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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-20
Augusta Delegates 10 the Dem Ocratic
CONGREGATIONAL Convention.

ICorrespondeuce Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
STAUNToN, June 10. 1888
Saturday last the 10th instant Democratic pn-
mary meetings we're held in each ward IN this
CITY and ia the six maglsterial districts OF Au-
gusta county for the purpose OF appointing dei7-
eates To the Congressional District Nominating
Conyenfion 10 be held in this city on the LIST Of
August zach Of the meetings adopted resolu-
tiopa endorsing Henry st. George tucker, ESQ,
of this CITY for the nomination as the Democratic
candidate for tho Tenth congressional district
Mr. Tucker will 90 into the convention Win
solid delegation from Augusta couHt' anu q ''
The following is the roll Of delegates to the
staunton-First Ward. John McQuade. ]. A.
Cochran, f. W. Stewart, and w. A. Hudson; Sc
cond Ward George NJ. Harrison, W. H.. II. Lynn,
Thonas ], crowder, and Charles F. Nelson.
Beverly Manor District. y. Mctarlanu, w.
P. Cay. L. NJ. Cushing, John c. Whihock, and ;.
Riyerhesd District Samuel F. Pllson. X. Frank
Larem. j. Alexander Bumgardner, W. W.
sproul, Thomas ~ Smiley, John ID. Lilley, and
NJ T. Mcclure. O.
Middle-Riyer District-Coloncl John II. Craw-
ford. s n. Purkins. ard W. A. Manu-.
South River District-J A. Patterson, DR.. q.
Julien Pratt. T. X. Clark, r. r. Burkhoider, j. l..
Black and Samuel n. ArnnlL
Pastures District. II. StoYer, j. j. Coleman,
D. r. Hoover. and John 5. Guy.
North River Distrlct-N. Ii. Gamble, Thomas
6. Hogshead james G.. Turk, A. L. Blakemore,
and John W. HOpeWelL
Mr.. John Christian, on upper Middle river, in
Augusta county. lost fine horse on the after
noon of the 10Th instant-struck by lightning.
Tho county Board Of supervisors were in ses-
sion Yesterday. They declined 20 appropriate
anything 10 pny the expenses OF display OF inc
conntyis resources at the Exposition. general
regret has been expressed at this result
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ar woS'r Do."--The papers talk pretty
freely about Judge BOND, Judge HUGHES,
and even the judges Of the Supreme Court OF
the United States; yet their editors arc not
at all afraid OF being hauled up for contempt
OF court. That offence must be committed,
II at all, In the presence, actual or construc.
tive, Of the court But we learn from the
Charlotte Gazette that the Judge OF the
County Court OF Mecklenburg has fled n
complaint against T. ID. JErFRIEs, Esq, be-
cause he wrote and caused TO be published
the following:
alt was apparent 10 all the witnesses for
license, in giving their testimony, and the
counsel In eliclting the true facts and pre-,
scntiug them, felt as II they might as wen
be talking 10 an iceberg, so little considera-
ton was extended them by the court"
There is no contempt OF court" In that
language. The Judge Of the County Court
has relieved himseli OF all charge OF Unfair
ness by turning the case over to Judge
BARKsDALE, Of Halifax, who will hear It In
his stead. But we are inclined TO the belief
that even this was unnecessary, for the coun'
iy Judge would have seen his blunder before
rendering decision.
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Reading notices IN resding-nstter Vpe
lines or less. a.: in uoppSren ieadsd. '9o'
Carl Of rates for more space furnished On aI'-
rlhcAfiOu.
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GaOCERIEs. Ac.

light SUMMER WlNES.-OLD
IL BLACKBERRY (seven years oid), pure
sweep, made from native grapes Prices very
low. ..,,,.,, ~,
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DASv,Ls.E,S DONATION.
The PitfsyIvsniaps nud the Exposf-
fiop-Tobacco Market.
,u...s.t ,otocr.,, IN fhe DtanatchI

