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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-05
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The nineteenth annual session Of tho
Medical Society Of Virginia will begin at
3 =. NJ. Tues lay. October %, 1888, in
the city Of Norfolk. and will be called to
order 10y the president, DR.. Benjamin
Blacklord, Of Lynchburg.
Dr. Herbert VI. Nash, Of Norfolk, will
deliver the address Of welcome, after
which pr. William T. Walker, OF
Lynchburg, will deliver the annual ad-
dress to the public and profession sub
ject Moses and Other Doctors.
Eleven o'clock Of the second days ses-
sion is the suecial hour appointed by re-
solution Tor the address f the presl-
dent. Dr. benjamin blAcklord-Su Subject :
"The Progress OF Medical Education,
and the Importance Of the Study Of the
Physical Sciences IN Relation Thereto
During School-Life.
After the address Of the president Will
follow the subject for general discussion,
"Atyrical Forms Of Typhoid-tover,
DR.. William c. Dabnev. OF the Uni
versity of Virginia, leader. Miscel-
laneous business. election OF officers for
the ensuing term, &c., 6c., will next be
taken up, after which papers will he
read on the various subjects reported in
the circular of announcements distributed
throughout the State. since the publ
cation of the circular titles of other
special papers to be presented have been
announced. These, with other important
particulars relating to the approaching
session. will be announced in the Oct0-
Der 10. of the Virginia Hedicdl
MonthW.
Among the Richmond doctors who
will figure prominently in the approach
ing meeting are Drs. K. a. Lewis, }. Nj.
Whitfield, j. ). Wexford, NJ. A. Rust,
W. W. Parker, Charles Il. Cullen, Viii
liam Edward McGuIre, Hunter Mctiuire,
Charles Nj. Shields, J. A. White, LsndOn
b. Edwards, aud Hugh NJ, Taylor.
Distinguished gentlemen of the pro
fession from other States are expected to
be present.
Arrangements have been made with
the authorities OF railroad and steamboat
COMPANIES for special rates OF tranSporia-
ton, and the hotels of Norfolk offer
special rates Of board for members OF
the society and their families.
The local Committee OF Arrange
ments. of which Dr. Alexander Tunstall,
Of Norfolk, is chairman, is looking after
all necessary preliminary arrangements.
Many applications for fellowship III the
society have already been made, and
others are coming in daily. The indica-
tions are that the nineteenth annual ses-
sion Of the society will prove to te one
Of the most profitable and pleasant occa-
sions known IN the history Of this very
important organization.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-05
Personals aud 6riefS

Miss Colston, Of Martinsburg, ". Va,
is visiting Miss Mary Newton at 2O5 west
Grace street.
Police-Commissioner Thomas II. Gum
is hopelessly i'll and has been uncon-
scious for several days
Police-Justicc CrutchfcId hal a large
docket yesterday morning, but there
was not an important case on H.
Lieutenant Iittleton W. +. Waller. of
the United States Marine Corp6 aud
Mrs Waller sre the guest Of Io'onel
John ". Gordon. % north Laurel street
Mr. Louis Gersdorf, formerly Of Rich
moud. now Of jacksonville. Is sick Viih
the yellow fever. ont a Telegram ycster.
day received by his relatives here states
that he is improving.
A colored woman was found III at No.
$40 north Fifteenth street Yesterday
and was placed in tho ambulancs 10 bo
carried 10 the slmshouse, Int died near
the corner OF Leigh and Eighth streets.
from asthma probably.
Nr. John f. Gallagher. formerly OF
Richmond and for several years assistant
to Mr.. Witty. of Rra'strcei Office here.
WAS married in Chicapo, ILL.,, Yesterday
70 Miss ElizalNth Swami. Mr.. Gala
CHER is now superintendent of Brad
streets Peoria llll. } Office.
Mr.. J. Thompson Brown will probably
arrive In New York from Europe to-day.
A letter received from DIR. Hatcher
states that he will sail the 10Th instant.
HE and Mr. Thornhrll have had Dr. e..
Il. Taylor as their companion IN their
travels through Italy and Switzerland.
A meeting OF the Madison Ward
Democratic Club Will be held tonight
at headquarters. 81 east Broad street,
ut which will be considered. among
other things the report OF n special
committee appointed ut It's last meeting
20 consider the adyIslhlIty of joining
in tho parade on the 2ith instant \
full attendance ~ desired.
A number Of well known business
men joined Hon. John :. Wise at lunch
ut Antoni's Broadstreet restaurant yes-
tcrlav. when he explained 10 them the
operations of the Spraguo lectrlc Motor
Company. and pointed ont the advantages
Of investments IN this direction. Mr.
Wise entertained his friends capitally
and aroused their interest m the great
enterprise Of which he is now the coun-
sci
Messrs Albert Wittc, commander; u.
S. Denny. secretary. aud Thomas Y.
kondlcr. treasurer Of Anchor Lodge.
No. g. Order OF the Golden Chain. on
yesterday pali 10 Mrs. Matilda Moon
the sum OF $1,000, the benefit due her
on tue death Of her husband, Mr.. L. l..
Moon. This order pays a death benefit
OF from $500 10 5000, ani bus "A sick
benefit feature also of from - TO so
per week.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-05
Cnnmiffec on Light.

