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The Dickinson press., 1888-09-08
THE SWIMMING DEER.

When the guide finds the sportsman cannot
shoot deer on the runaway or in the river.
be moves to some lake. When the deer is
rum into the lake it is likely to swim across
Here is the opportunity of the unsl:il!ed
tortsIIan. The guild. can royv n lioat faster,
than the deer eau swim. SO the sportsman
is shortly moored, so to speak, alongside the
fleeing deer. He can hit it now with a club.
but he uses q rifle instead, taking care that
the muzzle is not close enough to burn the
deer's hair. Burned hair would interfere
with a tale Of q long range shot There is
one drawback to killing Il swimming deer.
The carcass will sink if the killing be done in
August or September. To prevent such a
catastrophe the guide grasps the deer firmly
by the tail before the sportsman shoots it. 1t
is an important part of u guides education
to be able to grasp n swimming deer firmly
by the tail.
Floating for deer will frequently supply
the sportsman with venison If he be some
what skilled. The sportsman sits down OIL a
seat III the bow Of n canoe. Club .5lcn fire.
quently have cane seats made, because cane
is more comfortable tilan spruce Tie Guide,
with bottle of fly and nlusquito c!o,lo. sits
in the stern At intervals thJ dope sa,Dlicd
to both the sportsman and the guide to kec;,
off the flies and mosquitoes. between the az
plicatioas the guide paddles tie canoe with a
paper thin paddle to those low lying swamlpy
shores of the lake where pond lilies and bull
frogs flourish. In the extreme bos Of the
boat is a lantern that has Il reflector like that
of locomotive headlight b means OF til 5
light, the sportsman, if lucky, may see the
form of deer standing in the water, whcre
it has come to feed Oh the pond lilies 1t is
generally n Goe. although. TIE Sportsman Is
usually positive, before he shoots, that he can
see the horns. The deer sees tie light aid
nothing else 1t hears nothing. and although
it can smell the l:len it is SO Glmfoundeti ly
the light that it stands and stares until the
boat gets within {, rod or two of it. Then
the sportsman shoots the deer with a shot
gun.
AS the season lasts from the middle of slay
to the middle OF November. with slack time
during the latter part Of July and the first Of
August, the guide may work over l50 days
AID take in over 500, besides portable prop
ert!-. while bis expenses would De very small
practically nothing York Sun.
The Dickinson press., 1888-09-08

When broiling steak throw little salt on
the Goals and the blaze from dripping fat will
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-18
rR. CHARLAS PAKsAE wOHD DEAD.
Fits Rematns 10 Reach Here this
Morning from Pow nntau.

The remains Of Mr. Charles Parke
Word, who died sunday afternoon at the
residence Of his son tndcr-, IN POwha-
tan county. near Maldcus Adventure,
will reach the city at 9.l5 this morning
rim the Richmond and Allegheny rail
road, and viii be- taken directly from the
depot 10 Hollywood. whore the intrment
will take place. and where religious ser
vices Will he conducted by Rev. Dr. Ian
drum, Of the Second Baptist church.
Tie following gentlemen will meet the
corpse at the tram and act as pail
bearers Messrs @. ". Royster lagld
Baker, James l.. Appcrsou, James y.
Bovd. James \. Hutchinson, and Norgeu
Ryland.
Mir Word, who was well known and
highly esteemed in Richmond. where
he was engaged in the tobacco bnsl-
ness i'm one way or another, had at
tanned the ripe age II fseyenty-ninc years.
He was a native Of New hcnt county
but came to Richmond when very Young
and he and his brother james formed a
partnership and for perhaps twenty
five years or more they conducted
a large t0bacco-mauufacturlng bu,i-
ness in tho factory at the cor
ner Of Seventh and Canal streets. For
several years after this deceased was
dealer in tobacco, and his last permanent
position was IN the factory OF Nilsson
Thomas, on Ninth street near the Free
bridge.
Iorthe last two yearsormore Mr.. Word
had engaged IN 10 business at all, and
with his wife and single daughter re.
sided with his son in foghatan county.
Deceased was the last of four bro
Tiers. Thomas +. died nj his residence,
G05 north Tenth street, on the Eth Of
last May James was injured in a rail-
rond accident in Baltimore. and not
very long thereafter did Ia Richmond,
and WIS buricd at Charlottesville lohn
4. was taken sick IN the South many
years ago and died in this city. De
ceased WIS City Collector Of Richmond
about fifteen years aQo, and both III and
out Of Office he was always popular. Mr..
Word leaves three children -Enders,
who married Miss Michaux. who is now
dead Mrs. Dr. Hatch, OF Hanover, and
Miss Bennie. who, with her mother, was
at tho bedside Of deceased.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-18
DOWN-TOWN MERCHANT

