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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-11-13
TRIAL BOTTLE FREE.

Suflicien show its merit, will be sen to
anyone ying " -etter, stating mis- symp-
toms asc age. Communication strictly conf
Dental ais
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-07
baltimore AND OHIO r.

Departure Of Trains from Wheeling Fa,tcru
time. schedule ~ vIuct February 1t,l : =.
ENIr,ss iaI Chicago ami the Nru..r 40
q. IN, $40 =. IN. and 1900 4. N. GIi,v. g. ..
n. daily except saturday.
ENPu>S for Cincinnati and ST Louis. 4. anu ~.
dali' AND HIS =. m. daily except .'st4 ..,
tulumhas ana Cincinnati ENpr.~, p. IN,
sunday only.
For Columbus, 95I a IN. daily. ana ~. " IN.
daily except Saturday, aud rs = II. a a.
Ccpt Sunday.
ENrrrss for Washington. D. G.. F..nu.t.
philadelphia Hni New York 5iCS IL l.Ia
For E.tIsburr auI Washington. Pa .,r. a. ID.
ANA , m. dFitys Express, Nlpa a. NJ, . .rr %.
yaiIy except sunday Add lioual va! r 300
Washington, Pa 80 = II. daily CNcvpt g'f.
For Mouucsyi!.g, lZaO neon, cGilg - -rr-
SAY.
For Grafton, Si5 p. m, daily cxceIt Ds
For Cumberland, $50 Il. m, daily "a, Il -UG'
Day.
For =. Clarsyilc, 5:S5 a. m. and 20 M.
aud SIS p. n. daily except sunday.
FNp1cSs trans arrive from ChiChr aul
9@0a n. a. m. and 90 p. m. ds'iy, a." |s
m. daily except Monday.
Express trains arrive from 4. Louis o en-.
CluuaU. SEQ a.. N. and 6i5 p IN daily.
Express trains arrive from rhiIH-clDl.. '..t
more ind Washington, &C. lO.5O = z, ,Ii '-.'
Trains arrive from Columbus. 500 D ., sa'
Gt5 g. N. daily, and lu1 a. IN. dali a,....
sunday
Trains SE-ivc from lI;r buzz, gi0H p" D. 49,
AMI j2I, }. n and 'n' ~ daily rH 3d.
Gay, aud hop ~. daily except "a. rs
o. 20 q. N. uigv only.
Trains arrigc from Washington -. ar
tsry except sunday.
Frnla NDunc-yG.c, Ia ,. r., ia. ... .i
sunday.
7 aims sriyc from Grafton, 925 n. m, daiIyc,
CeIl sunday.
7 aims arrive ron Cumberland, a'1 ! ~.
d8s'y rXCuI' sunday.
-TuI1 g. Ciairvillc, 1898 A. NJ. AMI &c. 10
ami 20 =. n daily except sunday.
baggage u.llei f0- Auc Chr,sui ~ |r N".l
r.-llyu,.s ON orders ICn "A. Ticket { tf"i
Market s.rcc,, aid ~ Depot.
c.. X. 2
Sen. Pata. Asa,
" Il. CLEMENTS, Manager. nrls
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-07

sery for the latter purpose. The Caroliras
AID Other Southern States have h.Cn sig
Dauy aided and largely benefited by this
u'aa2s, as have nearly all the Western
oi''.a. the public library Of Louisville, The
IRE Department and Charity Hospital Of
81. LOUIS icing prominent cases ,.Dr,ut.
it may, il fact, he stated Without exag-
E3ra''cn, that tie original settlement OF a
Large potion Of the United States wac due
to the liberal lottery grant given to "the
Virginia Company by James the First,
Will 1o lJ.sa pa'r.o. tlal Thomes Jet
ieisaa was strongly IA favor of raising
i1acs - carry cut the ideas Ct the first
Continental Congress inl776, hy means
oI q public lottery, under the management
OF the infant Government.
One tH!og is certain-duriDg what are
now called 'thg good old times and are
regarded AS ''the best days Of the Repub-
Ie, lotteries dBurished under govern
meat sanction. Daring the first half cen
igTF 81 the Uli'ed States existence as q
nation, S~ayenty-three lottery grants were
licensed, over eighty five per cent. OF the
iuntso which were devoted to public pur.
po.csand benefits.
Bus times have hanged There is a
fashion in lotteries. IS in everything else,
ala 4. g Will. az l,as, lotteries have gone
or; % fashion ia los, States of the Union,
thrush Seek RAMBLING in which the
dmuu.t, ri-k,G n-r r-e4.crasd the chances
for priz-. IRE las man in average lotteries.
and 81. which tlcrs r. les system th,n
in even the widest lottery scheme
lnnr.,h.s to rcgic- hitherto unknown.
In fact. thu orIy lottery scheme Of any
magnitude new au.ho-iz,i in this country
Is rl,t cf t,a Louisiana State Lottery.
which Esrng ON inu0-iqut a7~t ar the rev.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-07
LIVE sr1CE.


