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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-02
DISORDER IN ROCKETS.
The Participants Fined aud Ke-
nuired 10 Giye SecnritY.


Rockets was we'll represented In the P0-
lice Court yesterday morning, and the law
breakers from that section were dealt with
none too gently by Justice Rlcharson.
John and William O'Dwyer, James Chill
dress, Charles Porr, and William Donley were
charged. on a warrant sworn out by Pohce-
man John T. Enright upon informati0n re-
ceiyed, with being drunk and creating
disturbance. There were thirteen witnesses
altogether aud tho examination consumed
several hours.
1t appeared from the evidence that the &C.
cused spent the last hafo Tuesday night on
Williamsburg avenue curSing, swearing,
throwing rocks in all directions, and into
windows and 10 creating general disorder
Dr. Crane. who keeps a drugstore at the
corner OF Williamsburg avenue and Louisiana
street, said his family were kept from sleep
ing from l o'clock until daybreak, and 1t
seems that some other residents OF that Sec
ton suffered likewise.
Justice Richardson, who had previously
announced his intention TO break up this
disorder in Rockets, tued each OF the ac-
cused $40 and required OF them all security
in the sum OF $500 for their good behavior
for twelve months.
When the court adjourned DOnley was the
only one Of the parties who had paid his
fine and given the required bond. Several
Of the others signiled their intention to take
an appeal.
OTHER CASES.
William Spindle (colored) was charged
with stealing a pair Of shoes from Simon
Kautnowtz; also, with stealing a silk dress
from some person unknown. In the first
case he was sent to Jail for six months; the
latter was continued until the Sth instant.
Albert Green (coored), drunk snd using
obscene language In the street. Fined $40
and costs.
Charlotte Davis (colored), stealing shirt
from James r. Gray. Continued until to-
daY.
James Bates (coloredD, stealing a bag OF
-four from Max Cohen. Continued until to-
day
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-02
Sow Tnses Worn .Ksowlsa.


Irsa great convenisncs 10 know wbers
you can ind exactly what you want; is
saves time. and In this age Of "rush"
time is worth money. !, saves tempsr.
and temper Ia commodity that. no mat
tor how great your stock Of 10 may be.
should not be drs~aupon too often. IL
caves thought and care which entail an
expenditure OF vital force that yoa can
not too carefully conserve. In fac, It's
pleasant to know where you can plsoo
your hand on what your fancy calls for
or the necessity OF tho moment demands
We propose 10 teltyou Of things that can
always be found here. not because We
have monopoly otsuch ,hlngu, but be-
cause we have the courage 20 keep In
stock everything tho people want
A.sAKs 4 co.
Skeleton Suits for summer wsar-thas
r., Suits made up wllhouta q particle Of
lining. yet finished handsomely. Black
ChevIot Suits, for instance, seams wcltcd
on both inside and out Soft and loosely
woven material. that makes q perfect
non-conductor Of heAi, richly plain aud
very stylish. Our price ti5 a Suit, qua
rsnteed perfect ituns.
A. sAKs sco.
Black Serge Skeleton Suits, lishs and
airy. elegantly finished, q, always qua.
rantsed. suitable alike for sllded youth
and sober age. Price si2S0. or whom sold
separately, Coat S.; Vest. t95O; Trou.
sers, S. A. SAKs &Co.
Gray Serge Suits. perfect skeletons, 9
popular color and a popular price-sl0 =
suit, or Coat S.; Trousers, $50; Vest,
$l.50. These goods are very popular We
sell great numbers OF them every every
summer. weare fortunate IN controlling
the productions Of mill that guarantees
the Serge not 10 burst at the scsnis. and
we hold ourselves directly responsible 20
tho purchaser. when we say Gray
serge We apply tho term in q general
way, as tho shades In which this partlcu-
lar Serge como range from light gray "
dark brown. A.sAKS &CO.
Blue Choyioteen skeleton suia
Charming n,gligee Suits for tho sea shore
and tho mountains. artlsucslly tailored
and perfect ntting. Prices $40 aud ii5.
When topped by !aunty "straw," which
you can mud here, thoros nothing moro
becoming. A. SAkS & co.
Tourists Shirts IN Wool AMI six.
variety tho lsrgeat styles tho newest,
qualities tho finest. prices the lowest.
Midsummer styles ot llesd.geAr, IN
cudlng oyery novelty 70 be- found on no
market Al those things and hundreds
OF other things thatU aii 70 your comfort
and appearance can bo found hero cor-
rect In style and price.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-02
ICHMOND. VA, SATURDAY. JUNE 2. 1888