4 having passe-d several sleop!oss uightA
disturbed by tte sgonies eni cries Of suffer-
ing child, aud becoming convinced hat Nlis
WISSIOw's SOOTHING SYRUP was just no
article Doesied. pro'urzi a supply Tor Tho chul
On rea'hing homo and acgualnting bis ~ife Win
xha, no had done sho refused ~ have II ssimin-
ister,.d % tho child. A. she was strongly ia fstor
OF HomoopaIAy Thai night ths child passed ~
suffering and NE parcap without sleep. ko-
u,rulng homo no day iollosing tho father
found tic baby stiu worse, aod while ooutot1-
plaiinx another deepless nlgat the mother
s.eorsd from ne RON - attend 10 some 90
,,.,stis iutles and left tho fatbor ~tth the cnlL
Ls,rtng her als.roce ho administered a portion
Of tn soosaing syrup 10 the baby and sAii
nothing. Th.sI night ali hanais sieps soll And
no iitslo follow awoke IN tho rnoFutng orizhi
ana happy. The mother wa dslishted ~fth No
sudden si.h worierfsi change, ard, although a
nrsl offended al tho deception pracsiccd upon
her, has csnttnucd ~ use Che syrup sad suffer
ing. crying tables and rsilcss n.ghis have dt-all
ps1red. single trial " tho syrup nsser yss
tailed 70 reiiovo the baby and Overcome sto pro
iadsoes u t.e a0ghSz. Sold ~ al drssystS .
eeats nosne. ~ 300
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-18
A Pretty Service.

Tho services at st. Johns German
Evangelical church, at the corner OF
Eighth and Marshall streets, Sunday
night we're both beautiful and impros-
siye. The Rev. Mr.. Dalkofl, OF the
Christus Gemeinde, and the Rev. \.
Burkart, Of the 81. Johannis Gemeinde,
both Of Baltimore. each made an elo-
quent appeal in behalf Of home and for
eign missions. The following pieces
were unusually we'll rendered by the
choir composed of Charles G.. Jurgens,
bass Mr.. Gus. +. 10th, tenor; Miss
Augusta Jacobs and Mrs. Baur, altos,
and Misses FrGnck and busch, sopranos /;
Mr.. Reichel organist Lord, My
Prayer is Unto Thee" Bailey, and
"Praise God (G. Froelich). A most
notable feature OF the services was the
spirited singing of the Sunday school,
led by the pastor, Rev. Paul Menzel.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-18
TOURISTS FROM rmE NORTH
A Large Party Here GrOm BOstOn ana
other places

A special train over the Chesapeake
and Ohio railway. which arrived here at
1870 p. N. yesterday, brought 10 Rich
mond a party Of tourists numbering
forty.sevon persons from the New Ing
land and Eastern cities. Upon their ar
riyal they went directly to lord's Hotel.
This is one of the special early-autumn
tours given by and under the personal
conduct Of the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company. MIR. 5. ". r. Draper, the
company's tourist agent, Is in charge OF
the party, and Mrs. Ii. +. Bender is the
chaperOn.
The excursionists left Boston at 6
o'clock on the afternoon Of the 18th Of
the present month ria the Fall River
Line Of steamers, and at S:l5 next morn
inc met with the New York contingent
and came 10 Gettysburg, then TO l.arsy
Caverns, the Natural Bridge. and thence
10 Richmond. They Sill take carriages
at 9 O'Clock this morning and after visit
ing number of pasces OF interest viii
leave at Z. NJ. to-day for Washington.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-18
Personals and Briefs.

