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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-17
From the Clerks Record.

Justice Crutchfield had long, tedious
docket 10 wade through yesterday, but none
OF the cases were Of special interest. The
following were the most important ones:
William Curtis (cOloredl, sssaulting and
beating Robert Jackson. Fined - and
costs.
Robert Curtis and James Lee (both CO.
lored), assauliipg and teating John Green
with a stick. Fined s. and costs.
John Green (cOored), assaulting and
threatening to cut Robert Curtis with
knife. Fined - and costs.
Isbam Coleman tcOlorcdl. breaking into
the store OF +. l.. Goodman and stealing five
pistols, knife, and pair OF scissors. Con-
tlnued until Wednesday.
Pauline Hughes. Della Gordon, and
George Williams (all colored) were fined
s.. 80 and costs each for disordcrly conduct.
Edward Toran and Fannie Scott Doth
colored) were fined S. and costs each for
fighting in the street Toran was also fined
IS and costs for resisting Policeman Bur,
nett.
Della Gordon (eolored). assauting and
abusing Ann Shepherd. Security required
for thirty days.
William Cummings and Charles Bowler.
fighting In the street. Fined each - and
costs.
Fannie Harris and Fannie Scott (both col
ored) were fined $3.50 and costs each for
being disorderly.
Sally Gray (colored). drunk and dhorderly
on the street. Fined s. and costs.
Hampton Melton was fined IS and costs
for being drunk and asleep on the street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-17

MERIT
PURE, UNADUL7ERATED BARGAINS
MEET WITH
MEET WITH
THE APPRECIATION OF THE PUBLIC
Tust as Sure as Water F207OY.

Our .Nark-Doun Sale of Boys and Children's
ClothinS is harUest for bareain-hunters, if the
c,,owds u7to cere at our establishment on Monday
are any criterion of the fact. You knov how our
Clothing is made.
1t is reyy sorry and sha1loC idea that cheap
ness is equivalent to GOODNESS or economy IN CLOTH
inc. They may be rery far apart.
Nobody means to buy goods because they are
poor and mean. You don't spend your money for
fun.
Let any storekeeper try labellinS clothing.
=" Very cheap but ueyy poor tor weor,' and see how
nany of you vOuld get your money out and han@
1t OUer.
You rant erery dollar to count; you rant to
pay as little as yoU can, to get as much as yow can.
ind ne rant yOu We can Gice you that IN
Reliable Clothing that wik not ,Cear ont till you
hare cot your money'S north fully ont Of it. The
quality isn't doubtful. It's plainly D1arhed on
ere,y Garment It's as eOod and stylish can be
made It's not cheap in quality, JutWsreaSonajIe
in price, Isn't that the hind you mean to buy?
Look melt w7tich you 6ire yOur dollars forl
Dependab1e quality is cheap; cheap isn't cheap.
Our .Nark- Dorm Sale is on Suchg6oods as We
only seU---the best there is mate. We rant the
room these goods now occupy G"d 50 IRE crit the
prices to push heD1
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-17
Dr. Curry and HIs Beautiful Niece.

A letter from Granada, Spain, 10 tne Nc"
York Nation, Just at hand, says:
/ am rot OF the opinion OF those who advise
tourists TO waste as little time rs possible IN
Madrid. The capital has fewer architectural
aud antiquarian attractions than such places
as Toledo and Cordoya, but II has the iinest
picture gsllery-one OF the best In Europe,
full OF gems-the streets are more animated,
both day aud night, than elsewhere. tDe
promenldes more frequeDted, end the women
not inferior ia beauty to those In Andaiusia.
For America Madrid has an additional attrac-
ton 10 the hospitality OF the present Minister
and bis wife, at whose MONDAY receptions
and afternoon teas one has an opportunity
10 meet the best society in Madrid and OBJ
serve its ways. The presence oil the Minis
ter's niece. q VlrgnIan, prevents the Spa
Diards from being too conceited regarding
the beauty OF their women. in much Ire
quented cities The number OF Americans NAV
make them q burden 10 the diplomatic repre-
sentatIves OF the country, but in Madrid they
are comparatively rare, and therefore always
welcome at the Minister'S house. AS Mr.
Curry had planned a visit TO Toledo With his
family. prolonged my stay In the capital 4
day iD order to have the pleasure and adYan'
tage Of their company aud that OF the secfe'
tary Of the Legation. Mr.. Slrobel. who lately
distinguished hmseli by amicably arranging
the Morocco difficulty, and who knows To-
ledo As well ss native.
The young lady alluded 10 as DR.. Curry 2
neice is Miss Mary Connolly, daughter oi
Rev. John X. Connolly. ~ Asheyi'le, y. G..
Mrs. Curry aud Mrs. Connolly are sisters.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-17
The Masonic Temple.

