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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-13
AN OLD GRUDGE.
PARrIcULARsO OF A RECENT MURDER IN
FLOYD COUHTY.
The People OF that Section Greatly Shocked.
origin Of the Difieulty.
Especial telegram to the DIspatch.l ]

CHRlsTIAysBURG, Va, December r.
Never since the murder OF Thomas Hall by
Pierce Crockett have our good people been
a. much shocked as by the intelligence aud
particulars OF a most horrible murder which
was committed AZ jacksonville, Floyd coun-
", on Yesterday. A dispute took place be-
tween John Howell and Henry smith.
originating in an old grudge Of HoweiPs
against smith because the latter had gone on
n bail bond Of some parties who had been IN
dlcted Tor having difficulty with Howell at
a meeting IN the country some time since.
High words led on TO a personal dficul-
". smith knocked or pushed Howell
down. Howell arose and ran into the hotel
snd brought out pistol and calling upon
the crowd TO stand back fired at smith twice.
One ball entered the heart OF Flittle above
it. Howelfs Gsther was standing near ana
after Smith bad fallen ran up and struck hlm
several blows with 3 stick on the head, cut
ting several ugly gashes. Smith was entirely
unarmed and is represented as being quiet
fellow, who was respected IN the community
IN which be lived. Public sentiment Is
strongly against the Howells. John ho|el
has been indicted for murder in the nrst de-
gree and Hundlev Howell, the father. for
ielouious assault. Messrs. j. l.. Tompkins.
:. L. DObyue OF Jacksonville, and "A. A.
Phlegar Of Christiausburg, have been retain-
ed as counsel for the deIence. ColonelJ. II.
Hoge was telephoned TO be retained for the
prosecution.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-13

The following shows the actual mortality
IN the city for The week ending December
g, 1883:
cause Of Death: Bronchitis, 1; corses-
ton u lungs, .; consumption, +; debility
.: diphtheria. /; dropsy l.; dYsCntrry, l;
feyer-typhOid. !: fracture Of lcg, ] ; heart
disease. !: hemOrrhase OF lungs, /; inanl-
ton. /; insanity. l.; aryngiiis-syphililic,
1; maTa,mus, /: Old aye, p paralysis. Il;
paeumonis, S: premature birth, .; suiloca-
iiou (accidentaA ,; tuberculosis, /; un-
known, ,.
Whole number OF deaths exclusive Of still
blrth.. A..
Still. births: White, B.; colorcd, ..
Rate: Rtc Of mortality OF whole popula-
tion was DIST per cent. per 1000 pcr an
mum; rate ~ mortality of white population
wqs 17G per cent. per Loco per annum;
rate OF mortality Of colored population was
27.ls per ceut. per 1880 per aunum.
dge. one day 10 thirty. g; one month 10
six. 3; six months 10 twelve. 8; three years
10 five, !; five years 20 teu, /; ten years TO
twenty, 4; twenty years to thirty. .; thirty
wears to forty. 4; forty years to tiity, 3; hty
year, 10 siXty, %; sixty wears to seventy, 81;
seventy yclfs to eighty, 8; eighty years TO
ninety, /.
Condition: Snglc--wbite. 9; colored, T.
Married -Wbire. s; colorrd, 3 Widowers-.
White. i; c0lprei, 1. Widows hiie, 8 !;
colnred. ]. Unknown CO'ored, /.
N1iufu; Richmond, II; other parts OF
the United states, II; England. l; Ger
msny. l:'Ircland, / unknown. /.
L0caHti: CITY at L9rge-White, 4; CO.
lored. 1. Marsbqll Ward-COlOred, .. JET
fersou Ward-Whiie, >; colored, 4. hadi-
son Ward-White, ., colored. 3. Monroe
Ward-Coored, 1. Clay Ward-Whiie, 81;
colorcd, Jackson Ward-Whte, ?; color
ed. Z. Almsaouse-W White, ,; colored, g.
Penltentiary- White, l; cOlored, l.
Sea and C0ior: White males, 10; white ie-
males. 9; colored males, 10, colored females,
10.
Temperature: Mean temperature for week
ending December $. 1883, 5l9 mean tenn
perature Tor week ending December 10, 1851
- &C.
Ra,ntGR: Rainfall Tor the week ending De-
cember S 1883, none; rainfall for week end
ing December 10, 1887, 0.9l inches.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-13
SAD ACCIDENT
A Hanover Boy shot by His Brother