The Committee on Light met in the
Council chamber last night at 6 o'clock.
Present Messrs. Bodeker chairman
pro tem.), Grimes, Ferriter, Otley, Har-
grove, and Davis.
Tho ladies' Of the City Mission pre-
sented a petition asking the committee
TO recommend to the Council that 500
loads Of coal be given them to distribute
among the poor and needy classesln the
city. The committee voted 10 ask toi
the donation.
The committee also voted to put NJ
two gas-lamps between Canal street and
the canal near Sixth street.
After receiving the reports Of the Su-
perintendent Of the Gas Works and Gas
Inspector and auditing the regular bills
the committee adjourned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-05
UniOn Meeting Of Chr!stians at Cen
tonary Methodist Nhurch.

The meetings at this church continue
TO grow in interest. A large and atten-
hyo audience assembled last night to
hear Rev. W. II. Atwill, Of Clay-Sreet
Methodist church. His text was BE.
hold lie Prayeth." This was said Of
Saul OF Tarsus. Why did he pray
Because there was great burden uDon
his heart. God heard his prayer and
converted his soul. All men pray when
IN great straits. Thank God that His
ear is ever open when men call upon
Him. Sinners to-day can attract the ear
Of God ii they will pray IN sincerity.
Jesus is calling the unconyerted to-day,
and II His call is needed blessings will
come. What, said the preacher, VOL you
DO with this call ? viii you decide for
Chriet tonight? d. Lambeth, DR.
LalEerty, and Rev. ". L. Judkins closed
the exercises by earnest exhortatlons to
sinners to pray now while opportunity
offers. If deferred it may be too late.
Services again tonight commencing at
8 o'clock. Rev. Dr. $. ). Lambeth, Of
Broal-Street. will preach.
The pastors continue their invitation
10 strangers and others to attend these
meetings.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-05
Assignment.

A deed Of assignment was recorded il
the Clerks office OF the Chancery Court
late yesterday evening from W. Z. Ottie,
doing business at No. ll5 east Broad
street as a dealer in general household
goods and notions, conveying all Of bis
stock of merchandise, store-hxtures, &c,
for the benefit of his creditors, 10 Bey-
erley I. Crump, trustee.
After payment OF the expenses OF ex.
ecuting the trust, rent, 6c., the deed
provides for the payment to Butler a
Brothers, Of New York, tue sum OF
/ 81, I37. Il, they being designated credi-
tors Of the first class and then for the
payment OF creditors of the second class,
of which there is quite "a number
amounts due them running from s. to
$500.
The whole amount of Indebtedness is
about 81, 900 assets not stated.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-05
RAILROAD TICKETS.
A GREAT REDUCTION TO BIZ KADE IN
THSA.
An UNDERSTANDING Reached Which VIII
be Of Vast Benefit 10 the
Exposition.
Glad tidings are in the following:
RICHMOND EXPOSITION.