the September instead Of the November
meeting the time for the election OF officers.
Mr.. Z. b. Grymes. president, and DR.. Jud.
B. Wood and James l.. Anderson, Esq,
vlce.presidenis, rendered their resisnafions'
and they were accepted. The third vice.
presidency. filed by William ii. Talman,
Esq was declared vacant because he bad
not attended meeting since he was elected.
II was decided not 10 20 into the
election Of these gentlemen's successors un-
I'll September. In the mean time Mr.. Loyen'
stein, the fourth vice president, will perform
the duties OF president and call meeting II
one be necessary.
The club'at 1925 adjourned until the first
FRIDAY in September next, when II viii re-
organize ready for The presldential fght.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-02
THE PRICE OF SUGAR.
National Convention TO Deal with
tho Subject.

A convention OF representatives OF the
wholesale grocers OF the country will be held
nj New York on the 23d OF June. "In order
TO dspel any possible mIsconception on the
part OF the public as to the aim and purpose
OF the convention 1t has been adiudged wise
by a number OF influential houses 10 give TO
the press and public a short and concise
synopsis OF such purposes" as follows:
Whereas 1t is q common practice on the
part OF both wholesale and retail grocers to
sell sugar not only without profit but below
the average cost Of doing business, when
loss must necessarily be made up by higher
prices on other goods; and whereas THIS
practice is a detriment alike to both dealers
and consumers, and is opposed to all correct
and straightforward business principles:
The wholesale grocers OF the United states,
while opposed 10 combinations which exact
excessive profits from the public, viii wei
come any plan which will enable both Whole
sale and retail dealers TO sell sugar at mar
gin which will defray the cost Of doing busi.
ness. which upon the average is not less than
; per cent. upon the sales OF wholesalers gnd
10 per cent. upon the sales OF retailers.
They believe that the general movement
10 avoid the excessive and unreasonable
operation OF the law OF competition (Which IS
now operative to a greater degree than ever
before, and is illustrated by efforts in almost
every business and profession. including
labofers, formers, and publishersl, on ac-
count OF increased facilities for production
and distribution consequent upon the enor-
nous development OF the forces OF steam,
electricity. and machinery is evidence that a
legitimate cause for such movement exists,
and that a distinction should be drawn be-
tween reasonable efforts for self-preserYa-
ton, and those monopoly combinations
which are operated in a manner detrimental
20 the public welfare.
The delegates appointed by the Wholesale
Grocers', Provision. and ConfectiOners' AS
sociation Of Richmond 10 attend the conyen-
ton referred to are as follows: Major w.
J. johnson, j. \. Morris. and Adophus
Blair, with the following slternates: John
&. Spots, j. W. Cringan, and l.. &. Younger.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-02
PrnnarfY Tranafera.

Richmond: A. ID. Brown and wife 10
Franklin b. Taylor, 10 feet on Pine street
between Albemarle aDd Beverly, $1,000; 7;
Henry G. Crenshaw and Charles A. Taylor
aud their wives to p. @. Lewis, 81 feet on
Broad street near Twenty.seyeuto, s2. 400;
w. II. c. Lee to sallle VI. Hall, wife OF
David VI. Hall, 19t feet on Pine street near
Cary, g., 300; John McQuade and others to
Kate NJ. Blankenship, 80 liz feet on Cary
street between Tenth and Eleventh,
$4,000.
Deeds Of Partition: William C. Aliens de-
yisees divide part OF his real estate.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-02
Charged with Attempted Murder.

