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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-08-28
LINCOLN.
Boofhbav.

f'NN'ot
The storm Tuesday night drove the steam.
er, City of Richmond in the harbor. tooetb.
er with quite a fleet of vessels, there being
heavy sea besides the wind and rain The
clothing factory, commenced to run Monday
morning, and now you hear the whistle regn.
lar. About sixteen girls are at work in The
factory; there will be more as there is a
chance for thirty.-During the thunder storm
last Friday morning lightning struck the
house of Mr.. Lunt ON Spruce Point, tearing
the chimney down, but fortunately doing no
other damage, hurting no one although they
were in the house at the time
Ce,ldr Grtue:
Our correspondent writes, Aug. 27th:-A
vessel is waiting in the river to commence
loading with ice Wednesday Drains are be-
ing dug to supply the new houses with water
from the large reservoir at the ice house.
Mr. Heard, wife and daughter, from Balti-
more, are here for a short visit.-Miss A. p.
Candy of Philadelphia is visiting her aunt.
Mrs. 5. X. Goodwin.-There was a very
pleasant gathering at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Waterman Houdlette, recently. Some
excellent vocal music enivened the evening.
Ice cream and cake were served and the oc-
cation was, in all respects, a most ENJOYABLE
one.-The Dresden Band will have an ex-
cursion to Boothbay, Aug. 80. A fine time
may be expected.-Miss L. H. Hall is
at Wiscasset, taking music lessons of Miss
Patterson.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-08-28

HNN\os that are fretful. peevish.
cross, or troubled with
Windy Collie, Teething Pains, or
Stomach Disorders, can be relieved
at once by using Acker's Baby Soother.
1t contains no Opium or Morphine,
hence is safe. Price rs cents. Sold BIZ
J. NJ. Nike. 1874 Wster street, druggist.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-08-28

lows;
sidney Tuesday, August -. afternoon.
Belgrade Mills. Wednesday, August ", evening
Fa5ette Corner. Thursday, August 30. afternoon.
Wayne Village, Friday. August 81. evening.
Manchester, saturday, 81 ptember l. evening.
West Gardiner, Spears Corner,) Monday. Sep
TENDER s. evening.
East rttston, Tuesday. September 4, evening.
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Hon. " ". THOMAS will speak as follows :

Hon. W. ", THOMAS will speak as follows
Carbon, Monday, sept, :.
Presque Isle Tuesday, pt. 4.
: New sweden, Wednesday, sept. g.
washhurn, Thursday. sept, G.
Blaine, Friday, Sept.
Hon. RoBERr p. KENNEDY of Ohio. will speak as
follows;
York, Tuesday, Aug. p.
kittery, August ~.
Limerick. August 50.
Limington, August 81.
Buxton Center, saturday, Sept, /.
Hon 5. W. MATTHEWS will speak as follows:
Pennington "Wednesday, August ~.
East Wilton, Thursday. August 80.
New Vineyard Friday evening, August 81.
Belfast, Saturday evening. Sept. l.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-08-28
FOR GOVERNOR,
EDWIN c. BURLEIGH.

REPUBLICAN, NOMINATIONS
For PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS
For Electors 1t Large.
HORACE II. SHAW Of Portland.
SAMUEL y. CANPBELL Of CherrYfeid.
Ffrst Dfstrict-MARK =. WENTWORTH.
secoud D3styict-T. X. sINOSTOS.
Third Diztrict-ALBEkT ". CUHHMAH.
Fosirth District-LAMBkRT SANDS.
For KEPgEsESTATIvE TO CONGRESS.
First Distriet-THOMAS Is. REED.
SeoOnd Disfrict-NEie5ON DfN6LEY, Jr.
Third Dfstrtct-sETH l.. MlLLIkkS.
Fourth DiStrict-CHAKLEs A. BOUTELLE-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-08-28

Col. CLARK +. CARR of Illinois, will speak as
follows
North Waterford, Tuesday evening. August IS.
Lowell Village, Wednesday evening, August ".
Kezar Falls, Thursday evening, August 20.
Hiram, Friday evening, August 81.
Brownfieid, saturday evening, Sept. l.
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APPOINTMENTS.