RICHMOND EXPOSITION.
As some misunderstanding has arisen
as to the price and limit of time on
tickets to the Richmond Exposition, a
committee OF the Richmond Chamber
of Commerce have had conference with
the managers 81 the several railroads,
and beg to submit the following agree
mentS.
All tho railroad companies agree to
sell round trip tickets from any station
where coupon tickets are sold TO Rich
mond ior the prce Of one regular faw
80 hichuond. These tickets are good
for ten days. (rhis is equivalent 10 one
half the usual rates 10 Richmond).
Ia addition 70 The above ticket special
excursion trains will bc run on the dif-
fercnt railroad lines from the principal
points az tie rate oi abolt one cent per
mile. These excursions will be adyer-
tised by the railroad companies as to the
time aud will permit the excursionists to
remain ~ Richmond t,co dllpc.
Those who 30 not live at the station
whore the tickets are sold can obtain
them by writing 10 the agent nj the near
est station where they are sold.
If any trouble ia experienced in ob-
tanning these tickets and rates advise
the undersigned committee, and they
will give the matter their immediate ut
tention. JOIN =. ELLETT.
GEORGE l.. THASToN,
' JOHN B. PURCELL,
Committee.
At the request Of the managers OF the
Exposition, - cents additional will he
charged on each ticket. which will enttle
the holder 10 one admission to the EX-
uosition-Grounds.
Have your railroad tickets stamped by
the agent ct the Exposition, or 1t will
not be good to return.
The Dispatch learns that the first ex-
cursion train under this arrangement
will leave Greensboro and Winston, n.
c.. on the 9th instant, and pntrons are
entitled Under the arrangement 10 re-
main in this city forty eight hours from
the time of the arrival Of the train here.
Copies Of this circular will be printed
in large numbers. and merchants are
expected to give them a wide distrihu-
tion through their mail. Thoy may be
had of the members of the above con-
mittee and from the secretary OF the
Chamber Of Commerce.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-05

The Tonino Polc.es Of tho New York
Life-i Insurance Company that have ma
tured have shown the best results Of any
policies in any company issued at llAn
ages ami premium rates and running
through the same period Of time.
G. I. LfTonD,
Assistant Superintendent Agencies,
80 east Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-05
rhe Eacnsuse and raIiarn motc,i

OF which Mr.. ". Scott Cntungton is tho
active manager. have p"cn put througha "a
thorough oyeriauiiug and many of tho
rooms hayo been reiurulshed, while on
every hand Is seen improvements that
beautify and add 20 the comfort Of these
famous lostclucs. ',r. Darlington hns
made arrangemcnts fora crowd all during
the Exposition and Will nye guests u
iir-t-class entertainment aud old-timo
virginia welcome.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-05
Piekett's Men Meet.

A mass-meeting of the survivors OF
Picketts division was held in the Old
Market Hall last night. There was quite
large attendance, and many Of the
Philadelphians, including three ladies,
were present
At S:3j o'clock President Reeve, Of
the association. called the meeting TO
order and stated that a report of the
work done would be submitted. he
said that a handsome monument had
been erected Oh Gettysburg Hill in Hol-
lywood that the cost had exceeded
what was originally expected and that
about $500 was needed 10 finish paying
the CONTRACTOR An opportunity, there
fore, would be given all present to con-
tribute to this fund.
Judge Clopton read the programme OF
exercises ior to-day and it Was resolved
that the members Of the association rally
around the Washington monument this
morning ready to head the column.
Colonel William Il. Aylett offered q
resolution providing that the association
than raise the amount OF money due
upon the monument. Colonel Aylett
was called to the stand, and IN support OF
his proposition made a brilliant and
beautiful speech, which sparkled with
Wit and eloquence, and was frequently
interrupted by applause. he received
quite an ovation as be walked to the
front.
Colonel Thomas s. Green, of Smyth,
followed in ringing appeal to his COM
rades to unite with linn in making up
the small deficit. His allusions to
Armistead, Garnett. and Williams who
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-05