Negotiations are now pending between
the Building Committee Of the Masouic-Tem-
pie Association and Mr.. William ;. Gunn
which II Is thought will result in the latter
moving his lumber-yard from the lot at the
northwest corner Broad and Adams streets
and giving possession OF It about the lst OF
August.
This property was bought from Mt.
Gums father as site for the proposed tenn
pie, but the present occupant beld lease
which does not terminate for some months
yet. A proposition has been made TO him.
however. which Il is pretty we'll understood
he will accept, aud II so he will vscate at t1e
time named and excavations for the Mosonic
building may commence Immediately there
after.
The temple is TO cost not exceeding one
hundred thousand dollars, and the plans ior
its erection. which provide for an elegantanu
imposing building, have been adopted.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-17
A card.

The statement having been published that
q good many OF the names on the local
option petition seemed to be IN the
same handwriting the inference might
be drawn that the signatures were put down
without authority, while such is not the fact.
The names OF some OF the petitioners were
written by the party having the petition, but
in each instance his name was written opp0-
site that OF the petitioner to show his au-
thority for writing II.
The petition was withdrawn for the pur-
pose Of adding one thousand or more sigma
lures (some OF which have been obtalned), as
we were advised that rhe margin over the re-
quired number was too small upon which TO
take the chances for 4 contest.
Any one desiring To sign the petition, or
knows OF Others who desire to do so, will
confer favor by sendinga postal containing
names and addresses TO either OF the under
signed aud we will call on them.
As we have only volunteer workers 1t has
been impossible TO make thorough canvass
OF the city.
GEORGE w. IIAwXuURsT, Chairman,
1l2 north Ninth street;
L. G.. GLENN, Secretary,
l107 Bank street,
LocaLOplion Committee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-17
A CHANGE OF MIND.
LOCAL 0PTIONIsrs WITHDRAW THEIR
PETITION PROM JUDGE AT
KIHYs HANDS.
They are Satisfied that In It's Present Con-
ditlon 1t Doss Not Meet the Re
quirements OF the Law.

Judge Atkins, OF the Hastings Court,
having completed his examination OF the
local-option petition, was at court yesterday
morning ready TO hear any motion that those
interested desired TO make. He had found
by an examination OF the official records IN
the Clerks Office that the total number OF
votes cast at the last November election was
10, 700, and, therefore, 10 secure an order Tor
special election to determine whether the
sale OF LIQUOR should he licensed for the next
two years the signatures OF Z, ,425 voters would
be necessary.
The Judge carefully counted all the names
on the petition handed hun and found that
they numbered 1851. OF these go names
were apparently signed by others than tne
voters themselves. In other words, $50
names were subscribed without the authen-
tcAton usual where person cannot sign
his own name.
Most Of these names were apparently Oh
coIored people residing in Jackson ward.
WITHDRAWAL.
Hon. John s. Wise. representing the
Liquor-DeaIers' Protective Association, was
AZ court 10 meet Judge Atkins. and with him
were number OF registrars, no doubt sum-
risped as witnesses.
Mir. Wise said be bad a motion to make,
sud asked his Honor 70 fix an hour when ne
could he heard. The Judge fixed 1880 L. NJ.
Here Mr. Marshall NJ. Gillian said that
rs the counsel for the petitioners he was
authorized to withdraw the petition, when
was permitted.
Mr.. Gillian was not aware OF what bad
been the result OF Judge Atkins's examine
ZION. but having looked at the papers for
himself was OF the opinion that tue petition
did not clearly conform TO the law.
ANOTHER TRIAL.
Mr.. Gillian said yesterday evening that
as soon as he saw the petition nc advised
its withdrawal. lie feels satisfied that az
least |, 900 more voters can be obtained, as
he has seen many persons who would have
signed IL had 1t been presented to them.
EFFORT TO GET MORE sIGNERs.
The opponents Of local-option election
are, generally speaking, Of the opinion that
there will be no real effort again made for an
election this year.
In this they may be mistaken, as Mr.
Hawxhurst says that the lists will at once be
put in circulation so that the required num-
Der OF signatures may he speedily obtained.
There will be petitions at Nles.rs. Glenn x
| Co.'S, No. 1907 Bank street; Whitiett IL
Shepperson,, 1901 east Main street; at the
office OF the Grand secretary OF Good Tenn
plars. Il2 north Ninth street; at II. .. Deu-
pree's news stand. % north Ninth street,
and at other places not yet designated.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-17
Wnrrnnfs Rendition.