A colored woman named Mary Taylor was
arrested yesterday morning by Constable
j. p. Nturohr. OF Henrico, on the grave
charge IF attempting the murder OF her in
fant child. She was locked up in the county
Jail aud will be taken before magistrate
to-day for preliminary examination.
About a week ago this little child was
found in large basket setting in the water
in the woods OF Colonel John Il. foung's
farm, and doubtless would have soon died
there had not Mrs. Bertha Keller, who hap
pened to be walking through the woods
have seen the basket.
The warrant for the woman's arrest was
issued by Justice 5. Z. Gnn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-02

CHEWING b ROSE. 10 NJ. trustees sals Of
franc stores on east Main street.
P0INDExTER & DENoON, IAN, trustees sale
Of farm about SIX miles eolew the city.
b. NJ. QUARIEs. r. NJ. two three stery brick
stores at corner OF Eighteenth and Franklin
streets.
!. THOMPSON BROWN 4 co. p. NJ. tso-siory
frano dwelling on north Ninth strros eoo
two building lots on north lentn street.
RAWLINGS d ROSE, q r. NJ, three nams
houses on tho east side OF shocks suees Do
twsen nuvai and Bsker.
RICHMOND BAzAAR, 10 A. ~ hoxsss maleA
hugslea ha1. a.,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-02
Tho Mauaamus Nisi Refused,

On the l7th OF May Frank Male, executor
OF the estate OF A. G.. Nalle, petitioned Judge
Wexford, OF the City Circuit Court, for
CommOnwealth's writ OF mandamus to COM
mand Auditor Harye, Treasurer Harmsn,
and the Merchants National Bank 10 receive
certain coupons and money which had been
rendered In payment OF taxes and certify the
same to the Hastings Court for Identification
and yeriflcatlon. An order was then en-
tered directing the defendants 10 appear on
the second day thereafter aud show cause
WHY the writ should not be awarded. The
case was argued on the 10th OF May. and
Judge Wexford yesterday filed q written
opinion dismsslng the proceedings and
directing the defendants 10 pay the costs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-02
GRAZING FOR cows.

MIR. w. b. ALLISON HAVING
vi BEEN EMPLOYED AS MANAGER FOR
THE GROUNDS OF THE VIRGINIA. AGhlCUL-
TURAL AND MECHANICAL sOCIETf will DO
Ga charge from THIS DAY. There Is SPLkN-
DID GROWTH OF the very finest pasturaKe. and
he is directed 10 receive and Craze aiimited num-
ber OF milk-cows. Parties desiring nne pastl-
rage Will do we'll 70 apply at once 70 Mr. w. b..
Allison, on the rposlu0n-Gronlds, or address
per weok for each cow A. X. YENABLE, JR..
Secretary.
EXPOSITION oyTIcE. June !, 1883 10 s-eodiu
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-02
Iuarmants for the stare.

The City Circuit Court was engaged most
OF the day yesterday in the trial OF coupon.
crusher cases. In twenty or mere OF them
Judgment was awarded the Commonwealth,
two were dismissed, and In one the Court
gave judgment for the defendant the genu-
ineness OF the coupons rendered having been
proved.
one small SUIT was instituted In this
aourf
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-02
A Prize Awarded n Richmond STU
dent OF Art.

At the last annual Art Exhibition OF the
Cooper Institute, New York, the second
prize, handsome bronze medal, was award
ed to Miss Adele Williams, OF this city, ioi
proficiency Ia oil-painting. This Is muen
valued distinction when It Is known thai
Miss Williams has accomplished In Two years
Of study at the institute that which Is OBJ
tanned usually IN a i've years course. Miss
Williams was former pupil OF the Rich
mond Art Association.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-02
Change OF Puiptfs.