DAxyfrLg. VA, June f9.--At Chatham ycster-
day citixons meeting was held with view 70
having pittsylvania county properly represented
at the Richmond Exposition. Judge fredgny,
Hon. b. A. DAVIS. and Major w. i. suthcrin all
rnado earnest speeches on the subject. On mo-
lion A committee % ono from oach magisteriol
district was appointed 70 wait on the Board OF
Supervisors aud ask m appropriation OF 100 for
the purpose Indicated. rittsylvanta can make a
splendid exhibit Of bright Tobacco, woods, and
minerals.
j. Is. Harrington was before the Mayor this
morning charged with assault on c. I. King,
editor OF the Wdfrhndu. an account OF which
was telegrAphed tho Dispafch last night. Har-
rington was nned 81 for assault and King f20
for carrying concealed weapons. King issued
an extra copy OF bis paper this afternoon, In
which be says the fun has gone lar enough. ard
hereafter he Will defend himself at all hazard
The United states Court began here to-day.
Judge Hughes presiding, but no cases OF Interest
we're disposed OF.
Breaks at tho warehouses to-day were large,
and there were big offerings OF tobacco fresh
from the country. Prices on good stock were
high, and wrappers Of ali kinds are selling rea-
sonably wen.
J. n. PIeasants and g. d. Womack, delegates
10 the Firemens Convention NJ Roanoke to-mor-
row. LETT for that place tonight Several fire.
men, Ia addition 70 the delegates, went from this
CITY
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V,HE OCEAN VIEW HOTEL
This weIl-known SEASIDE RESORT,
eight miles from Norfolk, is NOW OPEN TO
TIE PUBLIC Fishing and bathing unexcelled
bv apy resort on he coast For terms, &c, ad-
dress ". W. PRICE, Manager, ocean Iiew va
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PRINCE EDWARD.


Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch
FARMvuLB, VA, Juno Is. 1873.
There was a small attendance to-day upon the
Tune term of the County Court. many OF the
farmers being engaged in harvesting their
wheat, which has ripened very rapidly under the
hot suns and dry weather Of the last three or
four dNys The crop Is n light one. There was
hut little business before the court the ohly case
of interest being tho trial Of Lewis Griggs. a
half-witted coored boy, for uttsrng forged order
on Mr. Walton q merchant OF this place, Tor Two
mounds Of sugar costing eighteen cents. inc
Jury brought in a verdict Of guilty ana ascer-
tainsd his punishment at two years cohIheIl.nt
In tho penitentiary AmOtiOn was made by his
council for a new trial, which will be heard To-
morrow. -t. 100,
A meeting Of citizens was held 70 appoint corr
r,ittees and take such other steps as may ne
necessary TO secure a creditable exhibit OF the
nroducts Of the county at the Exposition In
Richmond next fall
nysentery ia prevailing here as an epidemic
ana several persons have been i'll with the
disease.
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Interesting Cours Cases-PersOnal
Notes.

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
PETERSBURG. June 10, 1883
The suit Of the Norfolk and Western Railroad
Company against the county OF Prince George
10 recover the sum Of about 800 alleged 70 nave
been enormously assessed as taxes VIII come up
for trial IN the Circuit Court OF this city to-inor
row. -
The chancery case OF Hinton - BANDS oXecu-
TORS which has boon on the docket OF the Clicul'
Court for many years, and which Involves mahy
impOrtant interests and duesIons, was set LOT
trial to-day, bat on motion was continued until
tho fall term OF the court
A number Of gentlemen lett the city TINS
morning "a delegates 70 attend tho flremeh
Association ia Roanoke. Among thcse were the
present chief engineer Of the IRE department.,
Mr. Z. H. Curtis, and the future chief, Mr.. George
w. Eevcs. =, r,
Mr.. Page WingHeld. son Of Right Res. j. II. d.
Wingneld. bishop Of Northern California. Is
visiting friends IN this city The BISHOP was
formerly rector o. 81 PGuls church here, ana
resigned his charge Of ST. Pauls 10 90 to Gail
forun
tits reported that the Democratic caucus Of
the Common Council will meet on Thursday
night to finish up tho appointments OF Guy
officers az well as such other business AS may
be brought up for consideration. Most OF the
important appointments have already been
made. -,
improvements arc steadily in progress all
over the city and ell classes Of iaborers are KEPT
busily employed. hoBIN ADAiN
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-20