On a requisition from the Governor OF
Maryland Governor Lee has issued rendi-
tion.warrant for the delivery OF William
atlas Billy Williams, charged with burglary
in Baltimore. Williams is now being tried
in the Hastings Court Of Alexandria for the
murder Of Policeman Arnold.
These papers are ISSUED for the delivery
OF Williams to the Maryland authorities in
case he should not be convicted IN Alexan'
dria.
The Governor also issued a rendition
warrant on a requisiton from the Governor
OF North Carolina for the delivery Of Andrew
Cotton, charged with creating An alIray with
deadly weapons in BERTHE county.
Cotton is under arrest IN Norfolk, and viii
be delivered 10 the North Carolina authori
fipg
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-17
MIR. sie,cht 10 Young men.

The Gosrel meeting for young meo held
at tue .kouug Mems Christian Association
Hall sunday afternoon at O'Clock was one
OF unusual interest. The principal ad-
dress was delivered by Mr.. j. ID. X.
Seight, whose subject was "God's Ser
yice.n He spoke for nearly an hour IN
an earnest aud impressive manner oa the
ways in which young men can do their
share in advancing the cause OF Christ aud
converting others who are still followers OF
the world. lie explained that i was not
money thst was always needed to help
along religion, but in every young man
was invested the power OF doing some
good for the Lord, either In words or In
actions Many would say that they could
not talk or lead 10 prayer, still by setting
a good example in their manner OF livihg
tbey might become preachers OF righteous
ness, for they would be surely watched by
some one who might be induced TO imi-
tate them. Little talents OF life might be
hidden Ia every young man. and II he was
bound TO have hobby u should be thai
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-17
wahoue,s Committee.

The Executive Committee Of the Repuo-
lIcan party OF which Malone Is chairman
met in the city Of Petersburg last saturday
evening and called meeting OF the full state
Committee for the 23d instant at T. M.
The committee at this meeting VIII con-
slider the matter OF congressional conven-
tons, dc. The members from this district
are: Messrs. b. Taylor McCue, OF Henrico;
DR.. L. A. Slater. OF New Kent and c. W.
Harris, OF Manchester.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-17
EXpERIENCE OF

Il AN OLD NUBsE.-ARs WIssLow'5
s0oTsISG-sYRUP is the prescription Of one Of
the best female physicians and nurses In the
Unitod states, snd hiss been used for forty years
with nevsr-failing safety and success BY miliions
Of mothers and children, from the feeble Infant
Of one week old to the adult IL corects acidity
Of rhe stomach, relieves wind-colic regulates tho
bowels, and gives rest. health. and comfort 10
mother and child. We believe IL tho best and
surest remedy In the worlt in all cases Of Dysea-
terry aud Disuhea IA children. whether asising
from .eething or from any other cause. Full
directions for using will accompany each pottie.
None genuine unless the Jae-sinils OF CURTIS
a PERKINS Is ON the outside wrapper. Sold by
all Medicine Dealers - cents bottle.
an 2lsod
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-17
Medals of Honor.