Uorrespondeuce OF the Richmond DisDatcs.l
ASHLAND, December II, 1888.
A fatal accident occurred on Tuesday
morning at North wales, near Ashland, In
which Thomas Allen. aged fourteen years.
was accidentally killed by his older brother
John. The young men had been. moving
their family from the abOye.named place and
we're in the set OF catching a lot OF pigeons
which they wished to take away. When all
but a few had been captured gun was
brought out by young Allen to finish The
work. Ho pliced the weapon by
tree, aud his brother, not seeing
II. slppOed back, struck Il with his
foot, dscharging the contents into the groln
of Thomas, who fell mortaly wounded. lie
was teuderly cared for and everything pos
.ible done Tor his relief but all to no sYail'
lie suffered intense agony until yesterday
morning, when be died. His brother IS
almost wild with grief At the unfortunate
occurrence. The funeral took plsce to-day,
and was attended by large number oil
friends.
Henry Clay Council, No. 5S4, Royal Ar
canum, elected officers last night a. follows:
!. A. Brown, regent. Joseph h. Cox vice
regent; George Il. Nixon. past regent; Rev.
4. r. Holderby, orator; +. l.. G. scott, Sc
creiarv; J. L. Gordon, collector; Louis
DeIarue. treasurer; G.. W. Crew, guide; A.
J. Tompkies, chaplain; Lorenzo Lam, war
den: G.. W. Jones, sentry; Dr. II. {. scott,
represeutltiye 10 Grand Council; W. N.
Archer trustee for three years. Alter the
election the members sat down TO splendid
supper prepared by the Stewards Commlt-
Zee. RAT.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-13
per.nnnlr md BrteTs.

one small suit was instituted In the City
Circuit Court Yesterday.
Nlr. c. l.. Peck. editor OF the Hinton wv.
Va independent is in the city.
Mrs. Lucy e. Webb. formerly OF Rich
mond, l. now resident OF Savannah.
SIR. Joseph +. Bailey is back from Noody's
school, and will remain until after the holt
day.
The monthly meeting Of the Chamber Of
Commerce will take place this evening at
o'clock.
The prisoner Marvin "a now one Of the pa
tienis in the penlieutiary hospital, but his
sickness is not OF a serious character.
Misses Mamie snd Madge sweeney. daugh-
ters Of Jane. sweeney, OF this city, left for
New York yesterday to visit Mr.. NJ. }.
Fenton and family.
Louis Pal. youth, was arrested and
LODGED In the Second p0ice-station last
night charged With burslarizing the store Of
Peteg Run' on north Fifth street
Yesterday evening was the time for the
regular monthly meeting OF the Bar Asso-
citation, but there was no quorum present,
aud consequently no business was done.
Mr.. John b. Crenshaw has 30 far recovered
from bis recent attack OF par 'lvsis as TO be ont
Yesterday 10 attendance upon q business
meeting OF his denomination. He was very
warmly greeted by bis many friends.
Judge Joseph B. Sener, ex-member OF
Congress; Captain :. j. Quinn aud Major
W. II. Russell, Of Fredericksburg; Mr. W.
f.. Enni., Of the Caroline sentinel, and
Deputy-sher,ni G.. W. White, Of Caroline,
are in the city.
The Philooeian Society Of Richmond Col.
lege will hold their annual public debate 10
the college chapel tomorrow at8P NJ. The
following gentlemen will take part in the
exercises: {. +. Klncanon. Of Tennessee; c.
G.. rrumbo, T.. +. Garrett. II. W. Jones, c.
l.. Laws. A. }. Ramsey, and II. y. Quesen-
berry. OF Virginia.
Tuesday evening as Dir. r. e. Witter, Sr.,
Wss coming down the steps at the post
Office his foot slipped. causing him to fall and
break a bone in his thigh. lie Is In his
eis shtg-ninth wear and his injuries we're pro-
nounced by DR.. Mcclure yesterday 10 be OF
serious nature After the accident Mr..
Witter WAS taken TO his home at II west
Cary street IN 4 buggy by Il stranger VINO
saw the old gentleman fall.
Dr. W. Z. Hatcher was engaged 70 speak
in Washington city this evening at the Ma.
tional Sabbath Convention and was 10 have
left for Washington this morning. but he
viii not De- able TO 90. His lifelong friend.
DR.. ID. b. Winfree, died Tuesday morning
and he could not disregard the wish OF the
family that he should deliver the funeral SER
mon, which will take place al the MI. Herm0n
church, In Chesterfield county, to-day at l
o,clock T. NJ
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-13
se.,ton of Dlstrict Lodge. No. 1.