The Methodist ministers OF the city have
arranged for an exchange OF pulpifss by
which ths members OF each church NAV
have an opportunity OF hearing the preach
Ing OF the several ministers without absent
ing themselves from their own church
Centenary aud Park Place beginning ihs
change tomorrow night.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-02
Up Broad street

The Committee on Streets met last night
in the City Engineers office, and considered
and decided TO recommend fayofaby to The
Council the application Of the Richmond
Street Railway Company Che horse-car line)
asking permission TO extend its line up
Broad street from Laurel to the Exposition
Grounds
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-02

At u O'Clock July 4th our Vose Piano will
be given away. Every $3.50 cash bought OF
US In Shoes, Trunks, or satchels gives you q
chance free. SPENCE, TyRgE Il Co.,
the shcc and Trunk House,
SO east Broad street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-02
ShA VIM Wnnld Ra

the Queen Of Beauty must look 10 hor teeth, for
pretty mouth Is Indispensable 10 female love-
illness. Brush your teeth carefully with fragrant
sOzoDoSr and you viii DO charmed with the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-02
An Attentive scheoI.

Navy-Hill School (colored)-Mr. j. r.
Thompson prineipal-hss 800 scholars on
the roll. Yesterday e97 were present. ana
during the week there has been tue remafka'
BILE attendance Of 99.3 per cent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-02

NEW MATTINGS JUST RE-
~ CKIvRD. Oil-cioths, Carpets. Rugs, and
Mats, Hollands Hammocks, Lace and Damask
Curtains. Large otof choice Shades 81 soc. each.
Paper er-hAngings u the latest styles All orders
promptly attended 70. 4. JkNNiN0s. 10 lsii
Man street. ~ W-1R
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-02
1908 MAIN STREET.
le PIT

B95- LAUREL-STREET METHO.
DIST CHURCH corner Laurel and Albemarla
streets)--Rev. w. .. wAGGOsER. Pasior.-Preach-
ing by tho Pastor az II A. N. and r. NJ. All
welcome. Is
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-02

DRESIDENTIAL PUZZLE Some
4 thing new Solicitors wanted 10 -.ll 10 msr.
chants. Outnt by mall for i've i-cont postage
stamps. W. H. WHEELER
fe 9-eOdiW Cane Girarieau. No
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-02
"A Lovely Skin

have been afflicted since last March with skin
disease tho doctors called eczema Ny face was
covered wish scabs and sores, and the itching and
burning were almost unbcarablc. Seeing your
CurrcuRA EExEnIrs 20 highly recommended, con-
cludcd 10 give them a trial, using the CUTIcURA
and Cur1oruA Soar externally and REsoLyEST
internally, for four months. / call myself cured,
IN gratitude Tor which make this public statement.
CLARA A. FREDERICK, Broad Brook, Conn.
have suffered from Salt Rheum for over eight
wears. at times 80 bad that ! could not attend TO
rnv business for weeks AZ a time. Three boxes OF
CyrIcrRA aud four bottles REsoLvENr have en-
iircly cured mo Of this dreadful disease.
JOHN TIUEL,
1878 Second Avenue, New York City.
The box Of CUTIcURA that you sent me some
months aro did nc 40 much good that I will send
lor another box. believing that it will cure nc Of
skin disease with which have been troubled for
eighteen years.
FANNIE I. JOHNSON. Amsterdam, Va.
Sold everywhere. Price CU1IcURA, Soc; soAP'
25c., REsoLyENr, 81. Prepared BY the POTTER
Drug AND CHEMICAL Co., Boston, Mass.
Gr- Send for How to Cure Skin Diseases" 81
pages, so Illustrations, and 100 testimonials.
OlgHPLES, bsckheads. chapped and oily skn
I lIH prevented by CUTIcURA MEDlcArED SOAP
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-02

7 OsT. TEXTBOOK, it "a
IL stamped leather. coin clasp ~ kg11M
much worn, containing " or y Ia k-S-<1-<S
tween Pizzinis store. l0s east Broad street. aud
lie north Fifth. either on Broad, second, Grace.
or Filth streets A liberal reward for iis retarp
70 IA north fifth street 10 2lr
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-02