TUESDAY, March 6.
The cattle market this w5eE w,s coed,
with prices advanced @ over lest week.
The E0g market was active, with prices the
same. Messrs. Hudson x &ayha furnish
The following quotations:
Cattle, UCO 20 lao lbs stock liallg
reT b.: 500 - 9)glhs. 3la34c. per &c.. 7rI'
20 800 lbs. 3l"Ic. per T..
Uop9-NTar&ct active: 5.T'r N-ar 10.
Lgmhs-Good at 4a5c p7r 10.
Calyes-3a5a per IL.
Slscr-3 TO &c per Ii.
Fast Liberty.
EAST Liberty, March G~-C"Ia-
Receipts III head; shipments 90 head;
market closing low q 10 lOs o.. ir.D yes
te'day'a prlya,.
Hogs-Receip.s LOO head; shipment
800 head; market firm; PhilaG".p4irs
- 1Di5 80; mixed - GOI5 IS; Workers
$ lOa5 %; common TO fair = 25l5 iOi
pig - 75RG O0
Shsep-R.cr,p s, $40 head; shipments
3 SEQ head market iair n yesterday
prices.
New York.
New YoEa, March Il -Becves-Regeipts
$50 head, all consigned; no mrrkv; for
beyye-; crossed beef a. G.a-ic, with gen.
trlj salesat 7a~'.
Shcep-Eac.ipts 100 head; market
steady and firm ~ - GOt0 - for poor to
mime sheep. and az - 25t7 50 lo- lambs:
10 ,xtra or fancy of. rings.
Ho-,-Rcreipts 1850 head none offered
#L-- -N.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-07

rLorH, GRAZ ~,>.nFzED,


EEngl'NE
TuEsnAY. March g
The past week has Witnessed ~ chan
i'm the market aud flour remains GI..,
although prices are firm. Gcai spI'ng
wheat still calls io~ - cents per hnahel,
and it is coming in slowly at that ihgnT'.
tn. continued cold weather has been hard
On wheat aud the complaint among turn
ga is pronounced. Com ia lowing
m somewhat. oats axe in good &c
msrd and hay is quiet EraH and mid
dGiars are in good demand with . tendency
to upward prices. Prices CD hrnr and rr".a
are Wholesale and are as io.low+, retail.
p-ints being from 80 to - cents h.Gh''.
FLOUR ASD Gy.H;-Choiec family Hour
in barrels Il 30; in sacks = 30; ":dahn--
ncr ton $50 G0a?l oo; bran per ton 90 go
a12l ~: wheat per busEeI, No. !. SIC
FErD-Corn Pc. hu."el GIr. "sts n"
aio.; rs,-3 In: F=- ,a", FL -.-.. '@.
.f.-msr4 age oflsri0- sa.5y h'y 81. .'''
per to-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-07
wool.
TUESDAY, March 6.

There is considerable wool moving
Prices are = 70 80 cents for well grown
wco's. and short clothing heeces are not
much in demand. Stock continues 70 20
steadily from the country markets, as PSF
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-07