District Lodge, No. 1, Of Good Templars,
met ST Central Hall last night. Delegates
were present from a minority OF the lodges;
The District-Lodge degree was conferred
upon number OF new members.
The reports OF the District Chief Templar,
District Secretary. and District treasurer
we're submitted. approved, and the report OF
the District Chief Templar ordered to be
spread upon the minutes.
The report OF Captain w. &. DuttOn az
lecturer was read snd adopted.
+. G.. Glenn. delegate TO the Grand Lodge,
submitted an interesting report Of the action
OF that body. lie was rendered vote OF
thanks for bis services. The banner was
presented TO Rescue Lodge for the largest
number Of limitations during the month.
Two new lodges were organized In the dis
'rict during the month.
q. W. Hswxhurst, district chief templar.
trndeTed his resignation, which was accept
ed
4 committee OF five was appointed 10 draft
! suitable resolutions expressive OF regret at
the severance Of the official relations OF the
retiring District Chief remplar. A recess
was taken and the committee prepared and
I reported series OF re,olutions, which were
unanimously adopted. ordered 10 be spread
upon the minutes. and a copy furnished The
! Good Templar Sentinel for publication.
The committee on Public Meetings re-
| ported progress.
/ George :. Shackeliord was elected to the
Office oi district chlei templar. lie was In
stalled bV tate Deputy G. W. IlawXhurst.
The District Lecturer was instructed TO
visit Malvern Hill Lodge aud hold pubic
meeting on the fourth Friday.
Stirring remarks were made by Messrs.
! Foster, Travor, ShackelioId, Cheathsm,
Burroughs, Glenn, Rediord, and others.
Committees were appointed to arrange Tor
| pray aycr.meetings for the cause In different
sections Of the city among tue lodges on
/ Christmas Day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-13
THE NEW HOTEL
Meeting or the Committees TO be Held
To-MOrrOw Evening.

Najor Norman Y. Randolph, chairman OF
the Citizens Committee organized 10 fur'
tber the scheme for building hotel up
town, requests that the committees appoint
Cd TO solicit subscriptions Wil meet
him IN the rooms Of the Chamber
Of Commerce tomorrow evening al g
O'Clock 10 report progress and 20 con-
suit in regard TO further action. Some OF
the committees bave been diligently At work; I;
Others have made 70 movement. but It i
hoped will proceed n work n once, as no
time should be lost n + better 10 strike the
people from whom subscriptions are expect
ed while the matter il uppermost 10 the
thoughts Of the community.
Major Lewis Ginter, who has given the
movement the benefit OF a liberal subscrip-
tIou and great help in other ways, is ex-
pected to return from New York to-day. II
is uuderst0od that while there on other busl'
ne.s ne secured $4,000 in subscriptions.
General Anderson hls also secured $4,000
suhscripiion from friend IN New York, OF
whom he spoke at the meeting held last
week.
Major Randolph is confident that the
whole sum needed VIII be obtained. but to
insure success be needs the cordial aud ac-
tive support of every man and woman who
favor the enterprise and who wish to see
Richmond have a Observation-Disclosures,
modern hotel located on Shockoe Hill
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-13

Monday morning young man giving the
nems of g.. ~. Lawrence was before The
Police Justice ON the charge oi being sus-
picious character and was committed % jail
in default of security. Captain James h..
Angie. " The second poIc'-dl.trlci, made
injuries of The Cuief of Police ot New y orA
ana m response received the following iele-
g.8m.
"Georcc ". Lamb was in my employ ten
Years. Hcleit OF his own accord. lle i, all
rirft. f.. ~. rLnER'
II seems That Lamb. Tor private reasons.
left New York and came 30 Richmond. Not
hqNm- auy friends Bee walked the streets al
ID ca, and va. arrested sboui O'Clock In
thc moniug ara suspicious character at
fhe sisti,n.nouse hcgaye the name OF Law
renee
VS. Whcu Justice rruichi,ld was shown The
telegram ne promptly ordered the young
man to he tl.cher. .ci FROM iail.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-13
FnncatfanaIC CIAkaea.