hon. W. {. PLUMMER of Dakota, will speak as
follows
West Camden Tue.day evening" Aug. q.
ThoJnnstOn. "wednesday evening, Aug. ~.
GEN. LucIcs FtIEcuILD, ex Governor of Wis
consin. will speak rs follows
Bath, Thursday, Aug. 10,
Kockland, Friday, Aug. 81.
bangor, saturday, Sept. |.
Ellsworth Monday, sept. 3,
Lewiston. Tuesday, sept. Z.
Portland, Wednesday, sept. g.
Saco Ihur-day, sept. y.
HON. SOLON CHASE will speak ~ follows:
Ball. Mills, Tuesday, August ~.
Was burn, "Wednesday, August 20.
Easton Center, Thursday, August -.
Bridgrwater, Friday, August 81.
Monticello. saturday, september |.
Hos. CHARLES h. LrTTLEFIELp will speak as fol
lows
Weld. Tuesday. August rs
Hailowcll, "Wednesday evening, Sept. ;.
NON. &. \ BOUTELLE will speak rs follows
Passport, IuesdHy evening, August 2S
Machias, "wednesday evening August 20.
Hon. HtHBEHr VI. HEATH will speak as fol.
lows;
Arson. Tuesday, August ~.
COrnyIlle. Wednesday. August ~.
Athens thursday, August 20.
Harmony, Friday, August 81.
Detroit saturday, sept. !.
Unity, Monday. september 3.
iihrrty W.dncsda, S.n,.mhrr .
AIhinn TInrslI,v sycn,upg s"r, a
W..l's uuIs Irida,- ,,,S1i,, -,
''' e' ~ pc
.
nos LANES M"RllS"N VIII speak at
Fast WHOM thursday August 10
lioS. Gro. II. LuRiNG will speak Ms follows
Blniuc, tuesday, August IS
Spraguc Mills, Wednesday, August 20.
i.inps stone. Thursday.
haplcton, fridny, August 81.
HoN. .I,ur4 g. Bf,ISs. UoN. totx kAssox
of Invn trx Inns ~,vtrr 81 u.ssa,tn.a,.-
viii steak AZ foIl.ws w.
Ialais W,durs,Inv ,f,,rnoon Augus,oo
Duyrr FRIDAY aft,runnu Augnst 81
Ellsworth, satnr,iav afternoon S.n,.rbor,
H.. :, ,,,..,...
, H'N' IL NJ hl"N OF hhhsas, VIII speak AS fol-
""H
mhr'l.'n' dufs"h august -
II Sntll' "'lh'suhy evening, Aug ~
fHhihgtoh' nuf -uhF evening, Aug 10
i rhIrnntlneloh fals' fI'dny evening Aug. 81.
l. A, vi,
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IF YOU WANT
HeaIthful Biscuit and Pastry.

Use Horsfords Bread Preparation. 1t is not only
free from ANYTHING injurious, but is positively bene
fetal to health 1t restores to the flour the life
giving phosphates lost in boltir.g, which are re-
quired by the system. No other powder does this
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-08-28

HoS. J. L. poLLrvER of Iowa, will speak rs fol
ows
Gardiner rhursday evening, August 20.
Nateryilic. Friday evening, August 81.
Bangor, saturday evening, september /.
Ellsworth Monday evening September B.
Lewiston, ruesday evening. septemb "a.
Portland, "Wednesday evening september 5.
Sacn, Thursday ey, ming. september 6.
Calais, saturday. september s
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-08-28

Hon j. r. G. PIrkIN of Louisiana, will speak As
follows:
Orland, Tuesday evening. August rs.
Blue Hill, "Wednesday evening, August %.
Penobecot, Thursday evening, August 30.
Brooklin, Friday evening, August 81.
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Speeial advertisements.

