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The Portland daily press., 1888-12-15
Postal Changes.

WASHINGTON, Dec. a. = The following
change in the star postal services in Maine
is announced:
20 Route s e, a24. Mexico to Byron Increase service
take effect Jan. l, 1889.
Elwood H. Jenkins has been commissioned
The Portland daily press., 1888-12-15
THE STATE.
ANpRosooaaIN COUNTY.

ANDhoSCoGGlN COUNTY.
At the office or the adjutant general the
resignation of E. Fred Bisbee, first lieuten-
ant Co. O., First Regiment, M. V. NJ, Au-
burn Light Infantry, has been received, and
the same has been accepted.
KENNEBEC COUNTY.
Although there are now no women holding
justices Of the peace commission, the names
Of seven of them appear upon the commits
sion books as holding special appointments
to solemnize marriages, administer oaths
and take acknowledgements Of deeds. They
abeth +. Colby. Bingham; Foddie K. Story,
Washburn; Louise j. Cabel, Lowell; Mary
Eveline Burbank, Lizzie +. Achorn, Rock
land Hattie M. Burr, Bangor.
The Portland daily press., 1888-12-15
the INAUcuRATIoN.
Thirteen Thousand Want to March
In the Great Parade.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 14.-Chairman Britton
of the inaugural committee. received favor
able answers to his requests for the use Of
the corridors of the interior and post Office
department buildings for sleeping quarters
for troops during the Inauguration. Avail
able space win accommodate 1900 men. The
ready received applications for positions in
the parade from organizations aggregating
1900 men. This il 1900 more than were in
the parade four years ago. The following
names have been added to the reception COM
Emmons Blaine, John NJ. Tnurston, T. w.
Noyes, A. w. Wyman, H. d. Barr. Horatio
King, FL. b. Edwards and Seaton Monroe.
The Portland daily press., 1888-12-15
Moose, DEER AND CARIBOU.

The Commissioners report wonderful
increase" Of our venison game animals.
Moose have been more numerous than can
be accounted for unless by immigration from
the Provinces. Some cause has undoubted-
| ly affected this movement. and whether 1t be
| wolves. dogs continued pursuit, or whatever
| be the cause such Is the fact Moose have
been seen in parts of our State where scarce
| deer has strayed for years. This has like
| wise been the case with deer. Wherever
| the law against dogs has been enforced, both
deer. moose and caribou have made their ap-
pearance.
Our fish and game bring SO much revenue
| into our State In the form of money expend-
| ed for our products of food as well as ser
| vice and labor, that the State can we'll afford
| generously to aid In enforcing our game
laws. Surely it is not too much to ask for a
/ few thousands to be expended in producing
millions. Such is the fact, millions are the
| product of our summer travel all originating
| In the pursuit of our fish and game. The
the husband, fathers and brothers, and the
| amount of money left in our State each year
is constantly increasing.
| SEA AND SHORE FISHERIES.
The second division of this work is deyoi ed
to the report of the Commissioner of Sea and
Shore fisheries, the greater part of which is
taken up with the lobster fisheries. The pro-
tective law has had much to do with the in
| crease of them and for ten years HOLSTERS
have not been so cheap, plenty and large, as
| they have been the past year. An attempt
has been made to obtain complete statistics
of the business. but SO far 1t has been quite
impossible to do so. From the best informa-
tionsebtained the estimate Of yearly catch is
F45, 900, 600, which is believed to be 100000
more than the natural annual increase, show.
ing she need VI protection. In Bremen,
l xt.T~ tnhs t., ,EEs
traps. The cost of each trap is 81; the cost
of a car is about $25, and the cost Of each
boat from $125 to S3000 No lobster increases
In size except when 1t sheds its shell. A lob,
ster that Is inches long before shedding be-
comes loa inches after shedding and
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-04
HEsuOr rmRoUGuruE WINDOW.
Richard sIoOn Fires NJ Officer mOies-
0ticr Mnncheafor Efrm-.