ell; exports 2Hr26f bushels; sales /, 3S4, 600
h:Fhais futures, and G3, 600 bushels SPOT;
grheus og'iC"s opened weaker, advanced
"a -, clo-lug easy; uugraded mixed 6laG2c:
n" "blc; steamer cole IN elevator: No. .
6iic IN c.,T.toT; MaTcn and April Gla6lic,
r.".'n' 81 Gle, My 61ya6l / lGc, closing
IL Gg-a; jane GOsa6O.c, closing at 6U5G;
July OOs2Glc, closing at COS; August 90,
ablsc closing al Gp.c g; September 6lIa6l}c,
closing at cole oats -Reyeipls IS, 600
bushels; exports II. lGO bushels: saies
INb,OpO bushels futures, and 81 900 bush
els spot; market opened a shade better,
closing gaze lower; mixed western 3Sl40c;
Whl'2H1 4Jl43c Hsy-Quict; shipping -
= hopS-Sleady, light demand. COT
lee-Spot, fair Rio nominal; options opened
5alO points higher, closing easy; sales 81
29O bays March 10 G5JlO T4c; April 10 80 |
aIo6oc; May IL &O,iO 45c; June 10 2Oa
10 oOi; July 9 9OIlO GOt; August go,
. 72ci September 9 55s9 Csc; October 9 81
az 65c; November 9 GOag65c; December
. o3'9 6oc. Sugar Quiet and rather
weak ia'r refining 4 1876; centrifugal
20 test. 5!c;mOlasses grades iai3c; refined
quiet. M~olasses-Dull. Rice Steady.
Petr2!eun-Retined firm; United excited,
closing at 93.c. Cotton Seed On-At 25rr
for crude, lie for refined. TaIIow-
Steady. Rasiu-Firm nj I7I,22lr Tur-
pcn.inc-Dun al iG+c. Ercq-Ouief and
steady; receipts .Ols packages; western 10.
Wool-Ori. and s.p5dv. doma.iir 49,
22l3Tc; pulled 15,3ic. T4vas 12,oo.
Pork-S'eady and fairly active Ont
Mcats-DnIi: clear bellies : 9-I6c, Lard
Fairly active and 2.3 poipts b;ybe-
closing Easy: western steam sp,t S5u2l:
March s. %; April 81 90: May s. g3.T g6.
June s. 97lT 81; July 8 Olas o.. CITY
steam s. IS. Butifr-Steadv and in
moderate demand western 1lo26, Ch.o.o
Firm with trim, r,,bt. ,resiern ~,
-, Connar-S..aJy IS7te 1ci.
-,
Cn1,Noo' NlaISu -Ih' markets were
l,'2 "G''NV, except III C''o' ana even 'hat
sI".n l'SI part GI 'he nuoy"ocy dlspi5yeu
SS, aS ne oHgn'ls Witnessed a
"a. 49, - - '"."'' " "a, az"
rr,yis:,n trS5, Man, Man,, - nn5
.SSts,dr wSo,t vo . sr-;n, -"iD.
M > rod slac. Mach - ~. c,o.;r.
80. Ann ~Gr,-Elc c,os;r,, ~ -alc. M
sOlasI, CLOSING AZ e0lc. lime : q ~
closipp At Soc Cor,ENo. > 5@2Io55i,.
Nav 52la5l3o CLOSING at 52lc. Tune
.523a52 g. closing nj 523c. .TrIv 527a53gc
closing ut 52,c, Osts-No. , 29ia3Iic;
MAY 3Iia32lc. CLOSING NJ Bic: June 2IIq
32lc, closing at 32r:,TrIy 30Ia&OIc, closing
3dfc. Rve-No. > SOC. TaTleV-No
, 77as2c. Flaxseel-Nn. I 81 40. Timothy
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-07
GaiYOabs
DIrTSBURC. CINCINNATI ; st
/ LOUIS RAILROAD CO

- iJCIN hAlLnOAb w.,
pan Handle RCuic) Upde: scEciulS fs eEs 6
November 18th, 1857, trains leave Wher It.i
IA. standard Time: For SteuOcnyi!le - rG;.g.
bursh, 60 q NJ, E&5 ?. N, SO p %. For
Sielbcnvi.!c. SOS ? n. The 5SS . Iul
sos 2. N. trains make direct com ltt Icr
Iolumhus, Cincinnati, indianapolis ALI. r.gesu.
The l2.35 ?. III. train makes CireC; c., Ion
for Columbus and Chicago. Ecsiut I've IT
v hee!ins -: ci5 - -, 1918 \ NJ, 2St sd
COO =. n. r-ig
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-07
lrRLnsLrrEs oF

