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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-19
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Masg.meetings Of tho Democrats il
the First, Third, and Fourth Wards vii
bo held tonight for the purpose o.
electing q delegate from each ward 70
the Congressional Convention Which
meets in Richmond on the "a dAy Of
September. Tho meetings will be hello
at the following places First Ward, a.
Dayis's Hall, Fourth and Hull streets
Third Ward, at Lyceum Hall Fourth
Ward, at Bowen a Bradley s.
As yet no delegates h, been elected
from Chesterfield oxcept Mr. W. W.
Baker, from Midlothian district. Meet
ings will he held in the other districts
subject 10 the call Of the local commit
tees.
Rev. W. T. Derieux, Of Spsrtauburs,
S. c., formerly Of this city, conducted
the services at tho Bsinbridge-Str
Baptist church last night. NotWlth-
standing the inclemency Of The weather
there was quite good congregation
present. and the services were very In
,eresting and odigirg.
DR.. 7. Z. Mathews returned on the
$3.50 p. NJ. train yesterday from Keys
vile. where be was called TO attend the
sister Of Mrs. Samuel I. Watkins, Of
this city, who is quite III.
Willie Elder was before the Mayors
Court-Justico Perduo preslding--yes'
terdsy morning, charged with assault
ine his father. BE was fued 50 and
required to give bond, in default Of
which be was sent &c jail Tor three
months.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-19
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Tho following cases were dispo'ed Of
yesterday:
John Brown, on attachment for con-
tempt of court. Dismissed.
Lucy johnson ,cOlcrcd). drunk and
cisorcerly on the street. Fined s. and
costs.
William Allen. breaking and entering
tho clearinghouse Of Mrs. Martha
Glover, and stealing thereirom about
sl5.O1 in United States currency. Sent
on TO the grand jury.
Nellie Winston .colored), on attach
ment for contempt Of court. Dis
missed.
Eliza Smith lcoloredl, drunk and
uespassirg on the premises Of Sam
Wing. Fined 81 and costs.
John Trayser' lcoloredJ, suspicious
character. Security required for three
months in tho sum Of 500.
Elrora Tyler (colorcdD, stealing 81
from Ben. Jackson. Sent to JAIL FOR
fifteen days.
johanna Banks lcolored), assaulting
and beating Lethia Foster. Dismissed.
Alice Dabney lcoloredl, aSsauliing
beating, and cutting Lethia Foster with
a knife. Dismissed.
Walter TOler, assaulting, cutting,
and wounding Sally Long with q knife,
with intent to MAIN, dishgure, and kill.
Fined $3.50 and costs.
James Burk, trespassing on the pre-
mises Of and threatening to assault aud
beat Cornelius Harris. Dismissed.
Lucy Turpin (colored), trespassing
on tie premises Of and threatening to
assault Lilly Ann Sydnor. Ordered TO
ppy costs.
Thomas Dickerson, John Richardson,
and Thomas Harris diiGs Liyy Wick (all
colored), suspicious characters. Sc
curity required for three months In the
sum Of SlO0.
B. J. Hancock, drunk. Fined s2 and
costs.
Isaiah Doyle, feeding his horse on the
street. Fined FL and costs.
Lewis Spencer, poddling on the street
without q license. Fined IS and costs.
John Brown, drunk and disorderly
in the street. Fined $3.50 and costs.
Sally Gray tcoloredl, creating a dis.
turbance at Ms. Zion church, to the an.
noysnee Of the congregation. Sent to
jail for thirty days.
Fannie Williams tcolored), assaulting
and abusing James NJ. Hill. Fined IS
and costs.
Richard Williams lcolOred), assault
ing and beating Sam. Hill, son Of James
NJ. Hill. Dismissed.
Laura Washington and Nellie Win
ston doth colored), trespsssing on the
premises Of Frank Miller. Dismissed.
Taylor Mathews, soliciting passen-
gers on the platform Of the Union de-
pot. Dismissed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-19
ret.ounis prd Hriers.