4 colored man named Rcharl Moon was be-
fore the Mayors OO1rs ycstcr!Ry morning
charEet Win unlavfully an1 fe)uiously shoot
ing no Policeman William N. M0lcs white In tho
discharge OF his duty; also with carrying con-
caal u Weapons The latter charge was Inquired
into aud the accused fined so and costs; tho
former was continued until today. From inc
evidence taken 70 appears that about l o'clock
yesterday morning Mr. T.. 7. Palmer. n switch
man iu the Bi nm0nd and Oanyiue yard. re-
ceived n nes-ago from Captain West iolling him
60 Inform Noon that he was wanted 70 20
out Oh Train 40. - 20 Uauvide 70 relieve man
who bad been hurt All Efforts 20 get Noon OUT
Ci ne canoOse-car having proved iruitiess,
Policeman NOlo3 was summoned. Ne apur0a hed
tte oIr. which rass.aniing on p side track above
TIE seven a-efrt ct arch. aui called Noon three
tin l1sfead Of answering. Moon urel a. tao
officer fhrourh the window. Whereupou MOlcs
ran up tu the car and iirei through the Wind "
tWlce. Moon escaped ON ihe opposite side oi The
car and vas arrested later In a shanty provided
Tor he brakemen, and tao pistol was found
uhGer tie bunk
7ae weather Has almost perfect on Sunday,
ond uo cougrcgauous wero unusually lsrge.
EcF. hr. ia rf0u. ihl new pastor VI the fuin-
Street MCthldH pa rch, nrea he'd his hrst SER
mon, and the puip'4 Of The other churches Wero
lied 10y their respective pastors one now
utmr0r vas received 80 tho Central Methodist
ch Ir % So fh1 morning. aud az night tlero WAS
cle edition to the Baiuhridge-- street BAPTIST
church Gnd one person wa. baptized keT. +.
,. keFno.ts preached 90 Giobss Oporn-Housc In
iue afternoon.
Il. slaY,rio be given tomorrow night by
t9r Alert Fro Company promises % be a grand
affair. nu3 tae Committee % Ausaeowen's con-
flstrr of Nfrars. W. y. Oetsthiu1, Charles 7.
Stra.tHu. ani E.. ID. Angel, N.l spare no pains ID
make al. Who attend have go0i time.
o. lcz' sunday morning ne sunday school of
flr Btal- ge-Suoet Eapt s' churca VIII hold a
mn5--rcetus iu lien of tho regular exercises.
1rore wiiI no no feryices at tli5 clli Do io-mor-
roN ai-1t. Hs fle Eaplst COlgro-s VII DO ia
session Iu n.im1n3.
tlrs. b.. t ~rnliugs has returned home after
u.o4t-'s Wiz t0 her son, in East Brooklyn,
~ N
sir Willie Rea,.ie loft yesterday morning for
Sow YORK. where ho viii attend school
Hies Maggie vans has returned homo after an
extended southern trio.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-04
ran BApTIsT COAGREss.
II VIII Meet at TRACE street Chnrch
Thts Morning

The Baptist Congress which is 10 assemble
This morning or tl, Grlc0-~irH-t baptist chur b
.- pot an cOc.r-.a-tl.E. court itI8 not .i5-
sioLnry or TolefuI-nf reluIka'iOn. II b. simply
a Vai utsry a5sQ. ..aiIon OF lrai ling ministers and
Iagmrn tor tho discussion of current cue lions
~ popular intere g. hs csssYi.fs an1 speakers
OH the programme come t,Jm Virginia, has-a-
cIu-rft.. New lora. Ionn-y yiyaria, Connecticut,
MARYLAND, Oeorgia. gut Ncw Jersey and tnry
are fairly representative of the trend OF rc.i-
ciuus thought lu their various sections Their
ultIanccs sfe. however, ia uo sense authorla~
tive or binding up0u The tcuoninaron. Two
SEES s-i1ns Wal hc held ca'h DAY, ono al II a. NJ.
ans ono 10 S b. 3d.. cAccp. on Thursday, when
tho me-tnr Tlll Uo at2P M Instead of 8 q. N.
Al of thes. sessions win bo open % the
public. who arc cordially invited 20 attend. The
topic for this mUrMlKs session is Education.
DI. Pufyoar viii read paper Ou How F ar
Should the State tII-ite:' aud q paper on
Common rs. tar0cuinl schools, hy FeF. Dr.
Philip y M1xom, Of Boston, VIII oe presented
Rev. Walter Nnu-cleuuuscn, OF New YORK, VIII
SPEAK on these topics.
The evening session VIII be given 10 the dis
cuss on of temperance.
Rev. Dr.. Way'a noyt of PHILADELPHIA, VIII
speak on high license and Rev. II. a. Delano, VI
Connecticut. Ou prohibition.
number Of tloss who are expected 20 take
part iu the proceedings arrived last night Dr.
Curry has baen asked o. preside, Du, az he Is in
Washington some one else viii call tho mecslug
TO order this morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-04
Mrs. WINSLOWs SOOTHING
VI SYRUP.