Ill Expects OF TOBACCO
relieved by It's use.
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But until WILLIAM shows that be 10 Of the
pledgc-breaking sort, would Il not be well TO
give him the benefit Of the doubtS We may
possibly be mistaken IN believing BIN
much better man then be has been painted,
but we are not mistaken in saying that he has
never gwen cause to doubt bis love Tor the
Fatberland, and that that Is safeguard not
to be lost sight Of in specializing upon the
Etnncror's future policy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-20
SEVERAL SHOT.
The Pistol Freely Used I'm West Vir.
gtnia.
Especial telegram to the Dlspatch.l

CHARLESTON, w. VA. June 19.-Wslter Cham
berlain has rendered his resignation "a auditor
of the Knnawha and Ohio RAILWAY 10 take eject
on July lat, which has been accepted. brother
Of President n. w. Kelley will accept tho posi-
ton.
There was fatal shooting ARRAY near Buff
falo Saturday evening. which is said TO have boon
the result of an old feud. jefferson Beiton ana
a man named Flowers both OF whom we're under
the influence OF liquor 20 some extent, met In a
quarrel which finally resulted In Bolton shoot
lug Flowers causing his death In less than an
hour afterwards. The shooting occurred ABOUT
G o'clock. Bolton made his escape and al last
reports had not been spprehended.
Green Reynolds was shot last evening py r
II. Portorneld and dangerously wounded both
parties were colored. Porterheid gave hiusell
in ano was released on bal this afternoon.
Clifford Buck. aged fourteen. was accidentally
shot through the thigh with 3S-calibre revolver
by companion while hunting near kastbank
yesterday The wound Is considered dangerous.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-20

novel movement has been started by the
Rev. DE-. RalnefOT-i. tho energetic rector OF 81
Georges. who Is prolific Of new ideas Of practi-
cal value la accordance with his suggestion a
number OF wealthy Pensioners have opened the
Easements Of their houses for the occupancy OF
poor families properly voucbed for. These
houses are regularly closed durtng the summer,
out under hts arrangement comfortable homes
are provided for people who would otherwise be
conOelltd to spend tho hot months in stiflp g
tenemepts
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Getty TAXTS


CITY COLLECTION OFFICE
KicuSOND. Stay -. ltD,
THIS OFFICE WILL BE OPEN
i daily. between tie hours 81 o'clock A. H
aud o O'Clock =. Ne. from uo lrH To TIE U
DAY or JUNE, INCLUSIVE. for The pufV,'-
receiving from any person charged with 'I.i
TAXES he whole or ono half Of tho amou4.
tax charged.
Five por cent. will be aided 10 the amour
tax charged IN every case where the pcr] al.
sessed shall fan % pay the whole o. Que taf
within the time 10 limied. keal estate az '
and others having number Of bills . psy 3D.
please send liss, 50 that their bills may
gotten together Wherc property is he'd .
trust it is necessary TO give Tue name Of Tie lr~
toe.
Any person desiring 70 ray taxes after j.a'
Let may 10 ~ during the usual business hn1.,
JAMES -. CkAiD.
70 lin city COLLIE
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Gets a Wow Trial on q Technically

WINCHESTER. Va. June i9-Ju6ge Turnoi
this morning Ia the Circuit Court granted Turn.
or Ashby kidenour, undor sentence for death O
new trial on the ground that Judge Clarke's GER
tincato OF the facts did not state "Broy, "
the murdered mans name. % be "Willam An
drew Broy.r nut Andrew Broy. The Indictment
charges "William Andrew Broy." seventy bills
OF exception taken by the counsel for the pri-
soncr wore all decided against him. This will be
tho third trial. the former trials resulting In YER
diets Of murder IN the frst degree.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-20

Miss Rives's literary style, II must be ad-
mitted, cannot be called wemmeleSs. IL Is
considerably straughte in places aud open 70
the charge OF being too rattle, but on the
whole her writings have 10 them aspurIingiy
wudgeous wudgiierousness such as the
world has not seen for many long day.
Boston Globe.
The lady herself cannot but smile when
she reads the above.
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WARRINGTON AND LEE.
Meeting OF the AIumni-The Literary
Societies.
lspecial telegram TO tho Dlspatch.l