WANTED, A COMPETENT MAN
w for soliciting advertisements on Q city
paper. Address with stamp
EDITOR FARM JOURNAL
"a % Nofn straat etfw
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-02

WANTED, TO SELL PRUNES AT
w &C., good Cigars aity for 95c, Bsnsnas az
IS and 2Oc., Chocolate at o.. q cake, Crystalizes
Fruits a. 50c., Jelly-Cakes at ~. Jelly Roll at
Isc.. Pickles at 3oc., Eagle Mia At ls shoe Polish
az &C., Jelly at sc glass. bost leo-C ream at g. -
gallon, DianOra at l5c. a plug.
W. r.. DRISkARD, JR..
ie3-lt' 10i woSt Main street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-02
Lars. stock Of Rcrrigerators,

Dry Air and others. Low prices.
JOHN BOWERS,
No. Governor street,
Richmoud, Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-02
LOST. srnAYEp, AND FOUND.

7 OST.-STRAYED FROM2zC
LII my premises, 7i2 east Frenklln-------N
street q SMALL BLACK TERRIER, tan legs.
VIII give liberal reward for return OF same 70
above number. JEW
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-02

ro,hlnsls Known 20 science az all comparable
n tho CrrIorsA REMEDIES in their marvellous
properties Of cleansing. purifying and bcautify'ng
the .kin. and ia curing torurioy, dsagurins' Itch
,ng. sraly and pimply diseases Of tho fkin, scalp
and blood. with loss OF hair from infancy 70 age.
CrrIcrRA. The g-cai skin Cure, and CrricrRA
eoAr. an exquisite ssla roautaer prepared from
g., externally, and Cr1IcrHa RrsoLvENT, the now
Hlood Purifier internally are a positive euro Tor
every form Of ssln and blood disease, from pimpes
% scTo!ula.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-02
WANTS.

WANTED, AN EXPERIENCED
w NURSE; also, a capable HOUSE SIR
Want. ~ h. GRANT
lo 2-it' 500 east Clay street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-02
THE OLD CONCERN RE-ESIlDLISHED.