The water in the James CONTINUES
very muddy.
The lIeurico County Cour.aiiJurhei
yos udsy for the term.
E,v. prs Drcv. j. william Joue-.
ard W. J.. iIa,che, ave out Of ths city.
Dr. John Nahorey has retained e.
the city after a brief absence.
Mr.. end Mrs. T. II. Mcclure and
Miss Noting ere At Bar Ilarbcr, Me.
Hon. Paul Edmund., Of Halifax, was
IN tho city yesterday.
Captain Leroy E. Brown has gone to
New York city on business.
Hon. John S. Wire is expected home
from Bar Hhbor tbe latter part Of the
week.
Colonel William Il. Aylett, Of King
William county, arrived in the city last
night.
Captain W. Russell Rovie has been
called suddenly 70 orkney Springs on
account Of ihe extreme illness OF biz
Vi'c.
= re1 rsmod Robert >ilIer, charged
With steshrrS21 Com Andres he.h,a
was st1e,t,d ana lodged IA th1 fro.'
,tauor.house last nigh.
Co,eruo, Lee attended b,'l a..
30 h'. houur 81 orkney ,prIrg, .a-
t'lbt I've vii I,uu 90 the city ,hs
iou,r part II JhI. ~tos.
A la,ec c,lored e,cp,-i,n came ovei
G,m fCc>hre ,s,.ud.y 4 g,oil,
rJuler of tte psrN populated th-
CTfol -oulIe dmIrL tbe tlv aid 600
Nl,,d he b,p5h.s iuto lIrcl. counters
Tie contract for furnishing ccsl o.
he Dtprol Offices, ro,c,nor's Nsu,ior
Nc., las been avar,eI Me- ttNie, II
PAGE. Tie corupct fr Wooa IA, ben
AWARDED Watkins d Ju-Is.
LEVY. tbe ruls son of Policemen
T.. n. Eoltr-ou. Who bad h's aru
tftktu u w. fl1rre 4 'yR Gags %.
b. 'anTe While ildne horseback r
Aiiemat'c oour'y. g. getting on weli
lie rs stlll IN Al5,matle.
The Iomsios o. the llie Captain !. Y
CaRlord r,acLed the city ye,tordA,
morning. w,Ie met ~ the Frelericks
burg tepot by the Gray. ami othe.
h.erda. sud escorted to their last rest
irg-Ilact-s Lo.Aoe cemetery.
Mos, Of the uu.iampcd tobacco found
IN the house ~ GEORGE Talloron.Tues
dav has been identified a. the p-opcrt,
of Mr.. X. 4. Patterson. The remain
der. il is thought. was stolen from i.
e. Niliiaws, BEG.
Rev. DR.. !. +. Hawthorne. formerly
Of he Iust Baptist church u ihl, cry.
row Of Aututa. Ca, will address the
ho,s az the Male Orphan Asylum
Saturday hfGnoon at o o'.lock. Al
rli,rds o. tie institution will DC cor.
dially invited on that occasion.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-19
THE LEE BALL.
OVATION TO GOVERNOR FITz LEE AT
THE ORKNEY SPRINGS LAST NIGHT.
The Ball Governor Lee Opens It with
Mrs. Dr. cabell-A Gay Company
The Banquet.
IspeeIal teIegram 10 lhe p.spaieh.l

krptclal tclckfan 10 the bHtatcn.i
ORKNEY STRINGS, Va, August
lS.--A grand ball given in honor Of
Governor Lee by Caheil Maddox, Esq,
proprietor Of Tie Spnngs, is gong on
here tonight. There Is large add
brilliant company present. The bali
WAS opened with grand march dsdl-
Gated 10 Governor lee by Professor vi.
Williams, of Washington city, leader
Of tie bsnd.
Governor Lee opened the ball slth
Ms. pr. X. G.. Cabell. Of your city.
waitzes lancers, schot,isches, and
polkas follow IN may succession, and
srGy ore seems to enjoy the gsy ocea-
sion 20 the fullest extent.
Among the oancers aud the interested
spectators are the following well.knosn
ladies and gen,lsmen Judge n. q.
Allen and Miss Allen, Generai q. 3.
Mesm, Captain John e.. Meom, Dr. q.
A. Moore, Professor Meem, Mrs.
Moore, Of Shenandoah Mrs. c. Heath
cringion. Miss Hca,herington, and Mr..
s - AfttH AAAN AtNN"NtNts W htft'St-
phis Dr. J. Behrens and Mrs.
B,hreus, DR.. &. ". Chsnceuiore and
wife, Baltimore; n. p. Taylor and
vile, Philsdelphis; Mrs. Boykin Wright,
Augusta, ia. Mrs. W. II. Jones and
Miss May Jones, Mrs. Frank II Rahm,
Miss and SIR. Rahm. Mrs. John ID. Lot.
tier, Mr.. George Il. McAdsms and
wife. Richmond Miss Christmas, WASH
lngton; Mrs. George q. Barnes, Au-
gus'a; ". G.. Kinney, W. A. iouuy,
Staunton, and many others.
After the ball there will be an ele-
CANT banquet, during which the follow
lpg gentlemen are expected to respond
10 tossts Governor Lee, Judge Allen,
nr. Chancemore, Dr. Richie Stone Of
Washington city, Boykin Wrlgh. Of
Georgia, General M,em, Captain John
Mlem, DR.. Carmoie. Mr.. Il. Is. Nc
Adams OF Richmond, Judge David Fow-
Ter Of Baltimore. and others. Toe fss.
uyities will extend INTO the wee sma'
| hCurs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-19
As.uen. Needed Impro,emen

