Theatre. Ihis
OPPORTUNITY of seeing 80 good a comedy
drama with So finished q periormance,
ought certainty not 60 be lost hy lovers OF
artistic worth.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-28
flYana Iurnrn.

The following grand Juror have oeea
summoned for the November term oil tne
Hastings Court: Messrs. Lewis VI. 'rrihia'
V. A. Favier. John II. Smith ieoioreah
John N. Higgins, w. W. Timberlake.. Al
gusius W. Ball, Peter ID. Glinn, Orphehs
+. Ruin (eolorfdl and George 4. Aiasiie.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-28

NEWSPAPER ADVERTISISG.-A
= hook - 100 pness Tns bess boOh -,
a. 20 seriisssT 20 consult fse re experience
~ CiissfN se. itcontAilie lists of ne"sfafris
tue ~ rates ff tie cost of advbft!'< og,
ht se fsf' Het VINO wsuix 20 spend one aos-
lsf hhct ID n tue iEfOTln EtiOn DC rec
NAiiF ia'l liH who vii invest Que snnot~o
-te0pSsd d0i3Grt ~ advertlfang . scneut s
nc tqfssr wisicn <li meet kiseSery re4ults-
Ment. ~ osn he made ~ 40 10 by aiknt
fbslxs~ ssSiiy arrived ~ ~ correspond
ttset. uue hHIidred sud DfIg@three edifioi1s
hasH beer issgeh sepf. piEt pztd. y Nyy
sonfe<a f1g isn eepts Apply 10 fsf9sktsE
:. = kstA XII 4 10. ~ wtfaPER ADV 3 II
llsiA6 ~ EEAf, 20 Spruce street fisxin'.
'nf eeaes sqaErej. kcw YORK
81 uis-few&wfDa2s
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-28
80 u.,ro,r..t1he Peritentisry.

The following conyicis were received
Yesterday From Lynchburg, G. +. smith,
one wear for grand larceny; William Bid
do, FIVE years for burglary; Willie Brown
a6cS shelley dlidS White, one year Tor
grspd larceny; Alexander l.. Coles, one
wear for grand larceny. From DanyiIie' j.
/. Blackwell. four years for malicious
shoo,ins: Adolplus Cess, two years for
D. lc,tsai,reniiU iUg,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-28
rr. Hogs's wednssa.y-sisht hi service.

Last night, for the first time since bis Te-
turn from abroad, Dr. Hoge conducted
Wednesday might services a. his church.
Tht ltcfure-rO0m Wa crowded.
At these services the Doctor takes for hi-
subject the international SUNDAY school
lesson appointed Tor the following >undly'
sBd the theme on this occasion was the
A" Resurrection II Christ" which va.
treaieo with thai simplicity, cIearuess' ana
historical compaetness Tor which be- i quite
ss remarkable as for lofty eloquence.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-28
r.l,r,Ns... rNGEAtlNGs. De.

DCBMOND ART Z IONS,
n POI BROAD STREET.
Itrra s-oet ~ ENGKANlNGs PAINT
r,a- 40CHINGs TRAN~PA H SOL -,
srftLL EINuS Oi ptCObAII VI hEI.
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-28

A specl,' grand jury for the City Cire',l'
Caurf has been summoned 10 nret al ~ a.
n. 10. day g. indici Luiher jenkins, W H.
Pcters. George Coleman, vernon fle'chef'
nd No, csu Wilcher fall cOlored). couyicts
4, ne uerifentiarY, VITO are 70 be tried FOR
the second offence.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-28

Dr. Jud. y. wood. fearing lest hi- health
wsuld be impaired, has ,topled the practice
- dentistry. We regret this, A. Dr. Wood
Ia. attschcd imscn II Richmond people
bv skilful practice Of hi, profession Tor
over twenty yeats. IN Or. towardin
be leaves q most worthy successor.