The team which was victorious at the
recent bowling contest at the Young Mems
Christian Association Hall feel very proud oil
their success and has decided TO wear q
medal in remembrance OF the event. The
team, which was No. 3, was composed oi
Messrs. George NJ. Reid, Captain W. Y.
stubbs, John A. Cullen, Jr., and ;. Lee
Dance. There were five other teams in the
contest, and 1t was certainly no easy matter
10 win the first place.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-17
AUCrros SAILS Ts-DAY.

GEORGE w. MAYO, 1870 A. NJ, administratrix's
sale OF household furniture, piano. &c.
z. G. GARRISON, High Constable, 100 A. NJ,
household furniture, 6c.
JAS. McDOUGALL. II A. NJ. household and
kitchen furniture.
r. b. CHAPLIN 4 co. and w. n. BOWIE & CO.,
6P. NJ, commissioners sale Of Westknd
property on Dover street near Haryie street
]. THOMPSON BROWN Y CO, 63D p. NJ, three
frame dwellings. Nos. II, Is, aud 23 west Ca
nal street
p. G. EDWARDS, p. ". waiorrneions.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-17

OF religion OF the Bible. Often God has
used the humbIest man IN the world 20
carry on His work. Mr.. sleight dwclt on
the extension OF the Sunday.school WORK
IN the West, which was greatly aided py
that earnest worker stephen Paxton, ana
closed by pointing out the rewards "nlca
await the earnest followers OF the Lord 10
the world 70 come.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-17
proDertV Transfers.

Richmond: Wiley A. Blankenship and
wife to J. c. Clifton, % feet on Twenty
fourth street between Clay and Leigh.
81 900; William w. Leiew and wife 10
Alexander Bradley, % feet on \ street, cor
ner rwenty.elghth. S375; The Planters Ma
tional Bank to James c. Smith, l1G feet on
Cary street corner seventeenth. Sll, 200.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-17

Pullman Palace sleeping and Drnw-
fng-ROom Cnrs to SOutBwest Eir-
gtnia Summer Resorts
Commencing Monday, July 10Th. a line OF
elegant Pullman Cars Will be run over the
Norfolk and Western railroad between Nor
folk, Petersburg, and Bristol. connecting at
Petersburg with train leaving Richmond at
6:05 =. NJ. for Lynchburg and The West and
1858 A. NJ. for Norfolk. Returning. these
cars will ronuect from Norfolk with train
arriving at Richmond at S:3S i. NJ. and with
train from Lynchburg and the West arriving
at Richmond at l2:2l Z. NJ. connecting at
Bristol with through Pullman Cars to Mem
phis, and to Nashville via Chattanooga; at
Chattanooga with Pullman Cars 10 B,rming-
ham, Montgomery, New Orleans, Atlanta,
and principal cities OF the South, southwest,
and West.
For further information apply to
X. W. COURTNEY,
Passenger Agent,
?01 east Maiu street, Richmond, Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-17
In Georgian Wales

the sweetest roses grow. Keep your breath fra
grant as the perfumed gales Of this enchanting
land and your teeth fair and lustrous as the
pearls Of the Orient by using Sozoposr. that
most charming and wonderful dentifrlce, which
no lady's toilet should 10 without
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-17
The Nashville Bonds.

Mcssrs. j. l.. Williams q son, brokers and
bankers, have now concluded the purchase
Of the entire 100000 lot OF A. per cent.
water.works bonds issued by the city OF
Nashville. II Is the largest purchase OF city
bonds, outside Of Richmond bonds, ever
made here
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-17
Watch for the Campaign to-day.

II yd are doubling Thomas hesitate no
longer. Try Grand Republic Cigarro or
BuGo. They will do the work.
TRIBBETT & TAYLOR,
Sole Agents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-17
Watch for the Cumpaign to-day.
PerSOnal.