SIMMONS LIVER REGCLAfOE producers no un-
pleasant effect upon .ho stomach no matter bow
Long Il Is taken. liito taken st night in-
sures refreshing slcep end natural eyseuaiioa
Of tho bowels l'itlo taken in tho morning
sharpens tho appetite, clcsnses tie siomseh, sni
sweetens the breath.
81 never recoupnsni a medicine unless
know Il 70 Do good. Ia ministry Of twenty nye
years have often fell the neoi 4 such nlodE
cine, aud Whso found u exclaimed, Eure-
kap"-Rey. ). p. EAKYEE. Proprietor Chfis'ia"
Yt5i'0r sm.thGed, \. G.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-05

The Wild West Show drew an audience
o. about two thirds Of the Exposition
viritors Yesterday afternoon. all Of whom
were highly plcascd with the novel en-
tertoiument. I'm this connection there
is one incident which las heretofore
been urnOticcd.
When the stace-coach is about to 20
on ITS perilous trip the audience IS eskcd
by the man who does the introducing
and cyIlliuDg TO contribute the passen-
gers. which It IS always willing 10 do.
and after the attack by Indians one Of
tho passengers always comes back dead
apparently Yesterday afternoon Mr.
Charles Ellison was one OF the passen-
gers. aad when the stage returned to the
stand ho was taken out "hfcless. " As
a0on a9 he entered tine qu1rter-stretch,
however, rosuscitatiou took place and me
was surrounded by friends who shook
hands and congratulated him on his safe
return.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-05

The revival meetings at the Laurel
Street church contiuno to crow n in
terest About forty couyrr tons have 80
far been nude. lar.e ami ser.ons con-
gregations attend each night Rev. D..
T.. Naggoncr, hthcroi ley. W. O. Wag'
genor, will assist each nigh, this week.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-05
sfcn's Lndcr.esT.

The largest and most complete line ot
Mems Underwear we have ever shown.
We make a speciality of Mons Goods.
CONsTABLE BHOTHEM,
40 east Broad street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-05
mats. Iusts

We have Mems Hats 81 the latest
styles new, fresh goods only from 81
b. 81. Sec our styles.
CoNsgABLE BnorWRS,
llJ east Broad street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-05
Governor lee.

Governor Lee and his staff left the
city yesterday morning on the last mail
for Baltimore 10 attend the marriage IN
that city last night of Colonel Charles
OBJ. Cowardin.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-05

GEORGE W. MAYO. fo.30 4. ~, Seventeenth
stree; tel store, With s'oek ara hA'NieN
JH. VALENTINE. ID. A. NJ, household i1rnl-
ture. erockofy. a..
WtlIfAg JENKINS, iSs0 r. NJ, apples, pears,
bananes, and grapo-.
FOX a hIDEK. z. NJ, apples
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-05
AFlAAcnT.

We have just received a new lot II
Mems Scarfs, elegant goods, SOC. to 81 /;
English Puiis, Si.25.
CossTABLF BR0THERs,
4lJ east Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-05
Tnepouhatan CUB To-Night.