The educational classes Of the Young
Mems Christian Association are proving TO
be exceedingly popular. The bookkeeping
class, taught by Mr.. Henry Boudar. and
commenced December Sd, now has mem
bership OF thity nine yourg men, and more
propose joining IN few days.
Tue penmar ship class is well attended, and
has a good membership.
Tonight at Sis O'Clock Mr. Samuel ID.
Dawes. formerly professor OF law at Rich
mond College, will begin a series OF tsks on
Commercial Law especially designed Tor the
members OF toe educational classes, but
Young men who are members Of the Young
Mems Christian Association will be allowed
10 attend
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-13
RICHMONO's sEw DAILY.
EDITOR EIam sOos 40 Ge at the Helm
Of "The OuIIooh.'

The outlook, the Republican paper TO be
published ~ Richmond, will make It's appear
ance early in the new year.
The prospectus, which il now being pre-
nsred by Colonel W. 4. Elan, Will be out IN
2 day or two-perhaps this afternoon, and
then the stock lists Will be opened.
The paper, lt l. thought, viii be about the
size Of the Dspilch and viii issue as
morning daily. The exact dsie OF It's COM
meucement has not yet been determined, nor
bave MANY other matters pertaining thereto
been arranged.
Colonel Elan, who formerly edited the
WING when under Republican management
is 10 be the cditOr.iu.chief, but none DINERS
Of the statf have A. yet been chosen, nor has
II been decided where the Office VIII DC To-
Gated.
The Board Of Directors OF the company
held a meeting yesterday and spent some
tin,e IN lhe discussion Oi matters pertaining
to the uroposcd iouTn1l. President Marx
K. Llovd was seen after the meeting by a
Dispafcb reporter and asked what had been
done. lie replied that there was very little
N public interest: that only preliminary
oues'Ions came up. "COlonel Elsm." said
he, .has gone over 10 Petersburg, where
he win have the prospectus printed
by an old friend there who offered
10 do the work for him. | expect TO
have copies Of the prospectus IN
dsy or two, perhaps tomorrow aiter'
noon. and then we will open subscription
lists. As yet no lists have heen opened, 0ut
q number Of gentlemen sent us their names
szy.ng tha, tbev would take certain quanu-
tics. We will not commence operations
until Sj0.0 is subscribed and 20 per cent.
of The amount paid NJ. We anticipate no
trouble about having plenty of money 70
Start the paper and run n. we expect 10
erfplOy good force, 10 pay go0d salaries,
publish good newspaper. and we hope 70
merit that success which we confidently eA-
pect.v
"Wbv did Colonel Elan 90 10 Petersburg
10 get ont the prospectus Did he wish
General Mahonc's advice IN the prcmisesf ~
$40. indeed. lie had business there With
another gentleman, aud only has the pros.
prctus printed there because an old iriend
Of bis offered 10 do the work for him"
GLOW much stock has General Malone
Individually or the managers OF the Repu0-
lican party ia Virginia I'm The paper"
Neither has a cent nor 90 we EXPECT
either 10 take any. We propose TO publish
the paper by ioint.stock company COM
pOsed OF gentlemen who 20 Into the venture
simply as business investment. The paper
vii advocate the principles and policies OF
the EepublcAn party a. laid down tn the
nstioual aud State conventions. but 1t will
not be the organ OF any party clique"
Among those present Al the meeting were
M,ssrs. Mark r. LLOYD, president; W. &.
Elan. secretary; Sylyanus stokes. aud Pat.
rick Keenan. sheriff j. ". southwark, Of
lienrico, was present prior 70 the conference
but bad to leave on business before the meet
ing was formally opened.
Another meeting will be held IN about ten
days.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-13
DOWN N-TOWN MERCHANT