The B. c. Nelsol reported to have been
before the Police Court saturday morning is
not B. Cary Nelson, Jr., with strause Bro.
thers, 1409 Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-17

For saio by the following druggisG fo,S ,s
Niiler& Co, sih q Nam; n. q. foissnanii, ess
nes, Main: A. Il. Johann. Ss5 west saln; H. W,
Isumer. 80 west Marshall; Cary BIOS, 81
leigh: Harrison q Pierce, Broad feusnee' L
b. Thomas & Co, ga Broad; h. q; xaoe.r S., y
Co. 81 & Main; b. \. Dupuy. ET Broad; w. 1.
Moody. Nancheslor and yirgiaia; n. A. sneild
FOO. 800 east nsrshaili A. 2. -neiiings 2 - bro,
nanchc.tcr Va @. \. Sanef a Cor iI'n q
Broad; j. A Golden. 5is north I'm h.U Le"is'
a,n0 ssst Leigh: J. 4. LOWS. 4 cast Bread \ r;
Isese Co. cl2 east Marshall. q. A. berriaiii x
norfh ian; 4. Rorers Baser, siy east sIaln,
HTiers Bros, lit 4 Main; J. !. Morrison, soao sAs'
sread: q. ". Turner. M2o esh Nsih !. "
I'm Nj F' Philiips. Ssh 4 Mais; 1. 4. hoatt ~
sas, Nam; /. Wagner go Broad: ~ ~. WI, M
usma' 2si6 ysnable: A. II. Robins, bsS nortn "a
+ IA. hocg. 5sf Broad; !. \. koed. Dl S.n. = u
Bevertdge, 4s3 Breot; !. y sais. "a. ~ ss1xs
!. BAir. Hrosd 4 9th spsSe~sSs~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-17
Watch for the Campaign to-day.

A luxurious draughs Of TARRAsT's ssLTzER
APgRIENT removes oil Ill effects arising from in
discretions in oatns aad drinking.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-17
Watch for the Campaign to-day.

The smokers paradise! IL you want tc
get there buy a box OF Grand Republic CT
garros or ButIos.
TRIBBETT Il TAYLOR,
Sole Agents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-17
?Ol east Maiu street, Richmond, Va.
Watch for the Campaign to-day.

The word builo means a good smoke; bui-
fet. a car for sleeping and eating buffooo, a
comic clown or actor. Therefore smoke
"Buflos," four for 10 cents. and IN reach
of all, TgBBETr & TAYLOR,
sole Agents,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-17

Ynrd-wide Batiste SIC worth 12Hc:;
Yard. wide Pacific Lawns, SIC worth l2Hc;
Embroidered Pique Ml-Over, sl.5O worth 80;
Embroidered Pique Edge, Doc. worth 15c.;
swiss FlOuncing, J0c worth f5c.
Centemeu's Balbriggan shirts. 25c worth 35c.
% dozen Gentlemen's Regular-Made Half-ilOse,
l9c. worth 25c:
lot striped Half-iIose. SC. worth l0c.:
10. Ladies' Pink, Blue, and Brown Hose, SC.
worth l0c.
lot Misses Corsets 22c. worth Soc.
lot Ladies' Corsets, ia sizes only 10 25 %, and
80 Csc. worth Soc,
/ lot Colored Ilamhurgs. &c. worth double;
Misses Black and COlOred Mitts, 2Oc. worth 25c.
Ladies Black and COlored Miits, i5c. worth &c.
PINK, Blue, and Red Null, l2hc.;
Tape at 1c. and p. "A roll;
Fine Toilet SOap, 3 cakes at lOc.;
Hair-Pins Sc. q box
Cotton Trim Edge, lOc. per dozen;
Dress Buttons, Be. per dozen;
Full line OF Linen and Serge listers cheap;
A fuu line Of Muslin Caps-all reduced In prices;
! lot Japanese ParasOls at lOc;
1 lot Hoop skirts at 20c, and many other articles
too numerous TO mention.
Customers Duying 81 or upwards will receive
one half dozen Ladies' or Childrens Linen Col
lnrs 1y i5-Su, TuSTh
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-17
Council Committees.