Small advertisements. not exceeding three line.
coming under the head of WANTED, For SAT-
10 LIT, LOST. &C.. vii be inserted here one tims
Tor % cents three times for 10 cents and one
Tor 90 cents.h paid In advance. II NOT PAIN m
ADVANCE, REGULAR RATES WILL BE CHARoEn
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Hos. JAMES @. BLAINE. Hox. z. E. FRAZIER Of
Michigan, and GEN. JOHN L. SWIFT Of Massachu-
setts win speak at skowhegan Monday afternoon,
Sept ..
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Lost.

r OsT-Sunday between the Edwards Block and
II the depot gold ring with stone Finder nleasa
leave with or send word to
Ang2sd4t' FOWLER HAMLiN Augusta.
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Col AssoS s. woop Of New York, will speak
follows
south Hope, Tuesday evening, August ~.
Wa rem, " edne-day evening August ~.
Cushing, Thursday evening, August 20.
RockpJrf Friday evening, August 81.
Warrington Village, satuF ay evening, sept J.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-08-28

CAPT. FRI J. BaBsos Of Massachusetts,, win
speak at
Cape Porpoise, Kennebunkport, Friday evening.
August 81.
Ogunquit, Wells, saturday evening, Sept !.
Bristol, Thursday evening. sept. 9Th.
Wiscassett, Friday evening, sept eth
Boothbay, Saturday evening, sept. eth.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-08-28

GEN. ADAM T. KING, of Maryland, will sp-sk
follows.
Appleton, Tuesday, August 81.
Union Wsdresday, August r.
Readfeld, uesdAy, August ~ evening.
Oakland, wednes day, August ~. evening.
Winthrop, Thursday, August % evening.
Litehneld orEer, Friday, August 81, evening.
Clinton, Saturday, 5, pt.1. evening.
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HoS- Z. HogR Of Michigan, viii sesk as fol
lows:
Bi@deford, Tuesday, August D.
Portland, "wednesday, August -.
gCornish, Thursday evening August 50.
4 HacweH, WedneSdsy sepfembers
Waferville, Thursday, september 6.
Gardiner, Friday, September
Houlton, Saturday, evening, Sept. I.
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Hos. CHARLES EMERY SMITH, of Philadelphia,
and Hon. X. T.. FRAZIEK Of Michigan, viii speak
in Auburn, Thursday evening, Aug. %.
Hon. ID. n. NoRTLAyD will speak as fellows
Center LIneolnyiIle, Thursday evening, Aug. %.
Monroe Friday evening, Aug. 81.
searsport, saturday evening, sept !.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-08-28

WANTED-At Hotel North, Sept l. lsss on.
w pastry cook, two table waters three rirls TO-
laundry and pantry. q. w SAVAGE
aug27dlw
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-08-28

HoS. JAMES g. BLAINE and Hon. LEWIS H.
MCtOAAs. member of Congress from Maryland,
will speak at DamaIiscottA, Saturday afternoon,
sept. sth.
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For SHLe.

IOh SAi.E-Gents furnishing goods store in
liallowell One of the finest locations in the citv
stock clean and new bought within one wear No
bonus required Best of reasons for selling. For
further Information inquire of W. H. NARNEN,
aug22du Halluwel Mainr
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-03

The regular term OF this court opened yes
terday. Colonel VI. l.. Spotswood having
qualified some time ago appeared ready for
the discharge OF the duties VI Common
weallh's Attorney.
The following constitute the grand jury:
James II. IIardgrove Qoreman), 4. W.
Iignor, James johnson (colored), George ID.
Thaxton, {. 4. Bsrrian. Henry Bruefng,
Edgar G.. Gum. II. W. johnson (cOlored).
Albert l.. West, Michael Murphy, Joseph
Allard, Jr, j. y. Moore, Robert +. Will
liams, T.. ID. Cbamplin, Joseph Hall, Eldridge
NJ. Foster, K. L. Oliver. and l.. &. Whiting.
The grand jury returned the following In
diclmcnts for felOnies William Lewis (col-
Oredl for hOuse-breaking and stealing three
boxes OF cigars; Charles II. iiarris for
stealing chickens Of John Holmes, and VIII
liam Jones (colored) for stealing chickens and
eggs from Chastain Hampton; Joseph Lucus
for the murder Of ThOmqs Grafton; John
alias James b. Putnam, stealing from the
person OF John l.. Ware one gold watch and
Elm money, Glenn Robinson, burglarizmg
the house Of William Dandridge and stealing
therefrom certain articles OF clothing OF the
value OF Sl7.2j Richard Nannorn burglari.
Ously entering the house OF A. JunnOtti.
The following indictments for misdemea-
n0rs were returned: Marshall Brown, A. j..
Berry, Edloe Chapel, George Guyernator,
Buck SPOTS wood, and John Willams, for
setting up and promoting game called
policy; William O'Dwyer and Otto Wigand,
for resisting the police in the discharge OF
their duties; William Rowe, for destroying,
mutialing, and carrying away flowers from
Hollywood cemetery.
The grand jury were adjourned over until
this morning.
Mr.. W. b. Reed, Mr.. w. 5. Burgess, and
Mr.. NJ. j. Rosendort qualified yesterday as
deputies under Mr.. X. 4. Carter, City Ser
geant, Mr.. Michael Macon and the iailer
will be retained temporarily by Mr.. Carter
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-03
Editors Off for old point.