N having passed several eieepleas nish~
disturbed by tho sgoniss and cries Of suffer
ing child. and becoming eonviaccd that MIA
WINsfOwvs SOOTHING SYRUP was ies, tho
article needed. procured a supply for the child.
On reaching home snd acquainiins HIS wife Vita
what he had done she refused 70 have u admin
stersd 10 tho child. as she was strongly In favor
OF Homeopathy. That night the child passed IN
suffering and the parouts without sleep. no
turning homo tho day following tho father
found ths baby still worse. and while contern-
plating another sleepless night ths mother
stepped from tho room 10 attend 10 some 90
mestic duties aad left the father with the child
During her absence no administered a portion
Of the Soothing Syrup % tho baby and said
nothing. That night all hands slept we'll AMI
the little fellow awoke In the morning fright
and happy. The mother wss delighted with the
sudden and wonderful change. and, although a.
nrss offended NJ the deception pracsicsd upon
her. has continued 10 use the Syrup, and suffer
ing, crying babies and restless nights have dssp-
peared. A single trial Of the Syrup nevsr 80
failed 10 relieve the baby and overcome ths pre-
judlce. OF the mother. Sold BY all druggtsa 81
cents bottle. AZ Soes
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-13
DAVID B. WINFREE,D.
DEATH OF TBIs PROMINENT BAPTIST
MINISTER. AGED 60.
..........a
A Sketch o. his Life and Pastoral Services
Arrangements for the Pu-
neral, SC, &c.

Rev. David B. winiroc. y. d., died at y
O'Clock Tuesday night a. bis residencc near
Mifloihian. iu Chesterfield county. lie bad
bcen sick for several month. and his end,
'. iSS5ull ~ sorrow TO bis friends, was no
snifT/ sc. ilc was st The Time Of bis death
pastor Of NJ Hermon. Bethel, Powba'an'
AMI Red Lane churches, and he leaves
vidoa aud f,c children. an Of whom have
attained msturiiy. lie will be- buried nj NJ.
Hormon church. at which place hi. funeral
viii occur at ] O'Clock J.. ~ to-dtF' sud
pr VS.. T.. Hatcher will deliver the tuner"
address.
Following is on excellent sketch OF Df.
Wipfrec. which. ltls understood. was written
hg Rev. l.. ". Moore and published In hls
history Of fac Middle District Association:
rmra A>D ElEiy 1IFs.
David e. uiHirre. u u.. was bora ln Chester
f.ll county. fa.. Hrf..e. CD. 1919 tie profob-od
rr..r..n In f.ne. l-W. Having removed 70 bin-
r.f.Ir county. Va. he was tspNlel into the TEL
I.Falf. 0f Ml Pleasant church hy william
l.tfe Iuly -l. 1890. lu a feg weeks be became
v.rv uaeh rl. oeued ora ino subject ~ preaeh-
lor u. Dn.reL lt gave him fn1iols thought
try n.I nlfat Having nnDNy decided ~ pffach,
no entered ine Nrrinis Baptist seminary iu
srn.runeI. 1880. Ucfe hc spent iO,4r years ana
p.n tn1E charge ~ NaugohIck church. hing
'''' r,,s-v 40 be sattled i'm
g,..,.,a.re and t.,afne psstor ~ Iona
r.,.- ami getrel rhurrhe-. He nas since
rsf lmo Iaiorod aimoet entirely with
., +,, linda a. ftIs aaaorlafjou having
h.4 foYgo,.f .lrce.sfgi pastorates with several
al fr. rt0r.nra In lQal Tor six month"; No. war
r.r.-.o. f,rrn hl4 churches 10 supply no First
r..,..t .b,r..b a. Rirhfnord Ue was greatly
fl....l ir bIs lsbors win this church. having
..at..'.ef d s.rIe. of fnert.ngs ln which seventy
f.o Dar.rus rro iessed conversion. About mis-
fr l.i..l .ii ego conferred upon him the
t...r..., fagra, 90 D ID In June be took charge
.r u.Irrrii,e. street. seutisf church. Man
r.....- ll.-e lo remained until March 1879
r... r.rtln .er ~ tho wear ho spent IN aiding
,.,..-. b., ,.,sra.t..f fuaefinps fn tho fall of
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-13

T0.nieht FRIDAY. and saturday Ga
Parl1r Match" ." ouo.hnrof Charles II. Hoy =
AMUSING comedies, viii be- gwen go The Mo-
l4ri. 10 wtli 1c renrmb. red that Nj HIyt
is the author among other comedies, OF
q" The Tin solder which recently proved
such a success 80 the Mozart.
In a Parlor Match MessrS. Evans and
Uocv, two, IL Is said, OF the brightest and
most amusing comedians OF tho pres
en- day, take the prominent parts. This
will be their first appearance in this
clty, aud a. this play is said TO be the
funniest Of uoyt's productions. so Evans
and Hoov have taken care that It's represents
ton shouts lose none Of its amusing quail
ties IN their hands "A Parlor Match" has
had a successful run Of tiye years.
The comedy Is intorspersed with songs,
dances. and music.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-13
Messrs. A. saks & Co., Of Richmond.
Charles Z. Slrans.