lllL ULD LUALLllN hb-LNlADLlNllhD.
WANTED, THE PEOPLE OF
w Richmond 70 know that we have this day
formed a cO-partnerehip up5er tho nrm- MARIO of
CRUMr & WEST for conducting tho WHOLE
SALE AND RETAIL coal AND WOOD BUsI-
NESS at the old stand, I7i9 east Cary street,
Richmond, Va. where. with Increased facilities
for carrying on the business in ali of its branches,
we shall bo pleased 10 servo ths public With en-
tire satisfaction. Our coal aud wood Il keps dry
under shelter ana each load wcighcd or measured
accurately. We eguaranEee'to deliver tho "a ,nti-
~ bought BkNJ. U. CkUkP,
G. H. WkS1.
Phone So 80 lin
A BR0AD-STREET DRY GOODS
"a HOUSE wants SEVERAL sALESLADIIls %
moderate experience, at salaries ranging lfom
81 TO o. a weeS. Address, in confidence.
STRICTLY BUSINESS,
iei-2t care OF DisDateA oci;s
NkTANTED, A LADY WHO III A
w GOOD HAND AT DRkSSAfAKIS0. Ap-
ply at 3ii west Cary street. 10 i-n'
WrANTED, BY A YOUNG NAN
w twenty-three years Of age, . POSITION
as CLERK, or some oIher position In some lusi-
ness. Reior TO Thomas y. henisy. West h,lnr
| Va. Rev. l. ]. Spencer, Cuckoo, Va. Ion.
James II. Miller and q. l. Peck. Hinton, w. Va;
and number Of others. Address
my si-st wss; Point, Va
| M aNlE ENli DLOth-Scbi-
w TIERS AND THEIR DkrLLghs. sH.0
per 1000 Good quarters Pay wsesiX;
| X. STUkDNASr,
my so-si pousassvills. Ia
WTOOL.-HAvING AN UNLIM4T-
! w I'D order for WOOL. ws VIII pay the Chess
market price, delivered at any depot OF Wharf,
shercoy saving The shipper freight drayase, and
| commissions kemittanccs si~ays.cp day Wool
| is received. Sacks furnished free u rent
| A. n. ELLkitSoN a CO.
| my ss-d&wim i2e5 Cary sfset
800 TO $500 A MoSra ss,;. =, can N % es.s 49,
preferred who can furnish their own horses and
moments may bs probably employei aisSi \
b ". JOHNSON q CO.
i00s Main street. kichmend, Va
my G-iim&vim ...-,-.--
VXTANTED, DURING THE YEAR.
w 800 tons OF RYE STRAW, Parties gov
ing such crops viii DO well 20 cail on Va W1Ac
| msFkeI prlcos We want nothing PAT .soe&
srtleie. T. J. WRIGHT d STOKES,
corner Virginia street. AMI Iomosri Aiaf.
nAIRYMEN.-WE ARE .SE-
~ CEfyIN6 daily CHOICE, AkAvr CORN.
BRAN, wAish 10 arc Offering al vsry iow nsissA
'n0''A - Ta6SAss WHY 4 AGO.: CO:
ms asSos sas.Isis iss 1y ss.. ssssAsii ssss;.
VXyANTED. NAN TO TAKE THE
! w agency travelling or lccsD Of our sAb'BS;
stze ssxisxis iachss; weight so pounds rtsail
Ss s s:a s,sss ssss $ soss: is.
meet demand nsvsr bctcxs suppliee by llher
ssis sss pool POOL AIsiSs sASS cosPASl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-02
n4sE 47gS}ss 2 }}SssssssBuiai}aIO Lithia Water,
s.Ss5Sas$ss1s@ NATURES SPECIFIC
se,T~-RE-ggt<s
s.Z-z;sssaF $50 .s.s}.S GOUT, RHEUJL4TZC GOUT. &c.
DISABLED ONE FROM Gor THE OTHER FROM REU
MATIc Gour, ARE AND PRO
FEoNAL
GOUT.
CASE OF DR. ?. W Young, or OXFORD n. c.,

Dr. P W
Medical Association, In OF
r ArmyNa "
Of utwtvh bel
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-02

RHEUMATIC GOUT
CAsgoF DR. j. A. 0
b.
Gout
Omypr s
aicaly
oywllolt / rs VII n
euntl am
Cnyen
the yalueofW "
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-02

TtuTrD with the loyclicst dccacy IA the ekin
mn tnthcd with CUTicCEA MrDicArED SOAP
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-02

N1ANIED, DUkINU Iftt ir4ttp
w 800 tons OF RYE STRAW. Parties kfov-
ing such crops will DO vel 70 eail % ~ WslsC
mski,,r contracts for ths same - tho hi<toss
msFkes pricez We went nothing eat q .soe&
srtieia j. j. WRIGHT sioktat
corner Virginia street. sns Lombard ~its.
Hillsboro recorder., 1888-05-17
A Bombay Juggler.

Without paraphernalia of any descrip-
tion, devoid of dress, except q cloth
around his loins, he performed tricks Of
legerdemain, the recital OF which would
bring shrug of unbelief from the read
er, and viii therefore not be attempted,
and yet one example must be related
just to give the imagination a chance.
A common wsshbowl was placed in the
centre Of the room. Four hen eggs pro-
cured in the hotel were deposited in the
bowl. The little assistant Of the iuggler,
in the presence Of the spectators who
could plainly see the eggs on the bottom,
slowly filed the vessel with water. The
Hindoo placed his bare hand on the rim
Of the bowl and the eggs disappeared
from view, returning when the hand
was removed. This was repeated sew
eral times, but he kept the explana-
ton Of the trick to himself.