- VIZ VI a@AaN NHAAaHtAarANH" 'NH' 900
called Strange in fiction, although they
are all the time occurring in real life, it
has happened that while Monsieur L.
s,ps has been ay.tatipgth the idea ola lottery
in France to carry through his nsw Pan
anna ezra project the old UGicl Canal,
TIE very Oldest canal in this country, and
which was originally and materially aided
in its construction by q lottery, has out
lived it's usefulness and has been aban.
don6d.
The Union Canal Of Perrsg lyaria was
the inst Eroi .c,sd on tay American CONT
neut. Ii was Suggested by William Penn
in 1920, years before a cdual was IT, Op"r.
ton even in Engltnd. The route Eas.ur-
veyed by David Bi;teuhousc, ia. ast~ono-
s.gg, end DIR. WIliia" Smith, provost G! ths
/ University oi Pennsylvania.
tbs drawings C., tire o.ttfy in and Of the
| Jaicn Canal ,ook place in The old Arcade
IN Philadelphia, on Chestnut street, neal
/ Seventh, and were regarded as occasions Of
/ rualic interest. The w3rl; was interrupted
ly tue Revolutionary wog, bUs later on
K bert Morris, Robert Fulton AMI JACOB
Francis became interested ia ii.
The ga-,l was eighty-niIa nile .uu-,
ard urces>j.atcL II lta construction some
Of TIE CREATES. engineering work ct The
day The first tuuaslin the United S..'.a
w.r bored tor tlis canal, and Il colossal
v.p.ng apparatus was used to r,se ,h,
water to The necessary height.
The canal eos; 3 Goa. 600 equivalent t.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-07
RI GOODS,
Te1 York.

Ta0 York.
NJ" YORK, March dry Good A,
usual to Tuesday the demand Of agents was
vcry moderate. but at iohh,ng bands a very
nlnh trld. VIZ I'm nrnnLns-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-07

Tine table taking effect DFCF"REE %
ra.'sggor t-s.us VII run ~ iu.iOws IN.
TIME.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-07

TOLEDO, o., March 6-Whsat-Dull
but steady; cash S5{c; May -G3e; June
SG,C; July sigc. Corn-DUN and easier
May ste Oats-Quio'; cash 3&,. Clover
Seci-Dujl hut steady; cash and March
- 90; April - %.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-07

C~NClyyATI, O., March q Hog
strong: common and light 81 ola5 20;
packing ard butchers - 2ot5 10, re
ccirlg 2,1GO head; shipments 30 head.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-07
NHIo RIVER RAILEOAn.

" Il. CLEMENTS. Mannger
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-06
A Frightsui Collision.
IBy telegraph to the Dispatch ]


C1ScINNATI, o.. March 5.-A special
from Somerset, KY, says: A frightful
collision occurred on the Cincinnati,
New Orleans, and Texas Pacific railroad
at Pine Knot, KY, about 3 o'clock yes
terday evening, which resulted in the kill
ing Of one man, the fatal injuring Of
another, and the serious wounding Of
others, besides considerable damage tothe
railroad. The killed and injured are Fire
man John Adams, OF Lexington, killed
outright, and his body still under the
cars Sol Perkins, a tramp in
iured internally-will die; Con-
ductor Green Perch, OF this place, badly
bruised about the face; Engineer l.. B..
Murray, leg broken Brakeman James
Gasset, hip joint dislocated Brakeman
William Jones, leg fractured. Blame is
placed on Conductor Taylor aud Engi-
neer Murray, of Freight No. 20, who, il
seems, attempted to run from the State
line 10 Pine Knot ahead OF time. Con.
ductor Green Perch had orders tc run 70
the State line on Freight No. 10 regard
less of No. 20. When No. 20 was within
q mile of Pine Knot Perch's train dashed
from beyond curve and went crashing
into him before the men OF either trair
had time to jump. The engines
were shattered into fragments. Or
the rebound ten cars tcppled ovel
IN embankment, and were shattered intt
splinters. Drs. l.. s. Warren and George
Perkins. Of this place, were wired sol
and went down on tho wrecking train Il
relieve the wounded. Taylor is q new
man, and came here highly recommend
ed. Perch is from this place, and is on'
OF the best conductors on the road
Perch had orders torul TO she State lin,
regardless OF No. 20. Taylor tired 4
make Pine Knot ON i've minutes time
and tho above irightful catastrophe wa
the result. This is the second acciden
| that has occurred at that place aimee th'
road was constructed. Trains will b
delayed until about noon today. Th'
killed will be brought here some tim
| to-dA1,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-06
ALEXANDRIA NOTES.
Death or an Editors wtrc-Fatal
Fire.
Especial telegram to The Dlspatch.l

Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l
ALEXANDRIA, March 5--Mrs. 8. r.
Donohoe, wife Of the editor of tho Fair
far Herald, died rather Unexpectedly at
Fairfax Courthouse yesterday. She was
sister of Senator Moore. She was a
most estimable lady and we'll known.
The Crump House, at Elk Run. in
Fauquier, was consumed with all its con-
tents one night recently, and the re-
mains of Miss Ssllie Crump, who was
over one hundred years OF age, were
found burned in the debris.
W. A. Thomass house. contents, and
out-buildings, near Culpeper, were de-
stroyed by fire Saturday night. Loss,
some S25, 00e; insurance, $4,000
A family named Burke, who came
here some time ago from the country,
vas discovered last week destitute. The
parents were. down with pneumonia, one
Grid was dead, and five or six other'
had the measles. Relief was given, but
Yesterday the boy Of eleven died oi
pneumonia, and the girl, aged eighteen,
is dying tonight.
The Virginia Association of Amateur
Oarsmen meets here next week to select
place for the July regatta.
Tom Olden, the negro recently ar
rested in Rockingham for killing Viii
liam Boyles, of Loudoun, two years ago
was jailed here to-day.
Bishop Wilson, of the Baltimore Con
ference, preached in the Southern
Methodist church yesterday and lecturec
! tonight on his transcontinental tour.
Captain Rossiusko Kemper to-nigh
read the interesting paper on "Charles
ton" before Lee Camp.
1t is said here that the Culpepe
tragedy was the outcome of famil.
difficulty Wiliamses and Barbours-
and may cause more trouble.
Senator Barbour to-day corrects tn
Gazctte's interview OF Saturday, stating
his position clearly.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-06
WHO Is MRS. wINSLOw ?

Asthlsquestion Is frequently asked, wa viii SIM
plysay thatshe Is a lady who for upwards of forty
years has uniiTingly devoted her time and tai
ents as female Physician and Nurse. princi-
psliy among children. she has especially stu
died the constitution and wants Of this numerous
class. and. as result OF this effcrt aud practical
knowledge. Obtained IN lifetime spent a.
nurse and physician, she has compounded
soothing Syrup for children tee;hing. Is ooe-
rates ike magic-gislng rest and health, and 10
moreover sure 70 regulate The bowels. In eon-
sequence Of this article. Mira winsicw Is boeom-
ina yorid-renowned "a a benesactor cf her race;
children certainly DO RISE rp and bless her; e.
peciaiy IL this the case Ia this city. Vast qufn-
lilies Of the Soothing Syrup are pAiLr sold ana
used here. We think Mrs. Winslow has inmor.
taiizsd her name by Tits invaluable article. and
va sincerely believe thousands Of children have
been saved from an earty grave by is timely
use, aud that millions yet unborn ssHi share iss
benefits aud unite In calling her b,esssd. No
MOTHER has discharged her duty 70 her suffering
little one. 10 cur opinion. until she has giver Is
the benefit Of Mrs Wlnslos's Soothing syrup.
Try II, mother. rEY II sow.-Ladiss' yissfor, New
yors city. sold by eli druggists. rvsn'y-ars
cents bottle. mhSsodis
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-06
mANCnEsreRs CONTRIBUTION.
Events OF Two Hours I'm Our sister
CITY.

WY.
The following is Manchester's contri-
button OF news, gossip, aud general In
formation:
The City school Board meets tonight at 7:so
O'Clock.
sunday was a pretty day for March, and the
churches were largely attended.
AZ both performances OF A lcap-Ye kecep-
ton given at Cersleyis Iiau for the beneft OF
the poor, the attendance was large, and quite
neat sum WAS realized.
REV. Charles r. stebbens preached al the Pres
by;erisn church sunday morning aud night ON
both occasions the congregations were large, ana
the sermons were considered exceedingly ROou
ones.
The ladies' Ieap-year masquerade bali gvon az
Cersley's Han last night was indeed success,
aud It's management reflected credit on Misses
Mattis Johnson and Enie Moore. who constituted
tho committee Of arrangements. some OF the
costumes were very Ut ique and striking.
Revival services will be held at the Bainbridge-
Street Baptist church during The nights oi the
week. After the regular service Sunoay nisht
a prayer-meeting was held in which much in
terest was manifested. Last nights meeting
was also quite interesting. Rev Dr. 1yree Is
ex pected 70 arrive In time to preach tonight
A mass meeting was held at Central Methodist
church ~ 2:i5 o'clock Sunday afternoon IN the
interest Of the Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton. Mr. T. 7. Dadmun, ex-sccretary OF tho asso-
citation al Norfolk, made pleasant and instruc-
tive address he was followed by Mr.. &. h.
Thomas. secretary Of tho Richmoni association,
with one of his able. straightforward talks. Inc
sing.ng was beautiful. and was led 10y small
orchestra and a ma.e ousrtette from Richmond.
From present appearances II will not be long be-
fore Manchester will boast young mems Chrls-
tian association OF its own.
The probable candidates for city ofices In the
coming spring election Is already the subject OF
much talk and deal Of speculation. In addi-
ton TO the other officers there will be chosen
four couucimen. one from each ward. For
Mayor there viii probably be several aspirants.
City Sergeant Henry Fitzgerald, Treasurer j. W.
Bronaugh. Jr., Clerk II. L. Duval, and Auditor
j. b. Vaden all OF whom have served for many
yeRrs and than whom there are no better ON
cials will hardly have any opposition.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-06
Prudencei Prudencei