Rev. sylvanus Cobb taas writes IN the Boston
Christian Fireman.; We would by 10 means re-
commend any kind Of medicine Nsich We did
not know % be- od-psrtieulariy for infsntA
Bus Of Mrs. WinslOws soothiDg-Syrup No can
speak from knowledge; IN our sNn family it
has proved blessing indeed by glsing an IN
FAINT troubled With collie pains quiet sleep ami
the parents unorokeu rest at night Most
parents can appreciate these blessings. Here
is an article which works % perfection. and
Which Is harmless; for ths sleep which &c AZ
fnris mo niansts perfectly natural, and tho lis
tle cherab asakes a. bright a. a e0tton.|
And duriag me process Of ssotaiag is value u
incsiculasle. We have frequently heard mo-
Tiers say lhat they woald nos os without ls from
The birth Of ne child tli i had naishsd with The
teething siege On any eonalaerasion shstsseE
sold ~ all druggists g censs ootsia.
my &eod
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-04

Ia tho City Circuit Court yesterday judgment
was come ssed Ia one case Ia which The amount
was slightly less than SEQ
The Board Of Public Interests held a meeting
Va the Couucil chamber Yesterday evening and
transacted some rOutlne business.
A thief entered the hall OF Mr.. B. Harrison's
house. No i0j north Fifth street. sunday night
and stole two oyercoets from the het-rack.
Mrs Hugh Campbell, OK Bismarck, Oak, al
rived Ia the citY yesterday and viii spend most
Of the winter With her father, Major Frederick K.
Scott
Sunday the troiey-Wire d one Og tho electric
cars pulled dQgn the overhead wire AZ the corner
Of Fifih and Ciay streets. The bro1k vas soon
repaired and the running Of the cars was not de-
layed.
The committeso OF three from each Of the DEM
ocraiic clubs Of The city will meet TO night NJ tao
roons OF the lrviog. hau Club IN Rsinharii's
Han en- west Main street.
While William Saatou and Alexander Lewis
lcoioredl were digging gravel from a bank az
Bacone-Q Quarter branch saturday afternoon =
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-04

Philip Ellis tcolorod), breaking into the store
house of D.. FagsA and stoainz q lot Of bras'. a
pair Of pante. . coat, ana a pair of boots;
Simon HAWKINS lcoloredl breaking into the store
OF EdHarl Thompson and stealing 80 IN United
states currency. Nick james tColoreil, breaking
into the dwelling - Leirh Walters md stealing
several coins of United etatas currency; George
ttnor .cOi1red), brc1siuc into the storehOlse ot
= Pagan and stealing lot Of brass. pair Of
panis and D1ots. and q coat; Eugene hOss,
asialifing nld Wounding George Harris six
truo bills were found against Nary Taylor tcoh
ofedl Tor shop-lifing; Nelson Nes.er tcoioreD,
Tor eTearing falsely ~ tho election on NoYom Ger
ga; G.. Vs.. Woodbridge. for assaulting L. W.
Jone3; George Washington cQlOIeil, Tor assault
ing william Lewis: @. & lson, for peddhng on
tne airaots " RichmonQ Without license; John
u. williams Tor vOeing Illegally a. the third pre-
cinct ln Clay Ward on November btn, he having
heen convicted OF larceny; James Milliams
tcOlOrodl. tOr stealing 3 mule from A. L. Savage
Tho grand Jury adjourn q yesterday evening
unni This morning at 10 O'Clock, when they Will
investigate the jail matter
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-04
TIE Rescued Murderer.