The Council Committee on Grounds and
Buildings met in the City Engineers office
Yesterday evening at G:i5 O'Clock. Present 4:
Messrs. Philips (chairman), Crenshaw,
Snead. and Higgins.
The committee passed on the regular pay
| roll That Of the new City Hall employees
amounted TO SS40.
Mr.. Bates, clerk OF the committee, read n
communcatiOn from PollcesJusice Cruch-
field asking for new desk aud to have the
chairs in the cOurtTOom repaired.
Mr.. Higgins moved that the chairman be
authorized to provide the same.
Mr.. Snead moved as a substitute that the
subject be referred to the City Engineer,
with authority to supply the furniture II
there are sufficient funds.
Mr.. Snead's amendment was adopted.
Bids were opened for supplying benches
at the New Reservoir Park.
MeSsrs. Asa SNYDER d Co. proposed to FUR
nish one hundred benches like those at pres
ent in the park, to receive one coat OF paint.
at S31J.
Hall & Co.'S bid was 1920 and the South
ern Stove.WOrks S34S.
Messrs. Asa snyder & Co. were awarded
the contract for fily provided they fCrnish
them at the same rate.
The clerk read the following cOmmunica-
ton:
Charles j. Philips, Esq, Chairman Of the
Grounds and building Committee:
Dear Sir,-Tbe Seventy-frst New York
regiment Will arrive IN our city July 2lst at
1Ob o'clock. The Mayor OF The city will be
at our Armory at 1Oa O'Clock to meet them.
We should be glad to have you and your
committee (which please notify there and
accompany us to Warwick Park that night.
VIII give the time later.
Yours truly, &C.,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-17
seventy-nrst Regiment Hand Con-

The box-sheet was opened yesterday Mt
Noses music store. Judging by the mum.
Der OF seats already sold there will he a
large attendance. The popular low prices
place it within reach Of all, and the cool
weather. we bave reason 70 expect, Will add
no little to the-enioyment OF those who care
10 hear q tine band concert.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-17
j. V. BIDGOOD.

The Clerk next read communication from
Messrs. Myer Heller and Henry Rosenheim
requesting the committee 10 grant them the
sole right for five years 10 run park carriages
for hire on the grounds belonging to the city
at the New reservoir IL the right be
granted them they guarantee to have hand
some park carriages built for the purpose;
different COACHES Tor white and cOl0red pas
sengers, and in every way 10 furnish ser
vice that will be satisfactory TO the public.
The drive, which will he not less than one
halt hour will be for fare not to exceed
five cents, the places where the carriages shall
stand aud the route to be taken as to the drive
to he such as the committee shall prescribe.
Dir. Crenshsw thought the petitioners
should pay for the privilege.
Mr.. Snead moved 10 lay the paper on the
table until the next meeting, so that an op-
portuntv may be Afforded to others who
may desire to bid for the privilege.
Mr.. Snead's motion was carried.
Mr.. DE Priest stated TO the committee that
Mr.. Bowles had failed to qualify, and hence
be (Mr. De Priest) bad not turned the park
over to him.
The committee took no action In the mat.
ter.
Mr.. Snead moved that the clerk be in
structed TO draft an ordinance preventing
COWS from going at large on certain streets
where they will be liable TO do damage TO
public property. Carried.
On motion OF MIR. Snead the committee ad'
iourned at 1880 O'Clock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-17

2i-inch GLORIA PARAsoLs $3.50;
26-ineh GLORIA PARAsOLs $L75;
WHITE SPREADS worth s1S5 only Soc;
CHMDREN's usLE-THREAD HOSE CSC. worth
sOc;
Our 35c MATING -cutp price CSC;
Our 1g.c BATISTE-cutprice SIC;
OUR CHILDREN LACE CAPS that sold for
75c.-cutprice 50c.:
JERSEY GLOVES we're 2O,-cutpr price lOc.
We are now prepared 70 give you any size and
style In the HATCHET-BRAND COLLAR AND
CUFF You Hud these goods like advertised.
All styles can DO seen in our hand-bilA
LISLE-THREAD BALBRIGGANs worth 25c. cut
price only l0s;
SPANISH GUIMPURE FLOUSClNG that sold
for S250- cut-prico sl25;
Full line OF LADIES' AND GENTLEMEN'S
GAUzE UNDERwEAR-thcy will be sold at
tho ssIne prices4ss last week. NO ADVANCE.
WEDNESDAY we will have a special sale In
our LADIES' MUSLIN UNDERWEAR DE-
PARTMRNT.
TITTI. LINE OF
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-17

Sunday morning, and Rev. Mr.. Judkins, OF
Centenary church, Richmond, preached at
the Central Methodist church. His hearers
were delighted with his sermon.