LEXINGTON, Va, Juno 19.-At meeting OF the
Society Of Alumni Of Washington aud Lee uni
yersity This evening the following officers were
elected for tho ensuing term: President NJ. W.
Paxton; First yice-Presdent j. Harvey NC
Leary; second Vice-President. DR.. Thomas Mel
son Page: Secretary, ID. Z. HUMPHREYS; Urea
surcr, John L. Campbell.
Charles Dudley Warner addressed the literary
societies tonight. Tomorrow is commence
ment-day proper.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-20

The Dispatch Acknowledges the receipt OF
an invitation to the thirty second annual
convention Of the New York Press A'socia-
ton, which takes place at Lake George June
95ih IN June Goth next.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-20

BOARD CAN BE HAD FOR THE
ID SUMNER MONTHS IN A PLEAsAN'lr
COUNTRY HOME IN ALBEMARLB COUNh,n,
VA Vocation healthy and Desirable. being sl.u-
asd At the foot Of tho highest peak o, we SCUM,
west range OF mountains. House roomy anu
ceoi. surrounded by large shady grounos,
Abundance OF tc. fresh milk epd butter, ano
vegetable. Thirty-fvo minutes drive from Two
stations on Chesapeake aud Ohio railroad. Ds,iy
mail and telegraph-statlon az PosEonlGs f"'
terms address MRS. N. NJ PAGE,
Wi '"' Gotham Station.
Chesapeake and Ohio railroso.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-20

The New York Tribune has not yet made
good its statement that Mr.. CLEVELAND
wrote or prepared the st. Louis platform.
The Tribune must correct its blunder or
show that its statement was true.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-20
rVHE BRADSrREEr COMPANY,
i CHARLES y. CLARK, PRniDsSG
BRADsTRRErs RICHMOND OFFICE
No iios EAST MAIN srRkkE
Telephone No iSs


Tho Richmond ONCE hAs moro than yep. pa pa
with the rapid growth OF NE CITY ssa os ,.s 7,
The m ercAnsle community VI This sesuon a. 80
advantages Of sysson the superiority - 49, 49,
h recognised Ia every trade centre u voc ~.
lied world That u y "a special sease Nv ~.
sesfod b. the fact tnns Il has nos lsfs1 sas"
wuksszsbws sAas IN. stA<s ss<gss''s,ss sss~A
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-20

The usual chestnut about "iair count"
obtruded itself at an early stage in the pro-
ceedrngs OF the Republican National Con-
Vention,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-20

The "BLAINE-or. Bust" party showed up
with great strength at Chicago Yesterday
but It is bound 10 be "bust" in any event.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-20

The Republican party must be getting
ready TO move the eniranchisement OF the
Chinese. lis organs are dwelling upon the
'Chinese slaYc-driyers" OF the Pacific
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-20
MINERAL WATERS.
VIRGINIA SPRINGS WATERS.

We are AGENTS for the sale Of the STANDARD
VIRGINIA SPRINGS WATERS. which for 50
many Yesrs have maintained a WORLDWIDE
REPUTATION and given sciat % the FAMED
VIRGINIA FOUNTAINS, from which we got our
supplies direct-viz.:
WEITR SULPHUR, BUFFALO LITHIA,
ALLRGHANY, ROCKBkID0E ALUM,
HEALING, WALl-AWhAfOoLAA ALUM,
CAPON. WOLF TRAP.
Besides these celebrated waters We keep con-
stantiy on hand
BkOaINE AND ARSENIC, SARATOGA NfChf,
HAThoRN. CON0kfsss.
and stocks OF EUkOfkAS WATEkS Descrlp.
tive Pamphlets cent on application
PURCELL, LADD q Co. Drugfisss.
Agents Virginia Springs Waters.
No. Governor street, Richmond, Va
te A-Sm
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-20
BRIEF con- MEN I.

The SHERMAN boom serves a good purpose
after all. 1t keeps down the temperature OF
the convention hall.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-20

Judge TnURNAN's medical adviser says be
needs exercise. The Judge will WELD a
sledge.hammer during the campaign.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-20
President c'eve,a.a To be xeuned.