IN medication. as in aughs else. prudence
.ronli 10 our guide Yet thousands cast it to
.t, winds. Every new nostrum finds It's patrons,
t,e nclical emp!vics OF every false school have
rer culis hvory change in the gamut Of hum
r.r is rune sliccossfgliy-for q time nt least
.f, notes being furnished by the credulous. In
rsrpy contrast 90 tho many advertised impos-
t.ro. of me day stGnde Hosicter's stomach Bit
.e-~. row in its third decade o; popularity, ap-
moved snd recommended Oy physicians. en-
s.~scd by he press Of many lands, sought and
,...sed ty invalids everywhere. 10 Is an ssoer-
.sl-od specific for and preventive Of fnaiarial
...rases chronic indigestion, livcg-complaint.
a.. -nn-t tipatlon: checks the growth of rbcuma-
t..-r ara neuralgia. is n peerless invigOrant and
r.ef4I diurolic. Nervous people benefit by H.
NH l-lhiw)Sa&Iu
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-06
RrfPkWOfk.

The bricklayers and laborers employed
on the City Hall were ordered to report
for duty yesterday morning, but on ac-
count of the inclemency of the weather
work could not be commenced. This is
the first resumption of brickwork since
they were ordered off in December. A
few laborers were engaged yesterday in
preparing scaffolds for the bricklsyers
use. and when the weather shall have
cleared sufficiently work will commence
~ ,noa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-06
. somewhst Miracuiou. Escape.

Two daughters OF Mr.. Il. A. Lancaster
made a very narrow escape yesterday
from what it seemed would be a most
serious accident. Between II and II
o'clock. when being driven down Grace
street and near Seventh, in their family
come. the horses took fright at an cleo
tric car which was coming down Seventh
street at rapid rate and became I'M
roonaoeable. When between Seventh
and Eighth streets the driver, seeing that
that ne could not control his steeds,
nnlIed them into tree on the north
sidewalk. The first tree, very small
one was broken down and run over.
I'be driver, by great skill, managed to
make the pole of the vehicle strike
nlnmb against larger tree near by.
This threw the horses and, taking adj
vantage of the opportunity, the driver
inmped down and held them until the
Misses Lancaster got out OF the vehicle.
The young ladies went into wyatt $
shop. near by, and there remained until
their wraps, &C., were brought to them.
They were OF course frightened, but not
al all injured and at once walked home.
strange 10 saw, neither Of the horses
WAS al all hurt and the only damage
done was the breaking OF q small piece
off the end OF single-tree to the car
riage.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-06
Before Justice Richardson.

OF the cases before the. Police Court
yesterday the following were the most
important !:
Eddie White alias Brown (colored),
cutting and wounding Kinney Warrick,
with intent to kill. Sent on to the grand
jury.
Fannie Chalkley (colored), keepingan
ill.governed and disorderly house. Sent
on to the grand jury.
Ella johnson, John Braxton, and
Samuel Gray (colored children) were
whipped in court by their parents fol
stealing a lot OF gas-fxtures and carpen-
ters' tools, the property of some person
unknown.
Sill Stokes lcolored), trespassing upon
the premises of David Cox and threaten
ing to shoot said Cox 4; also, carrying
concealed weapons. Failed to appear
Attachment issued.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-06
Transfers OF Property.

The following deeds have been record.
ed: Charles II. Cosby and wife to Archer
Jones, 80 feet on Oak street near Moore,
$500; James ii. Dooley and Joseph
BRYAN and their wives to ". r. Thomas,
G2 feet on Moore street near Kinney,
$500; E. S. Gentry and wife to John ?
Lucdo, 10 feet on Calhoun street neal
Brook avenue, to correct error, SO
Leila F. Harmon's trustee to Mary b.
Manning. SO feet on Twenty sixth street
near p, 1900; James II. Hill and wife
to Marshall Brown, % feet on n stree
between Thirtieth and Thirty-frst, 5000
Louis Ruff and wife TO j. W. Taylor. II
feet on Marshall street between Eigh
teenth and Nineteenth, $1,000.