The Suptrm', ndent o. Water has
just COM leted lay ing the 20inch main
Iom ihe Old reservoir 10 Cary and Madi-
son streets, byweans Of which the lover
service Of the city will be supplied with
an pburdsnAnce Of water from the
Lower reservoir. This addition 10 the
supply mains gives the city watersor-
vice isom three sources, and provides
not Only a much.needed increase in
supply, but eventually will add greatly
to The supply to high points 10 the city,
and, in the event Of any accident to any
oie Of the present supply.pipos, pro-
yides 0gaips. auy want Of water or dan
ger from FIRE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-19

Proceedings OF ,he opoaipg Session
3.,.ray'- Exsrctsea.

Yesterday morning at Q o'clock the
Second Diocesan Catholic Synod was
opened at ST.. Peters Cathedral with
all the solemni,y prescribed in the Ro-
msn Rfoviary. Bishop Kesne cele-
bratod pontifcal high mass. assisted
by oil the officers named In yesterdays
D,spGfcL. Father Elliott delivered a
mastery sermon on Authority and
Liberty" After all the ceremonies,
the reading Of the decrces, &c, were
over the fathers of the Council, thirty
one in number. adjourned 10 the base
ment Of the church, where the diiierent
committees started the work assigned
to each Of them. Il il expected tas'
their Work will be completed to-m0r-
row srd approved by Bishop keane.
At s O'Clock m tho afternoon tas
Bisbop belG a conference, all the clergy
Of the diocese beirg present, and A. b
i. VI. large congregation was prcSeat,
std Father Elliott spoke very eloquently
en- " The Dignity OF the Priesthood. 50
Tins mornlDg NJ y clock tequeta
mass will he sung for the deceased
bi,hops ard priests Of this diocese.
Jhe officers Of the mass will be Nerv
Rev. A. Van do Yyyer, celehrant, with
Fathers Wilson and 0'fauell ss
d,acon and sub-deacon, and Father
Willebsld. O. S. b.. a. master Of cere-
monies. The Bishop and all the fathers
Of the Council will be present, and
Father Elliott will preach. Afor th,
usual ceremonies. a. on yesterday. th
assembly will adjourn 10 th, bAssmon,
20 complete their work. To-nIeh! a.
y O'Clock Father Elliott will preach.
II ls now about twenty years sincs
nc clergy of this diocese we're assem-.
bled In council.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-19
TnE ALltoaD nAnN.aIsgrHs.
John and Morgan 5smos scqoIiisd of
the Crime