The Powhatan Club (organized re-
Gently will meet in the Chaneery Court
rooal tonight to hear a report from the
Committee on Constitution and By
Laws and to attend to other importsut
business
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-05

4 feature in Allen d Ginters exhibit
is the miniature farm made Of cigarettes
and tobacco bv Mr. II. T. Angle, son Of
Captain Angle, Of the police force.
Another thing ~ the same exhibit which
is worthy Of the admiration 1t receives
10 the ship also made Of cigarettes and
tobacco. The machinery rs kept IN mo-
ton. aud the vessel rises and falls with
tho motion Of the tobacco waves IN a
fnAL.fIc mnnncr
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-05

AsGosTURA BirrsEs were preparsi by Dr. j.
G. r. sIKGsgr FOR his private use. They have
become generally known ss mo rgsi ep.suHnS
tonic. Beware Of oountorfe.tS ASK for ihe gcn-
uine article. nanafactured ~ Dr.. J. q. H. siS-
akAf z SONS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-05
CnnrnEn or CoYvEecY.l }
FIRvwOREs To-NICGT


Tonight there will be grand display
Of fireworks. All who attend Buffalo
Bills show can see the fireworks without
extra charge.
These works costs over 81, 600, and It
is safe to expect an unusually brilliant
pyrotechnic display.
so TRUTH IN THR STORY OF BUCK TAYLOR
MARRIAGE.
Mr.. William +. Levy, Of the Wild
West Snow, best known "a the liking
Of the Cowboys, was seen at his tent
yesterday evening after the performance
by a Dispatch reporter, who asked him
if there WAS any truth in the report pub
lshed in the New York WorH to the
effect that he had run away with and
married a young lady Of Baltimore.
Z" / received telegram from New
York to-day asking the same question. u
said Mr.. Taylor, land that was the first
ever heard Of It. ! got the tele-
gram Just rs J was about to go out to the
performance"
The reporter then showed Mr.. Taylor
the published report, which he carefully
read. The account went on to state that
the Cowboy King cloped with young
Baltimore lady, went to Washington,
and there married her. 1t said further
that the pair were pursued by an indig-
nant and wrathg father. who, upon find
ing that Mr.. Taylor was financially We'll
of and whercgiihal a very handsome
and fne-looking fellow, became recon-
ciled and returned home.
This is the second time this trick
has been played upon me. said Mr..
Taylor. The same sort of story was
published in q New York paper just be
fore we started to England.
$50 thero IS no truth in IT, remarked
tho Dispatch man.
"Not word. / don't know any
Baltimore lady that would run away
with and marry"
"Do you wish to say anything about
it,"
"Oh, yes | am going TO have it cor
rected. That | have already made W
nv mind to do. | may want to get mar
RED some Of these days" said Buck
Taylor. smiling, "and if this thing isn
Strengthened out it mayplay the mischief
with me.
d" May ask who it was that sent you
the New York telegram asking about the
alleged marriage
"Wcll, would rather not give the
name, said the handsome cowboy, now
blushing. cit was from dear friend o.
mine.
The reporter surmised that the tele-
gram came from Il lady.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-05

In changing cars corner Harrison and
Broad streets take a cool glaSs Of Berg
ner X Engeis Beer at Luker's
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-05
CAaPLTS. OEL-CLOTaS, CsRTAISS
- =. RICHARDSON 4 co. $
CARPET WAREROOMS
so EAsr MAlN sfnsrr lPAcE BLocKA

A fuu stOck ~ handsome goods, embracing
AL KINDS OF FlDOR-CnYEkIN6, nov II
SlOkE. also. HANDSOME LACK aud HEAVY
CURTAINS 50 lSim
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-05

The Horticultural hoil contains a va
rirty Of flowers, seed, plants, and vePe-
tables winch would 5e hard o. excel in
81, limited q space. Amoug the ana
teur exhibitors here oro Mrs. Dr. J.. j..
Robinson and Mrs. George ScnUn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-05
FIREWORKS TONIGHT
THE EXPOSITION A GREAT AND GROW
IEo SUCCESS.
Exhibits Nov In Good Order, abdthe at
tendance Ys'terdsy VERY a, At
saiilfAetoly ts.als.f.saas,'.

