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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-28

| fse accounts snd make the inquiries clreciei b.
! tue above dscreo and exoc,ts tho provisions
thereof, AZ whieh nme asd piace yoe arc To
no S3-WIB SPECIAL Commissioner
UIRGIyIA-IN THE CIRCUIT
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against
baud who is toansd In conformity YIN ne
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The object Of this suit Is 70 recover ayainzt TIE
dafendanL Catherine ~ s,oopa. the sum of
| 2t9.B5 aud 70 attaca The house belonging % said
| defendant ia .he city OF Richmond. 10. ifD east
Msin street. beginning on 9o1ts Liue o. nssa
street 62z feet east OF tirsg street. froroes iSs
| feet on Main street. with depth Of 10 feet
| Anc ar1dayis having been made AID died thss
| the defendants are Don-ressdenis Of MS esats
| it Is ordered that the defoniAbS appear Dere
within 1f.een days eftsr due puolcailon hereof
and DO Whist 10 necessary 70 prosoct ther inisfrsi
/ in lhis suig.
ALFRED SHIELD, Clerk.
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sefsadant k51 with intoross t5ereon e. the rats
! ~ a p,,r cens per eAnam from May Z. ises. uoul
! ualf aud " attsce the estate u Tho said de-
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| same 10 ne payment VI the plaiauiis c.aiin.
| AND affidsnt having ocen mado sad died that
fhe dslsndant h nos resilient a tGse state st y
or,ieFsd that hs appear here within 1fIeen dass
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-28

Walker, three colored boys, were sent TO
Jail for four months for stealing five brass
boxes from the Chesapeake and Ohio Rail-
way Company.
Counsel spent nearly an hour arguing
case In which an aged colored woman and
prominent real estate agent are the parties
most interested. The cuyeFt under the old
wOman's house, on Church Hill, u seems, h1s
become stopped up. and the agent who is
trustee OF the property adjoining, wants her
10 open the same. so as 10 prevent nuisance
on bis lot. This the old woman does not
consent 10 do because she does not wish her
cuivert to be used for the adjoining proper
ty, but wants the trustee 20 build a culyeri.
Justice Crutchnald said he did not have
jurisdiction in such matters, and would not
Interfere. II there were nulsauees be would
fine the responsible parties until they were
a5aied, aud he would agree TO relieve the
trustee from any fine during the next three
weeks. during which time he might construct
a culyert or make any arrangement be saw
fit. Counsel argued, but change from this
position the Court would not.
Messrs. John j. King and Edward Rowe
were charged with assaulting and beating A..
+. Bartholomew, aud Bartholomew was
charged on a cross warrant with assaulting
Anu U5atluE JUN Es iAvNts thf tASfNA- Va
twelve-year-Oid son Of Mr.. Rowe.
Bartholomew Is the driver OF one OF Chat
fms milk wagons. and the trouble had ITS
origin In milk.tlcket which young Rowe
some weeks ago presented TO Bartholomew
and asked him IL IL was good. The driver
took up the ticket and carried 1t TO Mr.. Chai-
in, IS be did not suppose the boy came by
il properly, and Il appears that on sunday
afternoon last while Bartholomew was on
bis usual rounds the boy saw him and called
him a thief. whereupOn he caught the boy
and cursed and struck him. Messrs. King
and Rowe ran out and the latter held
the horse 10 prevent us being driven OF,
and after ascertainng the cause OF the trouble
they pulled the young man out OF his wagon
for the purpose, both allege, OF taking The
ticket, which they supposed at the time had
just been taken from the little boy, from
him. Upon reflection they decided not to
do this, a. they had no right b, and while
Mr. King thod hold OF Bartholomew Rove,
angry at his sons treatment, struck Bar
thOlOmew. A LADY who witnessed the occur
renee said Rowe struck three blows, but
King and Rowe insisted thst there was but
one. Rowe and Bartholomew were hned -
and costs each and King was discharged.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-28
UNITED STATES COURT.
The winston Contempt Case 70 BE
Decided in december