WAsuisdTos. June ia--Chhirman Patrick Col
Hos has called q meeting OF the COMMITTEES 10
notify President Cleveland OF his nomination
Hotel IA this city.
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DIVIDEND

DIVIDEND NOTICE. AT Nthl,
IL ING OF Tux BOARD OF DIRE o., -
TINE RICHMOND, FkEDRhICksBl hr ~.
POTOMAC RAILROAD COMPANY. June j. ~,
Rssolued, That Z dividend OF 81 Per cenI
the Common Capital stoek OF The comten',, l,g
uoon ia Dividend Obligations, be docislc3 ~
the half year endins Stat March. lSSS PA W
on TIE isf DAY OF JULY. 1855, 70 ne 49, 49,,
holders OF record az tho dats Of June y. -
from which date 20 mo ID day 81 july 49,
'''A' v j. b. WINSTON.
,a,L.rxs Treasure.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-20
CNIHT OKDEHN.

THE 2STH DAY OF MAY. leS5;
JANIS Il. Dooley, assignee, Plaintiff.
sgainst
James r. Goddin aud q. b. Goddin. his wife, ana
II. l. Wigand. ...........,.... .....pcienuah1s'
IN CHANCERG.
This day came the plaintiff. and by leave OF
tho Court nled hrs bill.
And 10 appearing that the object of this suit Ia
10 set aside as fraudulent, void, and voluntary
so much Of the decd from James +. God1in 70 IL.
l. WigaDd, dated tho 23th day Of April, 1884, and
recorded In the clerks Office Of the County Court
Of HenrlcO In Decd Book il3 page l9J, as directs
said Il. /. Wigaud 70 turn over 70 Mrs. q. H. God
din. the wife OF said James <. Goddln. or her
personal Representatives, the surplus arising
from tho sale OF the property mentioned and
described in said deed. aftor paying himself the
debt Of $500, In said deed mentioned. with inte-
rest from the date OF salt deed; and % subject
said property mentioned In said deed 10 tho
payment Of tho two judgments mentioned In the
cOmp!alnaDt's bill-tO wit, a judgment OF Dennis
OiNeii, OF which James II. DOoiey Is assignee.
against James b. Goddin and ats. for The sum Of
f2gs So with interest from the 30th june, 1873,
until paid and - 80 costa, subject however. 20
credit OF s57. az as Of the 18Th day OF November,
1873; and Judgment Of Heber Burlington
ngainstJames L. Goddin and dis. tor the sum VI
$3.50, with interest from the 2)th day Of Docem-
ber 1872 aud sl0.65 costs; and 10 this end have
said property sold aud the proceeds applied 10
the payment OF said Judgments
And an anldayit having been made aud died
that tho defendants, James L Goddin and q. b.
Goddln his wife, are nou-residents OF the Stale
OF Virginia, it Il ordered that they do appear
here within fifteen days after tho due publlca-
ton Of this order aud DO whsteyer may be noces-
sary 10 protect their interests hereia-
A copy-Teste:
w. LEAKR, clert
W. W. COSBY, JR, p.q my@-Wfw
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E.B. TAYLOR.
10 15-oodtAulil
EDUCATIONAL.
OFFICE SUPERINTENDENT or CITY ScUOoLs,l
RICHMOND, June 10, 1855. I

EXAMINATION OF TEACHERS
il An examination will be held las required
by law for the benefit Of those who desire 70 OBJ
tain licenses 70 TEACH IN TEE PUBLIC
SCHOOLS Of the city OF Richmond, at tho hich-
mond High. School building. COS east Marshall
street on FRIDAY, June -, 1888, commencing
at O'Clock 4. VI.
y. B-This examination Is not intended for
graduates Of tho Richmond High school or
colOred Normal School. JOHN Is. CARY,
10 90-td Superintendent City Schools.
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MISS RANDOLPH'S SCHOOL.
vi SARAH ~ RANDOLPH. Principal

An able and experienced corps Of teachers.
Oflers unusual advantages 20 the pupils Of this
school 1914 Eutaw Place, Baltimore, Nd.
ie 20-eodtse2O
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DRUGS. mEDIc,S I..> DC.
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ia insanity and leading 20 misery, decay, ana
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us for six boxes. accompanied With s. we Will
send the purchaser our written guarantee " re-
fund the money IL the treatment docs not onecI
a cure Guarantees issued only by
7. ROBERTS BAKER, Druggist
sole Agent
gio east Main street, Richmond. Va
my i-d&wly
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