One small suit was instituted IN the
City Circuit Court yesterday.
A horse dropped dead on Madison
street near the railroad crossing yester-
day.
Mss Ida Hocl,aday, who has been
visiting in Roanoke, has returned to the
city.
Ernest Moore is lying dangerously i'll
at his motheT'srcsAence on north Eighth
street.
Dr. Hoge will reach Richmond on his
return from Europe either this after
noon or tomorrow.
Mr.. W. T. Sizer and wife, Of west
Marshall street, have returned to the city
after months absence.
Sergeant Richard Hickok. of Company
c, has been detailed as acting sergeant
major Of the First regiment.
The First yirginia Regiment will have
a battalion drill Friday night under Lieu
tenant-Colonel j. Y. Bidgood.
Mrs. William C. Tyler and daughter
have returned home from a pleasant
visit to relatives IN Coyington, Va.
Alderman Michael Murphy has re-
turned from a two months trip TO tu-
rope. dc is much improved IN health.
The Madison-Ward Club will hereafter
meet on Wednesday evening At 3 o'clock
at Schiller Hall, No. 6JG east Broad
street.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Currant, Of this
city. returned from visit to Southfort,
Conn, yesterday ria steamer Old Do
minion.
Mrs. f. +. Taney and her sister, Mrs.
NJ. $. Bryant, both OF this city. have
gone to Petersburg to visit friends and
relatives.
CAPTAIN Merriweather Jones and Lieu
tenant Mosby, Of Company {, have
passed successful examinations before
the State Military Board and received
their commissions.
\ private telegram from Waynesboro'
states that Mr.. McKlung, the express
messenger who was 50 badly injured IN
tho collision near that place few days
ago, is doing very well indeed.
Miss Clara II. Nicholas, Of S0l west
Clay street, having spent the summer at
Glade Springs, in Southwest Virginia,
has returned home, accompanied by her
cousin, MIR. Eugene Ligon, of Roanoke.
Captain James d. Peasants, of the
First police-station, has been confined to
his bed for several DAYS from sickness.
His physician, DR.. c. W. p. Brock, on
yesterday reported him much improved.
Captain p. T. Woodfn, governor Of
the National Soldiers Home near Hamp-
ton, passed through the city yesterday on
his way home from the annual encamp-
ment Of the Grand Army Of the Repub-
lie at Columbus, Ohio.
Mr.. John Messorschmidt has returned
after a visit Of two months to Germany,
the place of his nativity. Mr.. Peter
Stumpf, who accompanied him, is now
under treatment for al affection OF the
eyes at hospital at frankiorI on tht
Main.
Richmond Lodge, No. 10. Ancient
Free and Accepted Masons. at a called
communication at st. Albans Hall last
night, Young Jones, Esq, acting master
in the East, made four entered appren-
tices. Mr. William G. Tyler acted as
chaplain of the lodge.
Mr.. Edward ". Alfriend. Of this city,
has Just completed drsmatlzation Of
Ouida's novel Wanda" The play Il
in five acts, and while many material de
partlIres are made from the novel the
unity Of the story Is preserved in its en-
tirety and in all of its strength anC
beauty. Negotiations for an early pro
duction in New York will be opened al
once.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-18

This evening at O'Clock the upper
"Arlncton Hou-c." Main near sixth
street, vii be- sold without limit or re-
serve. IL is situated IN tine line Of busl-
ness growth and Improvement, and is
destined 10 be- good property anyhow
but as It is close 20 the proposed ,Ite of
tho new hotel which must De built IN tho
near future, tine purcha.er Of It vii
probably realize good thing out OF It
ia a year or sO
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-18
ME. FREDERICK H. bowman.
Tie Comes to His Death by Drowning
In the RiSer.