Hon. Robert W. Hughes, Judge Of the
United States Court for the Eastern district
o. Virginia, arrived in the city yesterday on
a midday train from Norfolk, and proceeded
directly 70 the courtroom on north Twelfth
street, where there were quite a number OF
persons IN waiting for the opening Of the
court. After being In session for q lew
minutes considering matters OF no public
interest the court adjourned until this morn
ing at 10 O'Clock.
This session OF the court will last proba-
bly week or more. The greater part OF
the time will be taken up by trials for viola
tons Of the internsl-reyenue and postal
laws. Among the cases are the civil action
against w. +. Durham, eX-pOstmaster al
Bcstiauds. Essex county, and the prosecu-
ton Of Robert f. fanccy, late an assistant
postmaster in Mecklenburg county. The
latter is charged with violation OF postal
laws m opening letter.
In the case Of Bump, who sues. &C., against
the Life Insurance Company OF Virginia and
others Judge Hughes in chambers overruled
the demurrer OF the defendants flied by them
on the nth instant, in which they claimed
tuat the plaintiffs were barred by reason OF
the limitation OF time prescribed In the
Insurance policy. This court will therefore
entertain jurisdiction OF the merits OF the
controversy. and the case Will be finally
argued at this term OF the court by Messrs.
sands & Bryan aud Maury & Maury for the
plaintiff, and Messrs. John A. Coke and Legh
K. Page for the defendants.
Judge Bond was expected 10 arrive yester-
day and hsnd down his decision in the
Winston contempt ease, but he wrote letter
SAYING that he had been 30 buslly engaged
with a multiplicity Of cases since hIs return
from Europe that he bad not been able 10
properly consider the questions involved and
write his opinion; that he had many other
equally Us important subjects az this coupon
litigation 10 occupy his attention, and those
interested in the latter would have to be pa
tient.
II Judge Bond should come now he will
hardly decide the case in the absence OF At
torney.Gencral Ayers, who was called TO his
home, in Scott county. by telegram an-
nouncng the serious illness % his wife.
The Attorney. General lett for his home last
evening. In speaking Of this matter Just
before leaving he said "lhe coupon cases
will not be heard until some day IN Decem-
ber TO be agreed upon by counsel The de-
cisiOn in the Winston contempt case also
goes over until that time"
Judge Hughes, when asked yesterday II
he intended TO retire frOm the bench next
March, replied that he had determined to re-
tire when he reached the age OF seventy
wears, aud that will be June 6. 1891.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-28
ARMOUa's AGENT FINED.
nr. Resmeu Pays twenty Dollars for
selling UnsOund Meat.

John Rcbman, the Richmond agent for
Armour Il Co., the Chicago pork.packers
and dressed beef dealers, and Lee Curry, his
assistant were before the Police Court yestor-
day morning. in response TO summons
issued on Monday directing them TO show
cause, IL any they could, why they should
not be fined so for selling unsOund meat to
A. spies.
Mr.. Spies is a butcher in the First market,
and he was fined $40 IN the Police Court on
Monday for having on his stall this lot OF
pork. which was condemned by Mr.. NJ. f..
Gary, who detected it by the offensive odor
and seized and buried IL.
The evidence given yesterday was in effect
the sane as that taken on Monday in Spies's
case-the same five butchers who examined
the meat testifying in both cases. Spies said
he bought the pork as sound but a little
sticky, and Curry said he told Spies tnat the
pork was not the best when he bought it.
a fine OF go was imposed upon MI. lieb-
man, and Justice Crutchheld repeated what
he said on Monday, that he intended 10 I'M
pose the heaviest penalties on all persons
offering unhealthy articles OF food for sale
Curry was discharged.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-28