the Commonwealth Attorney for " ytEe county
stating that the writer would use all he Efforts
In his power 90 bring o. Justice the meg who re-
ceuly broke into NyIhe county lall and took
iherrfrOm Naylnan SUIT D, a condemned mIr-
dsror. and set HIN no liberty
sutton IS believed % bee either IN Wy,he or
Smyth county. and Tor tie present h. much safer
ihsre than ne would be elsewhere. for ln d conf
munity not 80 friendly 10 him tho reward of
81 900 offered by Governor Lee would be pretty
sure 10 cause his arrest and delivery 20 the pro
per oficers Of the law.
II recapured sutton viii have . be re-
sentenced by the Circuit C0uri and it Is not
llseiy that the Judge viii consent for him 10 DO
kept Ca Wyihs jail, out Bill rather prefer 20
saud him 10 Roanoke or Lynrhbgre, where he
viii bo safer from tle enthusiastic demOnstra-
tons ol his devoted friends.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-04

Atthc corner Of SIXTH and Clay streets yas,or-
Jay afternoon about = O'Clock t.ortrls Car so.
aq of wlicu SIR. Benjamin Leaman Is motor
man auI james NorrI-eg, Esd. cOuduc or col
I.led with or ran iut0 Hr Henry Nour0hr's
Wsvon which Wa- passing at tle tlmo. Tho
snafts ana ono Of the from. wheels OF the wagon
wore broken and Mr. Neur0hr was dragged a
short distance aud much bruised. bat uOt
seriously injured. Mr. Nourohr thinks the car
wasrunuing faster than rhe ordinance allows.
but the u0iOr-nsn insists mat - WA not, aDd
contends that the occurrence was an unavoidable
accident, for which was DO one vas % blame.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-04

caye-in occurred. sinstnntly killing seaton and
breaking the leg OF lewis Ss6ton lived on Han
cock street aud had q wife.
Judge John r. lay has received q letter from
6overnOr-elcct francis r. Fleming. Of fioridn,
inviting him 20 be present at the Inaugural cere-
monies in January at Tallahassee.
Tho address Of Major Baker p Leo before tho
Chesapeake Agricultural Fair Association NJ
Cape Charles City on tho seth Of octooer last has
just heoen received from The printer, hf. Daniel
Murphy
The Committee on Grounds and Buildings
opened bids last night for the repairs 20 WASH
ingtOn Han. 1be bid OF Mr.. Pearce OF ~ go was
the lowest and was reiorred ~ the City kngineer
for action.
On Saturday night last a white youth ierked =
$40 bill from the hand Of Mr. :. Boyce Bralys
little son, Bryant o'bannon, which no wast taking
back TO his father having failed In his efforts 10
get 70 changed IN the neishbornood.
The monthly socisbles given by tho Richmond
H0witzers, which proved 50 pleasant last season.
are % be resumed. aud tho frst one will be given
tomorrow evening. Committee Of Arrange
ments. Lieutenant Charles q. Boaher, Corporal
}. W. kast, and Corporal K Z. Cole
Archer Allen, Young colored man about
twenty years Old. has been arrested on the
charge OF rocking q iraiu on the York 3iyer
road. aad be viii nave 2 hearing on THURSDAY be-
fore squire Grim af UenricO courthouse. The
offence Is alleged 10 have been committed on
Thanksgiving Day.
The delegation from the Chattanooga City
Council, consisting Of Messrs. ". W. Sylvester,
c. G. Howard, G. II. Dyer. 8 W. Dsvine. and }.
4. Lynn, who came % Richmond 20 inspect The
workings OF the electric street railway here, have
returned home. They expressed themselves as
greatly pleased with the system. An electric
iinea TO 10 built ma their city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-04
Reading at the Young Meas Chris
tt-u sasocfotioa Vo-Nirbt.