About o'clock yesterday morning
Mr.. Berry Foster, who lives on Louisiana
street, discovered the dead body OF n
white mau floating in the river near
Gilfie's creek. With the help Of others
he securod 1t and flosted it down the
river 10 a point not far distant from the
Cedar Works, whore it was landed and
viewed by hundreds OF people. For
some hours no one could be- found who
could identify It. At last some one said
it seemed to be Mr.. Downman's. La.er
on numbers Of friends of this untortu-
nate gentleman fully established the fact
that 1t was his corpse.
Tho examination made by the Coroner
confirmed this identification. for IN de-
ceased's clothes-pockets we're found two
receipted bills against L. h. bowman
and a medal inscribed "Prfv'Dtcd ~ T..
H. DouupiaH tn Hc Il. J.. Lee lite
rdrV NOcic'V, b. IT, 4.
These initials refer 10 the Bethel Mill
tary Academy, where deceased had been
a student and whore he took his society
prize for the best essay.
Mr.. bowman was a native OF Eau
duier Of which county his father Il clerk
OF the court, and came 10 tins city about
five wears ago, and WAS for awhile tempo
rarv clerk in the Office of the Auditor Of
Public Accounts. subsequently he got
% situation with Assistant Treasurer ). g..
Tinsley and WAS with him until July the
LIST. when achange IN that Office took place,
after which time he dld some work a. Il
canyas,er for an insurance company. lie
was amnn of good family and education ;
was aminhle and popular, and had "A great
many friends IN this city. His age was
Twenty-Five. and he was five feet ten
inches hign. and weighed 100 pounds.
He wore no beard beyond moustache,
which was Of a hrowuish color
Until very recently Mr.. Dowuran
boarded with Mr. Tinsley. by whom
he was greatly esteemed and treat
"a as member Of the family, and
was last seen on Thursday evening
by q lady who met mm near the
Valentine House. How or where he
cot into the river can never be known,
but the Coroner is sure that there has
been no foul play, and on the death Ger
tilicate he gave rs the cause accidental
drowning"
The body was surrendered to the
friends Of deceased, and, though much
decomposed, considering the short
length of time It had been in the water
was carried to an undertakers and de-
Gently prepared for burial, and at i
o'clock yesterday evening WAS Inferred IN
Oakvood cemetery with religious cere-
monies, conducted by Rev. Joshua A.
Poterkin, ID. D.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-18
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.
SPECIAL MEETING HsLD YgsTERDAY
EVENING TO ACT ON APPRC-
PRIATI0Ns.
Money FOR JamesRivsr Improvement and
for the Health Departmeni-dew
Business.

A called meeting Of the Board of Al
dermen was held in the Council chamber
last night at : o'clock to consider the
report of the Committee on Finance.
There were present Messrs. Brown, Ca
pers, Carter, Crenshsw, Crump, Davis,
Dickerson, Hargroyo Hill, Obey, Snead,
and Taylor.
In the absence of President Bass, Mr..
Crcnshaw was elected president pro
te5n., and presided over the meeting
FINANCE.
The report Of the Finance committee
was then read. recommending the fol-
lowing appropriations
/. $500 to James River Improve
ment
2. 81 $50 to contingent fund.
3. s., coo to the Health Department.
The report of the committee was
unanimously adopted.
CHANCEEY COURT INpFX.
Under n suspension of the rules the
Board took up aud passed the resolution
which was laid on the table at the last
meeting providing forpayng Mr.. Charles
w. uoddin' clerk oi th1 NDH'''i'
court ior lndeNIng the VIII ana '''u-
DOCKS at the rate ot 50 per 'oluAe'
MARKET.
The resolution appr1priatiug 800 10
the First market aui 500 10 tue Second
market was also taken up and passed.
po,1cr co,pr vc,,,.
1rr Sro.d olror.d ,ba folIow,n, r.eo.
luton. which was referred 10 the Com
mittee on Ordinances
Re II rcSoh.d bV rho B01rd Of ~
dcrncn oi he ,-ifV 0f Richm0ud the
Common Council coucurngl. That tie
Police Justice bee ordered 70 turn over TO
the Auditor all moneys received ly him.
Adjourned Al 7.4O O'Clock.
e,rou,as ,,d r,,,,o,ues
The Council Committee on Grounds
and Buildings met yesterday evening at
$50 O'Clock IN the City Engineers Office.
Present: MesSrs Ihllps .charmanl
Higgins, Sncad, and CrcnshaW.
rr,iFvr-R,Rrrls.
ur Noptco,o.rv s.nt a ranrost that
tI,o no,,,,itt., ,rr,ld rot CONSIDER Lis
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-18