The trial Of John James and Morga1
his fon for burning their barn to pro
cure the insurance thereon was con-
cluded in ths llenrico County C)urr
Tuesday night, and the accused were
acquitted. The trial Of the case h1
corfnmed thirteen days, from | \. VI
until la.e hour in the afternoon, each
jav, and the interest lelt in tho matte
was manifested by The large GRO ~
abich attended The tiill daily.
The evidence vas concluded TueSla,
morning, and Commonwealth So Attor
ley Thomas CIe.od The Argument IN "a
speech Of an hour and a halls; Judg
Edmund WadoIil, Jr., followed 'n
SIetch Of three hours length In dsiepr.
Of the accused, aud Colonel john B
Young, v no bad been rejaiuel 10 a,.i-.
Commonwealth's-A jtorney Thpua, b.
the prosecution, closed in a speech %.
ore end a half hours.
The jury, after being out about iv.
minutes, brought in verdict Of "u'.
guilty" All of the speeches we'
good, and The one made by judge Wal
dill is said to have been the finest eaJr
ever made by him.
This barn vas burned on the nigh
Of September 9, 1882 Tho Jime-e
had on their barn and building polio,
for s4OO in the Richmond Banking auc
Insurance Con pary and 5232 ia 10"
Agricultural. Af,r the burn.nt
the insurance comparles refuse Fl
to pay The insurance.. Suits we're iu-
stiiutcd in the Circuit Court of the cit,
Of Richmond, and the pluH'iiis oh
tanned veIdicts and Judgments io March
1883, for the amounts claimed. To.
matter remained quiet until last spring
when there were a nun her Of cases o.,
house-buruing in he county, ard tn
people became very much 40. kod up
About this time the assault wtS made
on Rev. W. G. Hall and wife, VIII
lived IN the immediate neishborhOOl
These two very exciting inciteut7
threw the entire community into con.
sternation. aud an hands went to work
to fnd the perpetrators Of the crimes.
The consequence was thai at th
Arril term of tie County Court thes"
two parties we're presented l)r defnui.
ing he Agricultural Insurance Compl
ny by burning their taru, aud thereby
obtaining an insu:auce 8f 1922. IN o.
few days aucst-warrar.s were issued
and the epariics atoncs surreuderei them
selves. At the July term Of tbs c)0r'
they were indicted on the same charge
above, substituting the Banking a1r
Insurance for tho Agricultural. II wa
On this latter charge that this Trial wa
based.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-19
uusTKrEr CLOSED os SUNDAY.
Daniel Murphy Fined s25 for ViO
Iaitng This Law.

Daniel Murphy, who keeps a saloon
at 40 north second street, was before
The Police Court yesterday morning to
answer the charge Of keeping his place
open On Sunday, August 18Th.
Officers Sweeney ard Tolley testified
that on Sunday night about ll:3O
o'clock they saw the front door to Mr..
MuTphy's saloon open and some one IN
fhGc cleaning up and washing the spit
'oors. They neither say anythiag -
Drink sold nor any customers in the
place.
Mr. Murphy's clerk said that he was
at the saloon all day Sunday that
nothing was sold to drink, aud that
the doors were opened TO clean the house
and air out ready 70 open Monday
morning. lie said further that some
one passi~e by applied to him to get
some liquor, but that he refused to sell
On Sunday.
Nr. Murphy did no, deny having hi,
place open on Sunday, but said that BE-
cid not sell ans thing.
Justice RichaIdr said that the law
vas as plain against keeping open a
sg1iust selling on Sunday. A fine OF
$25 was imposed and promptly paid.
Nr. Edward Kain, who Keeps a gro
cory and barroom at the corner oi
Baker and First streets. was also
charged with keeping his place open on
SUNDAY. TIE evidence went TO show
that he people seen in ksin's store were
in the grocery and not in the bar. and
that they were there to get fresh meat
which they had engaged the day before.
Nr. ktin said that he did not sell any
liquor on Sunday. The case was dis
rniestd
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-19
endorsing Mr.. Wise as a candidate for