When the members OF the Hooking and
Ohio-Yalley Editorial Association reached
the city Saturday night they felt rest-broken
and consequently retired eorly and had good
nights sleep. They arose at moderately
early hour Sunday morning aud proceeded 10
view tine sights In and abont the city. Some
drove around IN hacks, many went to church,
and all rode on the electric cars during the
day. Mr.. w. 5. Darlington, OF the Exchange,
took a party Of about thirty-fye under his
care. and, engaging an electric car for their
especial benefit, took them from Libby Hill
out to Hollywood. They walked across the
cemetery, and returning visited Libby Prison
and various other points. They expressed
themselves much pleased with what they saw.
They LETT ut o'clock that afternoon for Old
Point, where tney wee TO spend day be-
fore beginning their homeward trip.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-03
Before Justice Richardson.

The docket IN the Police Court yesterday
morning covered six pages OF fOolscap
paper, but most OF the cases were OF a tri-
iling character. The following were tue
most important ones:
Michael Sbortell, assaultlng and beating
William ShOrtell, his brother. Fined s. and
costs and required 10 give security for
twelve months IN the sum OF $500. Commit
ted In default.
Isaac Thurston (colored), drunk and dis.
orderly and creating disturbance In the
neghborhOod, and also resisting the police
in the discharge OF their duty. Fined $40
and costs and required TO give security In
the sum OF 5000 for his good behavior Tor
twelve months. Committed In default.
John Brown (colored). disorderly on an
electric street-caF and threatening the life OF
W. NJ. Davis, the conductor. Fined IS and
costs.
Randall Wyatt and Edward Harris Doth
colored, were fined 81 aud costs each for
fighting In the street.
James X. Atkinson, drunk aud assaulting
and striking James Atkinson. Surety re-
quired for twelve months in the sum Of 5000.
Martha Coleman (coored) was fined 8
and costs for fighting IN the street.
GeOrge Jeter. William McGregor, and
Henry Loving were tined - and costs each
for fighting and creating disturbance In
the bar.YoOm OF Benjamin Schean.
+. c. Beasley, drunk and tresplssinz upon
the premises Of 5. ROzycke. Fined 81 aud
costs.
Abner Booker (coIored) was fined 81 and
costs for being drunk.
Frederick johnson (col0red), stealing a
silver watch and 81 in money, all OF the value
OF sl2, the property.of w. e.. Hart. Con-
tinued until to-daye
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-03
An Old Pnysician GONE.

DR.. ". u. Morris, an old and weIl-known
physician OF this city, died yesterday. DR..
Morris was born in Harvard county, Nd. (;
took the degree OF NJ. ID. at Washington Uni
yersity, Baltimore, IN 1873, and was engaged
in the active practice Of his profession in the
city OF Baltimore when the roil.cail OF the
South was sounded. lie did not hesitate to
leave home, kindred, and friends 10 link his
fortune with the Stars and Bars. He served
the Confederacy from lis beginning TO ITS
end, aud as president Of the Conscript Board
saw many of the scenes OF the war. He bad
also charge Of hospitalin Petersburg during
its Siege. After the war DR.. Morris devoted
himself to his profession In Richmond. In
its practice he won for himself hosts OF
friends, who will mourn the loss they have
sustained In the death Of this scholarly gen.
tleman aud excellent doctor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-03
Common COuuci,-AcnIn.
Personair ane sriefa.