Rev. DR.. A. Z. Dickinson is in Philadel-
! phia.
Captain James W. McCarrick, Of Norfolk,
was in the city yesterday.
No cases Of public interest were considered
/ In the City Circuit Court Yesterday.
Mr.. W. S. Catlett has returned to the city
ana is stopping at the Exchange Hotel.
Mr. II. 5. Dalton, OF New York, formerly
Of Richmond, IS here on visit TO his pa
rents.
Rev. william F.. Brown will deliver a
lecture on Prophesy at Od.Market Hall to-
night at 7:i5 O'clock.
Hon. Henry Il. Pollard. OF King and
Queen, is in the city attending to business
before the United states Courts.
Yesterday morning the ceiling in the cellar
OF c. L. Strauss saloon caught fire FROM the
heater. The flames we're soon extinguIshed
and the damage is very small.
Rev. |. j. Spencer, editor OF the Mission
ary Weekly, has moved with his family from
Cuckoo. Louisa county, 10 Richmond, where
they will reside in the future.
Mr.. +. w. Power and wife, OF Bucking-
ham county, arrived in the city yesterday
hItcTuOOu cA TpNtt ~ lstS VI W fkut, WnSAt
they will visit Mr.. Powers relatives.
The remains OF Mr.. Harvey Belts, we'll
known telegraph operator aud an old Rich
mond boy, who died suddenly IN Cincinnati
Sunday night, Will be buried in Hollywood
this morning.
Mr.. John B. Crenshaw was paralYzed on
sunday and now lies i'll at his residence,
Bfookline, IN Henrico county. Yesterday
eli i'm
proved. lie Is conscious, but eau talk only
q little.
The city ambulance was called TO the se-
cOnd poliee,statiOn Yesterday morning at
s:l5 O'Clock to col0red man who had
hemorrhsge from the nose, but when the
ambulance arrived be had been relieved and
was ready to go home.
At q meeting OF Rescue Lodge OF Good
Templars held at Central Hall Monday night
five new members were added 10 the roll.
and a resolution was unanimously adopted
in favor Of inviting the Grand Lodge Of the
State TO hold its next annual session in this
city.
A meeting OF the Bazaar Committee OF the
Travellers Protective Association will be
held at the Office OF ID. A. Ainslic a Brother,
No. 10 south Tenth street, this evening at 6
O'Clock to complete all arrangements, and
full attendance OF the committee is re-
quested.,,
A telegram from Roanoke city received
last night says: Virginia Apperson, the
little daughter OF Or. J. w. Davis, editor OF
the Roanoke Daily Times, died to-day after
painful Illness OF several weeks; aged four
years and eight months. The remains will
be inferred in the city cemetery tomorrow.
DIR. Davis Is = former Rchmonder.
Ex-Flrst Assistant Engineer Oliver Mount
castle, Of the Fire Department. will le ave for
Philadelphia to-day 10 participate In the
volunteer iiremen's parade on tue 10Th. He
will be the guest OF Hon. John Holllck, se-
cFetary OF the Philadelphia Volunteer Asso-
ciation. There will De 10000 dremen In line
Assistant Engineer Monntcastle is an hono-
rary member Of the association.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-28
IrARRisoN-s INAUGURAL.
indications OF nm IMPOSING display.

A Washington special to the Baltimore
Sun says: The Public Comfort Committee
are in hourly receipt Of communications
from individuals and organized bodies seek
ing accommodations during the inaugural
ceremonial. The pressure Is greater than
usual because the hotels are holding In re-
serve many rooms for their customary
guests. The quadreunial proposition for
the dedication Of certain publie-school
buildings for the use Of visiting
militia Is revived. This familiar sug-
eesti0n has been so often re-
iected by familiar aud unanswersble
reasons that 1t is surprising It should
now be revived. The gosslps have present.
ed the names Of Governor Beaver, OF Penn.
syiyania, General Sherman, and General
Schofeld for the hief-marshalship. Colonel
II. l.. Swords telegraphs his acceptance OF
the secretaryship, which was rendered him
by Chairman Britson through Colonel Dud-
ley, and Surgeon NJ. l.. Ruth, Of the navy,
bas been made chairman OF the Floor and
Promenade Committee. DR.. Ruth has been
prominent IN Washington society for many
years, and his selection Is in everv way salts
factory. The contributions continue TO in-
crease, and. as q member OF the Executive
Committee remarked to-day, the Democrats
have responded with a commendabIe na-
tional and local pride. To-day's report
makes an exhibit OF S37.525.
The Pennsylvania National Guard will
probably march in the procession 5000 meu,
a A dispatch received to-day states that Adj
iutaut-Gener Hastings has about concluded
arrangements with the Pennsylvania railroad
for their transportation. They will consist
OF infantry, three cavalry troops, and three
artillery batteries. They made magnificent
feature OF the military show four years ago.
The Eighth Massachusetts regiment have Sc
cured quarters at Odd-FeilOws' Hall for the
Inauguration week. The Lincoln Club, an
old New York city organization, haye ems
gagged quarters at Wizards Hotel, and will
bring with them the band OF the sixty-Dinth
regiment. At tue Belyidere 800 members OF
Philadclphia's Anti.CObden Club have en-
gagged quarters, and Solsri's will accommo-
date 100 members OF the Cameron Club OF
the Quaker City. The Logan Inyincibles, OF
Baltimore, have. through their president,
A. j. Duhurst, arranged TO march 400 Monu-
mental men up and down Pennsylvania ave-
nue. on the 4th, and Company A, Fourth re-
giment New Jersey National Guard, has
also written to engage quarters. The Third
brlgrade Of tie Pennsylvania National Guard
has, through General COrbin, applied to the
committee for quarters. aud Professor l.. G..
Marine has rendered his hall for the use OF
the committee.
The indications are that the Inauguration
will be the largest and grandest ever known
at the capital.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-28
AT THE BAR OF JUSTICE.
some Of tho Gases Before Justice
CrutchfeId Yesterday.