The Exposition drew spleHH$ '6Q-
terday. and though the crowd wab.tG'as
large az on the day before, yet ii 81
times the grounds presented III aniubated
appearance. The exhibits were IN better
shape. too, and the machinery raa3aore
smoothly. n.s
ART. w
The Art Hnll was thrown open 20 he
public during the day. and though all
the pictures have not come, yet the Dis
play is very attractive, and the works
have been ar7an ycd on tic walls very
gracefully.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-05

Has that tom cat scratched my dar-
hng's face ? Rub it. Freddy, with Sal
vation Oil.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-05
Eiu,stngn Gonrt.

The Hastings Court Hon. Thomas S.
Atkins presiding-was in session yester-
day.
4 new trial was refused 10 John W.
Atkins, who was convicted at the Sep
tember term and whose confinement in
the penitentiarg the jury fixed at two
years on the charge Of embezzling the
funds Of the Pamunkey Tribe, Improved
Order OF Red Men.
The court was engaged all day in the
trial Of Anna Gordon, charged with
poisoning tue family and other
members Of the household OF T. W..
Chamberlayne. Esq, on the 30th OF last
April. Mr.. Solomon l.. Bloomberg rep
resented the prisoner and Colonel spots
wood the Commonwealth.
The Jury, after being ont only few
minutes, returned a verde. Of not guilty.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-05
Aurflon Aale.
LEWIS Aar GALLERY
gl2 Main street.

Ny entire stock OF Fine Etchings.
Watfr.C Colors, Engrayings, and Lasels Il
AUCTION Monday, tuesday, and Wednos-
day at 10 A. NJ. and l.. 81.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-05
uoHss- Avn Cow.FE.o. &c.

HAY. GRAIN, AND MlIiL-fEED
ia We sro oftersas eho,co
nRAIf CORN BRAN
.t very low nguresA 'faoos S9A
THOMAS 8. wiSN q co, tssd- DeslerS
" ss3ln
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-05
twenty-four moro attachment notices
we're served and operations had to be
suspended.
DECIDE TO-DAY.

Judge Wexford announced that ho
would take the matter under advisement.
and render decision in regard 10 the
increasing OF the injunction bond to
day. The cases Of nine other employees
who have attachment suits will come mp
to-day
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-05

ion seems to be that it is useless 10 pay
% cents for seat in the Music Hall when
the music can be heard well enough on
the grounds at q distance as far OF rs
the restaurant.
LER-sTATUE MODEL.
A great many people have been disap-
pointed in not finding Mercie's model
for the statue OF Lee in the art Hall. 1t
should be put in place without further
delay.
THANKs.
The following was yesterday sent to
the commandant Of each organization
that participated in the parade Wednes-
day:
CHAuBER or COMMERCIAL
RfCHrOsD. &C fObcr :. fss&
Dear Sir.-I have the honor IL the name OF tho
Chan her x Commerce. o. thank yOu Tor your
prompt response fplts request % parade at the
oIeuing ceremonies OF the NirRiniA Exposition.
October %. aud 20 ask that ySu viii communi-
cato this 70 your com Tar1.
Tho parade Wal hlrEiy satisfactory 20 the TX
uositiou Official an1 20 IN people. and you can
have TIC "a isiarfiOn 0f knOEluC thsj yOnr cont
mand contributed very much % this result
Very respectfully,
CHAELsg !. ANDERSON,
Caie; MsfshAL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-05
Mems Gloves.

This is the season for Kid Gloves. We
have them IL great yaslety. Also, Buck,
Dogskin, and Castor Driving Gloves Ot
all kinds. CONSTABLE BROTHEks.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-05
Our street-Cnrs.

One Of the overhead wires upon which
the trolleys Of the electric cars run
broke yesterday at the corner OF Tenth
and Bank streets, the broken portion
falling down into the street. The wire
was soon repaired, and the cars were not
long DELAYED.
The Marshall-Street Car Line had four
cars running from Twelfth street TO the
northwest corner of the Exposition
Grounds yesterday evening. Mr..
Turner, the president Of the company,
said that he would put six more cars on
in few days.
The cars used are from Washington
and came from the Pennsylvania
Avenue Line.