Mr.. j. b. Pace returned yesterday morn
Ing from Oid Point.
Mrs. Julius A. Hobson and family left
yesterday 10 visit Mrs. Joseph L. Sedy, in
POwhatan county, Va.
Mr.. George w. Brooks, OF BOydton.
Meckenburg county, was In the city yester-
! day en- route 10 CObb's Island
Mrs. j. +. Moore and the Misses Moore.
| OF west Franklin. will leave in few DAYS for
Ashevllle and the Hot Springs OF North
| Carolina.
BY order Of the Executive Committee the
rooms OF the Grain and Cotton Exchange
will be closed tomorrow and Thursday, July
4th and jih.
! On Sunday Coroner Taylor was called 10
| No. 9lJ Hancock street 10 view the body OF
! Iris Seily, cOlOred woman aged seventy.
who died suddenly, probably Of congestion
OF the lungs.
The first new wheat OF the season, raised
| by w. ;. Bfockwell, OF HenricO, a very good
sample of the Fultz variety. was brought to
market yesterday and sold to the GallegO
! Mills at 80 cents per bushel.
Bir. Melvin :. Dicken, for sixteen yearsan
att9che OF Ford's HOte', has been appointed
who recently died in kentucky. The clerical
force remains unchanged.
BY transposition Of figures in the me.
toorologlcaI table for June, publlshedIn Sun
| days Dispatch, it was made TO appear that
the mean temperature for the month past was
| 7j.9. Ii should have been 1913.
Mr.. John G. Scott, son OF DR.. William H.
| Scott, who has just returned from the Uni.
yer,ity Of Virginia with distinguished
houors, led the meeting at the Young Mems
Christian Association sunday afternoon.
solomon Lodge, Free Sons OF Israel, at a
meeting elected the following officers on sun.
day: President, Juius Bear; Vice Pres-
dent. A. Hirshberg; Secretary, NJ. S. Block;
Treasurer. ;. Bnswanger; Guide. |. Van
Wort; Warden, Moses Meyer; Guardian, i.
Falk.
Messrs. Hoge Tyler, Ballard Preston, and
y. :. Tufnbul LETT here yesterday for the
purpose OF visiting agricultural experiment
stations in the North and West for the pur-
pose OF obtaining information towards the
establishment OF such a station at Blacks
burg.
Hon. W. A. Courtney, ex-mayor OF Charles
ton, 5. c., Is in the city, stopping at FOrd's
Hotel. and will remain here several days. The
object OF his visit u TO conclude his sittings
for his bust which the sculptor Valentine is
executing under commission from citizens
Of Charleston.
Rev. A. f.. Dickinson, ID. D., returned
yesterday from the dedication OF new Bap-
tist church at Derkley, Va, aud with Or. W.
w. Landrum took the afternoon t.aln for
South Boston, Halifax copnty, where they
are called TO speak in behalf OF the establish
ment OF female institute in that progressive
town.
Mr.. A. B. Bowering, grand master OF odd
Fellows in Virginia, arrived in the city yes
terlay ard last night installed the officers OF
Richmond Lodge, No. /. To-day he will
visit various points Of interest about the city
under escort OF committee Of Richmond
Lodge consisting Of Messrs. G. Eyensen, A.
A. Splitter, and George b. Davis.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-03
Charged with Forgery.

Soon after o'clock yesterday afternoon
Captain James u. Angle arrested Robert
Epps, young colored man, eighteen years
of age, on the charge OF forging the name OF
T.. B. Addison to q check for thirty dollars.
The accused, who was arrested at the corner
Of Second and Broad streets, Is connected
with the Planet, weekly newspaper pub
Iisbed In this city by colored persons. He
denies having forged the check, and does
not admit that he Is the party who presented
It at the City Bank for payment on saturday
last, but Mr.. Winn, 80 attache OF the bank,
has pretty well identified him as the man.
Accused will be before the Police Court this
morning.
In Sundays Dispatch all the facts In con-
nection with the presentation OF che check
were published. The case was placed in the
hands OF Captain Augle, aud the arrest OF
The accused is the result OF that officers in
yestigatiOu.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-03
Lnsf nnd Nosf isInrInu..