While testimony was being taken IN the
Police Court Yesterday morning IN the case
Of Frank H. Johnson and bis wife Maggie,
charged with breaking aud entering the Office
of j. w. Helbig and stealing set OF furni-
ture and two chairs OF the value OF $50, JUS
tice CrntChfeld said he thought II would be
but lust 10 the accused that the examination
be suspended and that a commission OF
lunscy he summoned 10 inquire into the
mental condition OF johnson. whose actions
had led the Justice To believe that he was
! crazy. b. A. Randolph, counsel for the ac.
cused, said that be had intended to sug-
gest this course, and COmmOnwcaith's-A
tOrney SpOtswOOd sIgnined his Willingness
that this be done. The case against johnson
was therefore continued for ten days, and bis
wife was discharged, rs il was evident
that she had not Of her own vOlitiOn COM
taitted any criminal act. All OF the facts in
connection with this case, Winch, 10 ell ap-
pearances. could only be made enc OF petit
larceny, were published In the Dispatch OF
Yesterday. IL is not altogether certain yet
whether Johnson can retain possession OF
the furniture as Randolph had prior lien on
4 in the shape OF a deed OF sale, subject to
the amount due the Exposition, amounting
with costs 10 about $40. The furniture was
purcbased iron, GMhrlght. aud IS said TO be
hands Of the police with Ger ainly TWO claim
ants, aud others may yet present themselves.
THE sHOP-LIFIER.
The continued eases. about eight In num-
Der. against Mary Taylor, the hai.idiotic
mulatto woman who more closely resembles
a Chinese than q descendant OF any other
nationality, and Of George Peasants, the
uiue.year old youth whom she used as tool
IN her hands for shCp.liiting aud general
thieying, were called. EN-Jusliee Richard.
son appeared as counsel for the boy ana
made a strong appeal for has discharge, as
be was OF ssch tender years. justice Cruteh-
field gave the boy his liberty and advised
his sister, who is bis only relative living
here, 10 whip him at least every other day.
One sound thrashing was administered be-
fore the boy lcit the court. room. A COM
mission Of lunacy having inquired into The
mental condition Of The womans aud the
certificate not being at all satisfactory either
TO the Justice or the counsel Tor the ac-
cused, the Court directed that rev CON-
mission be ordered OF The same one be re-
summoned to meet on saturday.
OTHER CASES.
Thomas Ryan (cOloredl, Willie Harris (cot
oreoA. James Anderson, Charles Atkinson,
and Mike Ryan, all irSmps oi rather seedy
apoearanee, we're given twenty-four hours
ia which 10 leave the city.
John Williams (col0red) was seat 10 Jail
for llfteen DAYS for stealing lot OF coal from
ihe ChesApeake and Ohio Hallway Company.
Thomas Dixon (colored), stealing pair OF
boots from Jacob Cohen. Sent 10 Jail Tor
four menlhs. Appeal taken.
David Lucas. William Henry and Henry
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-28
says lie Was wounded ov the Gov


In Governor Lees mail yesterday was n
letter from o lawyer in Bloomsbury. Pa,
who writes that an old colder there who was
wounded in q cavalry engagement at Hart
ford church. in Stafford county, during the
war wishes to procure pension. The vete-
ran says be had a hand.tO-hSnd conflict win
the Governor during the engagement and
that the latter dealt him blow which has
ever since incapaeitated him for work. Gov
ernor Lee says be remembers being In seye-
raj meiees OF the sort referred to, but does not
recOl lecf this one
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-28
Y MCA. Meefings.

A much larger number OF young men were
present at the mems meeting last night at the
Young Mems Christian Association than on
Monday night, and deep interest was mani
tested in the services.
The singing was directed by Mr.. r. 5. NJ.
Valentine, and was very heartily entered
into by those present
Afr. Wiillam Ellyson, the president OF the
Young Mems Christian Association. after the
meeting was over, urged those present to
have their pastor excuse them from the
prayer. meeting tonight that they may at
tend the mems meeting at the association.
Mr.. II. o. Williams will speak about
"The Al-Important Question" Rev. j.
Calvin Stewart will give Bible reading at
O'Clock, to which everybody is invited.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-28
NIIl PrObafed.