The ladies' Auxiliary OF the YOuhg Mems
Christian Association have secured Mr. Thomas
Sc son Page 20 give reading az the Association
Hall tonight at s.i5 O'Clock. Selections from
"Ole istrscted. % '" The Two Little Contoderatss," +"
and "a Captured santa Claus viii be given.
Tie latter story viii in q foW days appear IA
Hapsr's Young People.
ar. Page IS everywhere growing In popular
fsYOr, and N no place is the quaint humOr and
tender paihOs OF his dialect stories moro appre-
ciated than in Richmond. his hons. During
next sumner he viii give a series Of readings at
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-04
Musical instruments AT the ExpOsI-

In reply % question ~ 70 the number OF
misic-h houses that competed for awards. DR..
Henry &. Jones. Director General Of the Virginia
Agricultural. Mechanical, and Tobacco Expo-
sitiou, writes a. follows:
lhcre were i've exhibits or musical
instruments outerei With as for exhibition
namely. walter %. Moses x co.. Hume, Minor &
Co.. sanders Stayman. Ryland & Lea. Charles
BE- rtsif. ana one entered for competition
namely. that ~ NJ. r. Ramos 6 cor .
Thus 10 appears thss nyc houses onsered for
exhibition oniy and one Tor competition.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-04
THE Red MARK
MEANS
A Big Reduction.

500 MISSES AND LADIES' JACKETS. SACKS.
RAGLANs. MoDJESKAs, AND NENMARKETs
marked down 70 less than cost Every garment
marked In plain agureS The red figures sro
the reduced prices. The Old marks remain on
% 70 show ths great reduction that has been
made.
cHILDRENs CLOAKs marked down from $3.50
f2O:
cHILDRENs CLoAKs marked down from IS
t0t3;
cHILDREN'S CLoAKs marked down from %
TO 81;
CHILDREN's CLOARs marked down from 81
to $40;
CHIIDREN's CLoAKs marked down from %
tof5;
cHILDREN's cLoAKs marked down from 50
tOsGQ:
CHLDREN's CL0AKs marked down from SO
toE:
cuILDREN's CLOAKs marked down frem sii
TO $3.50;
CHmDREN's CLoAKs marked down from tis
LADIES' JACKETS marked down from sLi5 to
LADIES' JACKETS marked down nom IS to
$50:
LADIES' JACKETS marked down from f6 10 e.
LADIES' JACKETS marked down from $40 20
sA50;
LADIES' JACKETS marked down from g. 10 i5;
LADIES' JACKETS marked down from 50 -
$50:
LADIES JACKETS marked down from so tof7;
LADIES' JACKETS marked down from en- toys;
LADIES JACKETS marked down fiom fi2 tos9;
LADIES' JACKETS marked down from ti5 TO
si0
LADIES' JACKETS marked down from so 70
Su:
LADIES' JACKETS marked down from slS 10
si3;
LADIES' JACKETS marked down from go 20
SIS:
LADIES JACKETS marked down from sl5 to
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-04

The grsnd iury-Ar. Thomas Potts. foreman-
YESTERDAY found lrue bills OF indictment against
the following parties: Holly Bnce ,coloredl, as-
saultiug cafhsrlne Sohhson; Auber Black
lcoiorod,, sho0ang and sounding John o. p1yer.
several tfue bills we're found against Joseph
Diamond. Philip Kills. John Henry, ant George
Minor taii cOlorecl ior breaking into box-cars Of
tao Rlehusond and AllsgGaay and hichmond
and Petersburg railroads and stealing lot OF
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-04
awe a. nair OF the Path.

The public with patriotic willingness 70 expe-
die work on the clsiOm-hOus0 viii not object
% the eating of grsuite blocks 0n the sidewalk
H. front Of that building; Out It really seems
that halt u The width Of she pavement W01ld
serve ihe WOrkmcn. Then rough fence would
protect the passers-by from dying chips o.
stone. and lhUs both The contractors aud tho
many thousands who frequent this tnOrougbfsfe
could DO satisfactorily served. When. however,
Il comes ~ hoisfing the siOres then ine people
bad better ba crowded from ihe sidewalk aud
into tie roadway thRn ce pat in ferli.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-04
Merart Academr of nnsic.