This week - going To be o wonder n the
Great Fire-Clotblng Sale, No. 1915 east Main
street. Sale positively closes this saturday,
July 5th Instant and We baye marked
down everything 10 close the balance Of the
stock at one third OF the actual cost OF manu-
faoture. IL Is impossible 70 describe tbs bar
gains, so come aud see them, as samples oi
how low clothing + beiug sacrificed. Cali
early before the bargains are oil gone, as this
il yOu, last chance. Remember the Place
1915 east Main street. store open from A.
NJ. until at night.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-03
CITY GOVERNMENT.
THE OFFICERS ELECTED IN NAY PRO-
cEED WITH TnEIR DUTIES.
Meetings Of the Two Branches Of the Conn
cil-caucus Nominees Confirmed
A Disagreement.

In May, 1886, the City Council Of Rich
mond passed into the hands Of the Reform
ers. At The recent election the Democrats
regained control and elected their members
In five OF the six wards and were victorious
IN every Office TO be filed by the people. All
Of these public servants, from Mayor down.
were installed yesterday, and the City Coun-
ell having organized according TO law yes-
terday evening proceeded 10 fli the public
positions which The charter places in their
control. The Democratic nominees were
all successful. Thus the government Of
Richmond IL again Democratic from centre
fo circumference
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-03
prosramme for ro-Nighrs Concert

The first Of the free open-air concerts will
be given at the Ncw-Reseryos, PARK tonight
from $3.50 to 10 o'clock. when band OF six
teen pieces will render the following pro-
gramme
l. March Ye Ancient Vets. VoelSer
2 Oyerture-Fra Diayolo. ..........Aaber
g. Schottisehe.
l. MUSICIANS Revere. boyer
8 WalsZ-Danube Waves. Iyanoyice
q Medley Oyerture--Echoes OF the Day,
"A. II. kosenfeld
z. Idyll-The NH In tho Forest. ....k Eienberg
& GaiOp-Carousais.. .......-...--....h 4. hoinns
Capitol square 1'hursday at 0 T.. NJ, aud
the third in Marshall Park, Libby Hin Satur.
day night at $50.
A band.siand viii he erected Ia Monroe
Park next week. spd the concerts will begin
regularly there at night.
Both lines OF streetcsrs viii run from the
reservoir until late hour at night. 80 that
there may be no undue erowding In return
Ing from The concerts.
The concert fund now amounts 10
81, ,f5l.20, the following contributions having
been msde yesterday r. Wiley Davis. S5;
{. 4. whitlock lpaid). s5; !. Loyenstein
fpaidl, 81; cash, $5.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-03
Tne post.Oaiee,

Postmaster Cullingworth has as yetpot re-
ceiyed authority OF the Washington officials
10 enable him to move out Of the custom
house building pending the work OF re-
modelling. and II does not speak well for
them that there is so much delay IN such
simple matter. Yesterday the workmen were
(uuayoidably) shswering dust down upon
the reopIe whose business called them 70
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-03
LIVE. cGxENr, rLAxrE.. &c.
PHILADELPHIA.

CCHOONER JOHN s. BEACHAM
- daaly expected with 1850 barrels OF FRESH
HOFFMAN E0S&NDALE CRhkST, for saie low
from wharf 1900 barrels kOCkLhAD LIN tust.
received. ASChOk LINZ reserved daily. fuli
stock English Imported PORTLAND CEMENT,
CALCINkD PLASTER. HAIR, LATnb, EXCEL
siOk fjAR- BRICK. &c, &c.
WARNER MOORE,
lraprier Of Nova Scotia Plaster and Manu-
fselnrer Of Ground Pia5sef. sW
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-03
The Latest Sensation.

Four long TIayans.Filed Butlos for Toe.
Let those now smoke who never smoked be-.
fore, and those who always sucked now
smoke the more. TRlrBErr & TAYLOR.
sole Agents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-03

The Outing Club Of the Young Mems
Christian Association will go 70 Old Point
and Hampton on the Fourth, leaving Rich
mond at A. NJ. and returning leave Old
Point at p. NJ. All members who wish to
20 must sec the general secretary for rates
and other information.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-03
Tn. Yawards.Pae,ps Case.

The continued cases OF Joseph Edwards,
charged with assauling and wounding Ster-
ling Phelps with stone, aud VI Sterling
Phelps, charged with cutting joseph Ed
wards with knife, were called in the Po-
lice Court Yesterday morning. Phelps, who
Is at the City Hospital under treatment, not
hcipg YET able 10 appear IN court. the cases
were continued until Wednesday the 4th
instant