endorsing Mr.. Wise a. q candidate for
Congress from the Third district, pro-
vided he stood on the labor platform.
Some member thought the resolution
premature, and moved that it be laid
on the table. Agreed 10.
Mr.. Andrew Tenser asked if thl
members of the Club had a right 10 par
ticipste in the ward meetings next FRI
day night.
The Chair said that the members had
the right to do so IL they so decided.
Mr.. DeyinO said no would denounco
any member Of tie Club who did not
stand by the Club for veal or woe. Ifs
thought the Club, which was a reform
club, had no Iight TO 60 into tho Demo-
cratic meeting.
Mr.. ToDSer replied that the Club hal
no platform at present. Only a speech
had been listened to tonight, and NJ
attitude adopted.
The Chair stated as its decision that
any member had a right to % 70 tho
meeting il he wanted %, buJ not rs a
member Of he Club.
An effort was made to call mp the
resolutions ordorsing Mr.. Wise which
had been laid on the table. This Nj.
Ryall opposst-not because he was az.
'ngonistic 10 Mr.. Wise, but he did not
think this meeting tho proper place f"r
MIR. Wise TO present BIS claims. The
Labor Convention il the proper place
he sad and when that meets VI.
Wise. II ne wishes to run as labor
candidate. can present his claims. Be-
sides, " said Mr. Hyall.." Mr.. Wise hls
told YOU that be does no. desire fe.
election.
Mr. Ry all made a good speech ou
The labor question, The objects and iD.
terests Of the worhingpen, and W.
heartily applauded. When he sat down
the motion to take the resolutions fro oa
The table vas Withdrawn.
The meeting then adjourned, subjeci
TO the call Of the chairman.
1HEy WILL NOT PARTICIPATE.
Alta meeting OF the Tsmmany Cluh
Of Jefferson Ward held at Thon's lls!.
last night resolution was adop'e|
providing that the members Of the Ciu'
will not participate in the ward-mect.
iugs 10 be held t0-mOrrOw night TO cleo
delegates to the Congressional Conver.
ton. They also repudi,ted the action
Of the assemblies of Knights Of Labo'
ia appointing five delegates from e'c'
assembly TO a convention TO be held ~
September for the purpose Of nom
ratirg candidate to representth.s ti.
tIict in Congress. They endorse th
basis Of representation adopted in th
election Of Leo one delegate 10 c,e.
two hundred voters.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-19
ITO Custom. House improvement.

Mr.. Charles w. Allen, superinten-
dent Of the custom-house improvements,
has received orders 10 proceed at once
and take ont the north front 0f the
building and excayate, in view Of The
extension. lie vii prepare detailed esti.
mates, &C., for the other branches Of
work which follow and forward them t.
Washington. when further orders will
be given with reference TO the granite
stock, sc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-19

'VUE FLORENCE NIGHrlNGALE
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THE urFNCE NIGliriNGALE
: ,F tI't Nttl~tH1 .-tne following is
u.. rA rnri frum a ..,fsr urtfeu D" the Grr-
roa o., a.us.d H,s.,,g.r az Chambers
u.I.h Iern.t
5 'tIACIRE-s.
DOES. ,leu tu- do,l fIf u,r and Nr-. Ah,s-
l.v s. move fl.r American FI"rsro' mt
ulaI, of tb. N4~,r ~ thHs ee are -
..Ii.tiai urWIl. t.srn no.r "o.lr, " 30 40
a rr,-.ns on Nr. N..sipe iw nr ".us
t,f to sur,Iyeaud ',. po fI.f supue ro.lce-
ut nrJ isrtints'slr MR.. WiN~f.JE =
tIUlNG ~YHt.r believes ihc cni.d fiJn
ra.u. sud Dur,s d5 -eni,r, aud d.arrhfaR lt
r4rsu- the r.n- reduces iunamuttfinu,
cpu- wind co'. .'. and ci,rf..- the infant -aieiy
Through the t,ctiIrf I.rui lt Prrorus
u.,c-ely What DO pro.rss to pcfffu eyeiy
miI otii-noft Ie,s Ne have newer ss,'.i
Ni. MmsIow know hrr osiy thl0agh tho
Irttarton of hrr soothing syrup for
tDidnu IccthIne." i've hai the power
We vou.d make her as sne Is u physical "a
Siour io tbo infant race. sold by al drug.
.Isls IWeuty-rNe cruis s bottle.
al iT-coiiw
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-19

The Buffalo ii.hil Springs Of yir-
aiuia, The moot nu,ed OF all waters for
the cure Of rheumatism, Gout, and
kiducy Troubles, are sad TO have the
finest on"He = any hotel in tho south.
II iscue Of Yi'g-nil's Oldest ard most
uoteu orts. lhe office Of the COM
Iary is al 33 Barclay street, New York.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-19

TIE ladies Of Cool-SPriug church, in
Hanover county, viii hold 4 Feast on
the chureh.grounds on to-day Thurs
dayl, August 10, 1856, commencing as
IL o'clock noon. AZ night they pro.
pose TO have a Concert, under the maa-
sgsment Of Mr.. Manly B. Ramos, Al.
sisted by Captain Frank W. Cunning
ham and Kirk Mathews. There viii
DO Chafajes and Tableaux. The trains
Of The Chesapeake aud Ohio railway
will stop At the door. Round-trip
,ickeia viii bc sold, and parties from
Richmond can return the same night.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-19