Lnvinla shannon appears al the Mozart to-
night in the cnaracter " Lady Al1iey Ia lne
Mystery Of Audley Court She Il 10 90 vel
coined on this occasion by the attendance Ia a
tOiy. accompanied BY their ladies, OF Viz
giula Council. -. 20. Royal Arcanum, 70 cela-
brafe their eleventh anniversary.
Miss shannon has recently been elected q
daughter Of the Lexington Lodge OF biss.
There VII be q large attendance tonight
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-04

DR.. S. Galeskfs accurate comfort lenses
are positively the most perfect made. They
ore pure, brilliant, and soft 10 the eye, and
when accurately fitted according 10 examiua-
ton do not only give good vision, but pre-
serve the cyeHght TO the fullest extent.
Thousands are using them to their deligh;
and lasting benefit. As heretofore eXamna-
t0u is free and AT glasses adjusted according
TO actual need, 10 matter how severe the
visual defect may appear.
DIR. s. GMEsRI,
0l5 east Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-04
Thc washington Exposition.

Hon. J. l.. N. curry Mayor Rllyson. and Presi-
dert Ains.ie. of the Chamber Of Commerce, Will
leave for W MashingtOn. D. c.. this morning 10 a.
tend meeting OF the Board Of Promotion OF the
Centennial Celebration and hree Americas Ex-
position. Dr Curry at tho banquet tonight re-
snonls % Lhe Loast "snaIn and AmerIcan
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-04

A called meeting n the Board Of Directors Of
tho Chamber ~ Commerce Was held yesterday
evening 90 consider 4 communicate. n from r. +.
johnson & Co. in regard 10 delay il forwarding
certain mail matter. 10 appearing hat the
United states P0s.-Once Department had atlast
yielded % the Oft repeated requests 0f POstmas-
ter Cullingworfh nut authorized the employ
ment Of Tie tHO extra clerks necessary % dls-
patch tie work IN question, tle BOARD adjourned
without action.
The following new members n the chamber
were eiec-ed: =. Taylor Elly5Jn, Joseph Bryan,
and Jamea n. b0oIsI
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-04

viii be pubhshod' frequently IN the Youths
companion. giving useful intormstiouin various
departments 0f home life Ooking. Embroidery,
RAd Decoration Of the Home. without and WITH
ln. Tie Eduuusl Page gives timely articles
about current event. at homo and abroad. tho
Cnidrens Page is always crowded with stories,
anecdotes. rhymes, anu puzzles adapted 90 the
youngest readers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-04

cio-ied ponce oiI-'ui+ adopted
ISsPfCION or eTEtH 80itsBs.
Tho Committee ou Crlins.ces returned the
ordinance I1 regard On st.am boilers. VIih fh'
rae0muer I1ior t.0. d. lo not pass, tlc cry
AifornegIau sfsrfcs .ei $500 0pn oI tlat ,hc
c.ty bad nn t4t..rity .. pass .rcn iaF.
1le surgcsuOu ~ iLe committee was con-
cfrrcI iu.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-04

We are much grau0sd nc tho interest many Of
our best doctors ara taking In tho Richmond
Cream. Butter. and Mix Company. No. west
HT1ai street. great number of doctors have
made personal inspection ot our model dairy
and express themselves VOL pleased with tho
neauess snd modern way Of conducting the bu-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-04
re,.eulae-New ,aitIon.

Secretary. y.Of-the-Commongealth II. ". Flour
noy l. revising Nayo's Guide. lt Is book that
has done great service % the justices, consta-
bles. aud other odiciAis u the state sod citt-
zons generally; but much Of ia matter b out of
date. Snd IL viii be the undertaking Of Judge
fournoy 70 revise And enlarge Il 70 meet the
pubic demand.
The Worx l. in good hands, and viii be we'll
done no doubt