Tins to the scourge one by one it makes
me quail to think my turn may be next.
learn this very moment OF the deaths
Of two OF my friends, Henry 4. l. knglc
and Colonel Louis /. Fleming. Those
with whom / am rooming are all down
with the fever. My eilects-trunks and
many other things which | had in place
of safety, as I thought-wIll be fumi-
gated If not destroyed.
We have experienced a week OF most
miserable weather, which adds much TO
the gloom now pcrvading our city.
With love to all believe me ever yours
sincerely, ERNEST WILTZ
Write often. 1t will cheer me up.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-18
t,roDrrtY TFansIers.

Richmond Mildred A. Cook to Lu-
yinia Cook, 26 feet on Broad street near
Sixteenth, 1896; Celeste NJ. Jamess
trustee to Tazewell EIlett, 66 feet on
Grace street corner Madison, 50, 800 ;J.
II. Robinson and wife TO A. 4. Vaden,
34l feet on Taylor street near Beech.
81 $50; Edward c. Tinsley and wife 10
s. Louie Miles, wife of William n.
Miles, 81 feet on Twenty seventh street
corner y. $3.50.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-18
OTHER CASES.

Isilora Booker Ccolor5N, assaulting
and striking Henrietta Thomas on tho
street. Fined - and costs.
Henrietta Thomas )colored, assault
ing. cursing. and abusing lsidora Booker
on the street Fined S6 and costs.
Richard Parrish and Rosa Coleman
both colored). disorderly and assauitlng
and striking John jasper with an axe in
the public street. Fined each s. and
costs
John Brady, drunk and firing q pistol
ON the street. Fined so and costs.
Charles Rosser and Michael Shortell,
drunk and disorderly on the Sabbath
day. Fined each - and costs and sure
~ required for each IN the sum OF 800
ior twelve months.
Charles Rosscr. violently resisting and
attempting to strike Policeman Otry
Will. in the discharge OF his duty.
Fined Sl0And costs.
John Scott )colorcd), assaultng, ours
ing, and abusing Susan Lewis. Fined
3j and costs.
William II. Henderson (colored), as
saulting and beating Harry Richardson,
son OF Mary Richardson. Fined SlOand
costs.
Jane Bland (colored), drunk and dis
orderly. Fined s. and costs
David Lucas (colored), assault'ng and
striking Albert BraXton with rock, with
intent to kill. Continued until Nedncs-
day.
William Finnegan. drunk ana cursing,
abusing, and threatening 10 beat NJ.
Samuels on the cars of the Eichmond
Union Passeugar-Lailway Company.
Fined SO and costs.
Caroline Boiling (colored), disor1erly
and using proianc language TO the an
noyanco Of the ncighborhood. Fined
s. and costs.
John Jasper (colored), assaulting and
beating Rosa Richardson on the street.
Fined s. and costs.
The docket WAS an unusually long one,
covering ten pages Of foolscap paper,
and its consideration engaged Justice
Crutchhelds ) attention until nearly L.
NJ.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-18
No. 3 WEST Baom STREET.

NJ. y " F1I I'"VNU - DIIiLIs
~ Our PIiyOitS;
We beg your indulaoncc few days.
ON september 1T We started With two
wagons, ON september 10th We added the
thirl wagon. nul tins morning va start
the fourth wagon. We have IN fifteen
days built mp a milk.routo beyond our
expectation. hsyIng now 2C0 milk-takerS.
cur aim shall be to please tho good peo-
pie of Richmond, who have So generous
ly patroni1ed us and appreciate the glass
jar delivery. We have ordered two more
wagons. and will then have sl1 wagons 10
serve you Respectfully,
RICHMOND CREAM, BCrTEg, AND MILK
COMPANY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-18
Ernest WiIIz well in the Midst of the