Messrs. A. saks & Co., OF Richmond.
Charles Y. Straus.
Tbird-To the most popular commercial
traveller: A handsome satIn-hned oYercoa',
presented by Messrs. Oppenhlmer & Cutch'
ins. OF Rlchmond. A, T. Abernetby.
Fourth-To the most popular mapuiac-
turer, iobber. or merchant: A handsome
leaiher-and satin combination shaving mani
cure collar and cuff case. presented by NJ.
Kaufman, OF New York. Major Lewis
Glntrr.
Fiflh-To the most popular merchant
traveller: A handsome satin-and-plush COM
binatIon manicure collar and cun.case. pre-
senied by Mrs. Jessie l.. Pickering, OF fhila-
delnhis. John ;. Harwood.
sixth-To the most popular saleslady a
very elegant silver swinging pitcher, pre-
sen,ed BY Messrs. Gately 4 Haskell, OF Rich'
mond. Miss Alice Lambert.
Seyepth-rO the most popular salesman
A Dair Of tine panrs, presented by Mr. Henry
Cohen, OF Richmond. Barney Wertbeimer.
Eighth-To the most popular rsilroad
oflicial: very fine alligator travelling bag,
| presented bv Messrs. II. ". Rounteee Il
Brother. OF Richmond. John :. Potts.
The bazaar closed with presentation TO
Nr. 81. A. Hope, vice-president OF the diVl-
sion, Of a hluGsome dressing case in recogni'
ton Of his services in behalf OF the enter
prise.
All the goods remaining on hand ut the
bazaar will be sold 81 public auction on
FRIDAY morning Ia the room next door 10
Ford's Operl.IlouSe.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-13

Richmond: John Cummings aud wife to
Eudorq Miller 23S sect on Thirteenth street
near ", SljHS2; Thomas Ellett and wife
and Virginia aud Louise l.. E'lett 10 'hsrles
Ncisz. 2G feet on Baker street between liick-
ory ana Tyler. 500; Peter HOLLOWAY 10
william e. Cork, ~ feet on Holly street
near PINE, sl,lS0; &. -. Larus and wife to
r.. e.. Garrison and wife ~ HIP feet on
rhirly.fourth street near Marshall, $500; g..
X. Macon, special commissioner, TO Robert
cambridge 81 feet on Thirteenth street be-
tween Leieh and NJ. rlj2.
Hcnrico: John ~. Dinueen aud VILE TO
Kcmpcf B. Satitrwhite. 100 feet on Brook
land street. 2Gu0. same 10 George II. VIII
Hams. 2J1 feet on Moore street between
Dinn,en and uot.@ood ayeuue. S2.OnO;
same o. e. T.. Ga rell and ~. i. N8ann, POO
feel on Moore street between Dinnrcn ard
-uoi,wo.d. $1,000; q. 3. Cvarlhmey anh
wife 10 Hcury ~. Uui2'cr ~ acres on hro'd-
Street road 5000. Samuel T.. Puuiam's De-
,lce- to DAVID Harris, a. acres. $50; Is. a.
~elden, JOHN 49, Pierce. and Hugh VI. aGior
ami their wives 90 ". H. Dunn, 30 toei on
Marshall street corner Duncan, s3.0lo; H.
81. T,ier and wife to Joseph tlrppcrL I'D
feet ON LEIGH street ncar Drnecu, $50; d.
% Watkins 10 B.. IS. Gates, personality
$L1hJ.nl.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-13

Among the cases disposed at In the Police
Court yesterday morning were the following [;
Walter d. street, disorderly on the street
and carving concealed weapons. Fined 80
and costs on The former charge.
Waiter u. Hobs0n and y. A. BooI'ght,
charged with lighting aud creating dis
tnrbspce In tina bar-roOm Of q. Lanzerone,
were 6ned $3.50 aud costs each.
". Z. stein, asSsuting and beating Pat
Robinson on the street. Fined S. ana costs.
A number of less important cases were
disposed Of. The collection OF anes And
costs amounted 10 about Sj5.