The will of Mrs. Margaret a. Briant
widow OF German Marie Briant, was admit
ted to probate in the Chahcery Court yester-
day.
The estate Is valued at $4,000 and consists
Of property in America and France.
All OF the estate is left to Julia A. Rally,
sister OF the deceased, except $1,000 to each
OF the following persons: William Rally, Jr.,
Louis Delange, German A. Delangle, and
800 annually to decedenrs hali-brother,
William Rally, Sr. At the death Of her .is.
ter, Julia A. Rally, all OF the estate will fall
to Merry T. NanderVoorst, with the exception
~ tho ahnVa hPnuosfs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-28
suprems Court OF Appeals

Er parte William l.. Royal. Order dis
mssinV petition.
Morris against the Virginia State lnsu'
rance Company. Argued by Colonel Joen
n. Guy for sppellees and Judge Waller K.
Staples for appellant, and submitted.
Gibson against Rixey. Dismissed by ap-
pellant.
Whitehead against Whitehead. Argued
by Richard Wake, ESQ.,. for appellant.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-28
AUCTION SALES TODAY.

j. THOMPSON BROWN & CO.. AZ p NJ, nine
Marshal-sireet building lots
JOHN T. GODDIN. 4 p NJ, cottage residence No.
10 south laurel street
JOSEPH g. DAVIS II A. M., horses, buggies,
wagons, harness, sc.
GEORGE W. MAYO. l0H A. NJ. peremptory sale
Of furniture, carpets, &c.
Z C. TINsLgY & CO.. ~ p. NJ, lot corner Clay
and Kinney streets.
y. W BOWIE, IL +. NJ. commissioners sale Of
q tODacco-factory on Cary between Fifteenth
and Seventeenth streets.
JAMES b. ELAN, p. 81, East-End lots fronting
OakgOOd avenue.
RICHMOND BAZAAR, II A NJ. hay, wagons,
buggies, harness. family carriage, and
mules
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-28
Gnorre w Mnod.

Commencing tomorrow night at the Thea
tre the English actor George W. Wood and
the accomplished actress, Miss Marguerite ST..
John, will inauguratc q season OF three nights
and Saturday matinee. Opening with the
romantic plav Of one OF their greatest sue
cesses, the " Life Of an Actress; or, Behind
the Scenes,n with n iaughabe English farce.
They have met with good success 10 the
East, and 1t is said the press speak very CON-
Dlimentary OF the company.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-28
TneTv.o ..,,,Ie Consderates.

ON December 4th at s:l5 p. NJ, in the
Young Mems Christian Association holl, un-
der the auspices Of the Ladies' Auxiliary OF
that institution, Dr. Thomas Nelson Page
will give a reading. Among the selections
named Is found his new story lately publish
ed, "The Two Little Couiederates >; also,
an unpublished story, "A Captured Santa
Claus" The proceeds OF the entertainment
the LSdies' Auxilisry will use in providing
the receptions 10 be given the Young men in
the various trades in this city during the
Int
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-28

for the remainder OF the circus property
consisting Of tents. actors costumes.
benches, &c. The Court advised hr. Will
son to accept the offer, and the property was
thereupon sold TO Mr.. Gather
This disposes OF the last effects OF the
stranded show.
The proceeds from the sale at public auc-
ton and this latter sale sum up about
$1,000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-28

We ask the profession 10 say whether or not
they know Of any springs or wells water that
suggests 80 many important uses In medicine.
IL ls especially valuable In
CurASEOUs AND GLANDULA DISEASES,
such as Chronic Eczems. a.. and even what ap-
peared 10 DO MALIGNANT ULCERS AND
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distinctly and powerfully ALrEkATIKE AND
TONIC. as attested by many cases Of cures fsr
Gout Chronic rheumatism, General Debility,
Sore Throat &C.
No Water can shcw better results Ia Dyspsp-
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Complaints and Kidney Diseases, rc., sc.
FOR NERVOUS PR0SrRArI0S OF Brain
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broken down In general health. &c. IL is partio-
uIariV valuable. No wafer aets better ia re-
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Loss Of Appetite. Re-
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dision Of the stomach. DerSngements Of tho
Kidnsys and Bladder. Bxhausted Vitality. &C.
FOR DISEASES PECULIAR TO FRMALRS.
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AmeRorrhoA, nenorrheBs, Leuooframa OF vari-
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-28
sale of Valuable FrAnkiin-streei
PrODeFGy.

Mr.. j. B. Elan, real estate agent and auc-
tloneer. yesterday sold by auction the home
stead Of the late Mrs. Jane o. Bayly, fronting
nlnety.two feet on the south side OF Franklin
street between jefferson aud Monroe, and
running back l55 feet. The price realized
wasxhg000, and the purchaser Is Mr. Franz
T.. Patrick.
There IS on the lot large old-fashioned
house with massive columns supporting the
DOrch roof.