The following was received yesterday
by member of the Dispatch staff, and
contains gratifying news from former
RichmOnder and well-known journalist
JAcKsoNyILLE, FLA, Sept II, 1889.
| received your postal-card and am very
thankful, can assure you, for your
earnest solicitude concerning me. have
thus far escaped the plague, though |
have been and am constantly among
those who are stricken down. / do not
feel the least concern for myself, but as
my friends and acquaintances fall VIC
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-18

The Harrison. Morton aul Protection
banner. which tho Republicans .lspeud-
cd across Proai stroDt last weeA. vas
found lying 20 the mud ln tho mrlale OF
the street yostcrlay morning. Caf Earn
uulnaiI, tho chairman OF the CITY Gone
mlitcc, saws 'hat some Que cut the rrFn
ON tho headquarters side 81 the sir 3
The Cai.sm went down to fhe i.'ee
Court and informed Justice Cwtslfe,i
OF what bad teca done m conversation
with q D.spu''t reporter Captiin HuI-
nell said be- iid not cAarse the Demo-
Gratis with this deed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-18
Hsnrace Couaty Court.

The Henrico County Court WAS in SEES
sion again yesterday. The grand jury
brought in two indictments against Tenn
pie Dickenson--o one for stealing COW
from Dr. Isaiah Hawkes. and the other
for burglary. The accused was brought
into court, and bis conduct was such that
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-18
The Poisoning CA.e..

The police are investigating the Cases
OF poisoning which occurred At the resi-
dence of Mr.. John Tyler, on south Thirl
street. on Friday last. Several mcmh,rB
Of the family and the coiored cook ver'
sickoned after eating oi q po'atD-pie,
and piece Of the ple subsequently ana
lvzed 10y DR.. Taylor showed anmitaha-
hly the presence Of ars ME. lt appears
that Rough on Rats larouicl hsd
becn used about the house 10 ud tho
premises of these posts. but Whether She
poison got into tine Yiculas by accident
or design Is not k1own. Either WY %
Is matter of mystery. which Sergeant
Hulce, 81 tho poiicc force. is cnleayor-
ing % clear up,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-18
GIo-in InbrcIIas.

We have iust received new lot Of
those fine Gloria Umbrias with English
st.css-s2 for twcuty-aiA inch and s2.2j
for tweuty-oight inch
Constable BROrgERs.
lnl tnnt HrOal street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-18

Mr.. Jas NacdouNll, the we'll
known auctioneer, Is now with Mr.. !. II.
Valentine, No. 81 east i'road street.
whore he will be pleased 10 see hls
friends AMI the public generally. SEQ
Mr.. MacIougaNs card in to-morrows
uaper.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-18

We have added Hats to our regular
line Of mems furnishings. and want all
orr friends 10 call aud ste them.
ClSsrAgrE BEoTHER~.
4l3 east Broad street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-18

Call and seo orr line ot Mems Rubber
Coats. We keep none but the BEST
guaranteed goods.
CONsrABrR BROTHEns,
4l9 east Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-18

had arlby whrh lgnted MS paia'e a. nighL
More precious thsn gems ars beautiful teeth,
which ueh. mp tho iscc ehen displayed by
smile. U.e sOzODoST. ard your teosh viii Do
brilliant as Jewels, your breath sweet ss tho
Fuses of Cashmere.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-18

waddcy's display, and will be run all
the time. The programme of each day 8
proceedings viii bo worked oil on 1t,
and Mr.. Trueman, proprietor OF tho
Richmond critic, has secured the privi-
legc OF having a special edition of 30, 900
copies of his paper printed there and
distrihnfed tn yisitora
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-18
THREE CENTS PER COPY.

Judge Minor caused jury 10 be sum
moned 10 inquire whether he was sane.
The jury decided that he was ssne sod
the cases against HIM we're continued
until tue next term Of the court
In tho case Of James Epps (colored),
charged with felony, the grand Jury re-
turned not true bin sud the prisoner
was released.
Tho court adjourned over until Well
nesday and the grand jury until Friday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-18

As fine feathers make fine birds 50 q
good Havana cigar like the Moss Rose ~
the thing 70 smoke FOR five cents. Sold
by all tirsI.clsss dealers.