The programme for the outing this
afternoon offers unusual attractions.
Tie party will meet at the Richmond
and Alleghany railroad depot, take the
3:20 Z. NJ. train to Vinita, cross the
river by ferry, and walk a mile and =
quarter to Huguenot Springs, spend the
night, and take the train at Ninita Fri
dsy morning, arriving in Richmond at
g:55 O'Clock. Expense, including rail
road fare aud entertainment at the
springs. Sl.j0. Mr.. George G. Jefor-
son will be the leader. Members who
prefer TO do so can leave at : o'clock
this evening and return at $50
O'Clock Friday morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-19
n.nt,, ofnn E.rlmnbIe LadT.

Mrs. Sarah +. TOler, relict Of the late
Thomas S. Toler, who has been in bad
health for some months, died Tuesday
night at IL o'clock at the residence Of
ber daughter, Mrs. Susan &. Johnson
near the Old reservoir, just beyond the
city limits. in her sixty-soyenth year.
Mrs. Toler was an amisble and mother
" woman, and much loved BY her chill
dFen. grandchildren, aud friends. She
was the mother Of Mr.. John +. Tolsr,
the florist. Her funeral will take place
this afternoon from pine-Sirees Baptist
church.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-19

DR.. John A. Chil.oIi, who had been
an invalid for many pIanths, died at the
residence Of his sob-iE.law, Mr. Andrew
I. Elicit, in this city, Tuesday after
neon. He was one Of the most highly
esteemed men Of Warreuton, where he
had lived continuously duriag bis pro-
fessional life. Kind and selfsseridcicg,
he Vas the friend of all. The deceased
was IN The seyenty-third year Of his age.
20 a.a AA..,s u E--...- ,-s.---,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-19
TsstImonInIorE,iesm

A number Of the employees Of the
Huntington division Of the Chesapeake
and Ohio railway, upon learning that
Gsneral-Managor w. u. Ryder con.
templated resigning, determined to ton
der him some testimonial Of their friend
ship and esteem. They settled upon a
handsome silver service Of ten pieces,
which they presented to him before he
l.a Ri.lngnd.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-19

the Chiffon homestead being one Of the
eldest historic places in the State. DR..
Chiffon was also the father.in.law Of
Mr.. c. b. Ryan, Of this city.
The remains were taken 20 Warren
ton on the fredericksburg road yester-
cay afternoon, where they will be in-
tered in the family burying.g ground to-
day. Rev. Father Donahoe will oficiate
at the burial.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-19

Judge Lacy, written to Mr.. II 'asn'.
rough requesting that the opinion DC
returned to the clerks Office, there 70
remain until the motion for q rehsaring
Of the case is acted upon. This motion
will come up during the term Of tne
court a, Staunton, which begins The
10th Of September. The volume IN
witch this opinion will appear will not
be published until next spring.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-19
nv. Cin,Ios g.. o. Hare 7lal,e- an as
Alnnmnnf.

Yesterday morning a deed OF assign
mcit from Charles j. T.. Hare 90 y. b.
Jones, trustee, wa put on record in
TIE clerks orce Of the Chancey
Court. The paper conveys all 30
stock Of groceries. &C., at The store ~
north Twcnty-tbird street, and hose
and wagon. and tho trustee is directed
20 pay creditors in the order OF their
priority in tho deed. The first-clnss
debts are TO !. S. Moore, o due-bill
signed by Charles ). y. Hare for Hare
6 Brother about November, 1855, for
s4Sl. credited by tj5; to J. S. Moore,
negotiable note for $500, dated about
July Is. loSG, endorsed by II. A.
Hare. All other creditors receive their
pro-rafq share Of the residue, If any,
Of The proceeds Of sale Of the stock,
sc. Liabilities about $1,000; assets
not given.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-19
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ilY tti'Guph 70 TIE Dltialch
IIoyIrrNCE k. T., August Is
Ih- afternoon P,uick VI NcCarron,
a barber, cut the throat Of James Cros-
by while shaving him. Crosby ran
into the street, but died on the side
Nslk. McCarron has been the subject
OF bts OF domentla, aud MS ply siciin
last month advised that he be taken to
an asy lum for treatment.