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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-08
LOSS OF $1,000.
This Amount Said TO Have Bee"
stolen fr0ns "a JourneymaD
shoemaker

gcrgcanls Hulce and Tomlinson yes
tcr1av arrested q man named James -.
Saunders ON n warrant charging him with
stealing ~, 300 IN currency from j. Nj.
! Blaylock, shoemaker employed by h..
Richmond, doing business on Main
street the second door above Eighth.
Saunders, who is about SIX feet tall,
we'll built and fairly good looking, says
he had no connection with the case what
eyer and disclaims all knowledge Cf the
robbery.
On Thursday the 26th of July Blay-
lock end Saunders were drinking to-
gothcr in Blaylock room, in the rear OF
klchmond's shOe-shop, the former going
out frequently and buying whiskey IN
bottles, and returning the two would
drink It, Blaylock, it is stated, having
become intoxicated fell asleep, and 1t 10
alleged that Saunders, knowing that
Blaylocl. had money, entered his trunk
and appropriated It.
Hlaylock says that he looked over the
money that morning and it was all right.
He did not think OF 1t again until the
following Sunday morning, when he
went TO his trunk and discovered that 1t
was gone. and Le Immediately notified
Messrs. Granger & Tyler, detectives, who
have been at work on the case since that
time, and who yesterday advised tho
arrest OF Saunders. Blaylock thereupon
sworo out a warrant and put it IN the
hands If Sergeauts Hulco and TOmlin-
son, who went directly 10 Saunders's
home in Fulton, HenricO county. Not
finding tho accused there they went
across the city and arrested Saunders
near the corporation lire on Louisiana
street and took him to the Third police
station, where he was locked up. lie
will be brought before Justice Cutch-
Geld to-day. who will hear the evidence
produced against him.
Saunders was born in Rockbridge
county in the year 1869. He removed
10 Maryland, where be remained until
last November, when he came to Rich
mond, engaging rs shoemaker III q shop
here about the latter part Of December,
whore ne remained until the arrival OF
the ten-cent circus few months ago,
when giving up the shoe business he
stated that he was going off with the
circus-but which he failed to do, and
has visited the shoe shop frequently
siuco and was intimate with Blay,ock.
Saunders is thirty.two years Of age
and has a family living in Fulton.
The evidence against him so far as can
be learned Is very slight indeed.
The substance Of IT seems to be that
the accused knew that blaylock had
money III bis trunk, and 1T IS asserted
that he was in the room while the latter
was asleep. The trunk was usually lock
ed dunug the dAy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-08
rTnrfunrH I.eNnrf.

The following shows tho actual NOR
tality of the city ior the week ending
August !, 1888:
curse of DcoH: Angina pectoris, ]
BriCht's disease, J cancer. ; cholera
infautum, severe cold. l {; congestion
Of brain, 4 consumption. l conyul-
.i0ns, 3 dnrrhpa, 3 4; drowning, 3; en-
tero cohtis. feyer-typhoid, gas
trltis, ] heart-diseGse, , ; hepatic alb
scess, l inanltion, l infanticide pro
hable), / killed by falling earth, , ; ma
nsmus, 3 ; meningitis, | ; nephrltls-
chronic, ] osteo sarcoma of the sup.
maxil,arv, {; old age, . paralysis,
pneumonia, / premature birth. ! tabes
mesent arca, ] tctanus, ,; uremia, l
unknown, ,.
Whole number Of deaths, exclusive OF
still-hirths, 40.
NiiH-Bbfh2: White male, ] colorcd
males, . ! colorcl sex unknown.
Hafc: Rate of mortality Of whole
p0uulation was 2j.lS per cent. per
] Loo per annm: rate of mortality OF
white population WAS 1893 per cent. per
l.OO0 per annuu rate OF mortality of
coiorcd population was $3.50 per cent.
per 900 per anuum.
So. ,,ad C0tor: White males 9, white
females If; colorcd males l3, colorcd
females -.
1gc: One day TO thirty, s I; one month
to six. s; six months to twelve, > one
year to three, ] (; three years TO five.
ten years 10 twenty, q twenty years 10
thirty, 3: thirty years to forty, . forty
years to fifty, 10; fifty years to sixty, :
sixty years to seventy, 3; seventy years
to eighty, !.
Condiion; Single, 30; married, -
widows, 3.
Nuliri,y: Richmond, %; United
States, ~ Poland, :: unknown, !.
LorQiN: City at large, ID : Marshall
Warl, 3; Jefferson Ward. , Madison
Ward. ( Monroe Ward, 3 Clay Ward,
9; Jackson Ward, 10; Almshouse, ,.
Comparative UeCkiY N0tViY: To-
tal deaths for the week ending Au-
gust 4, 1sSS-Nhite y, colorcd - ;
stiil-hirths white male /, colorel males
2, and / cOlorcd sex unknown. Total
deaths for the week ending July 30,
-White17; cololed3O slill-births
white >, colored (.
temperature: Mean temperature for
tho week ending July 30, 1897, 93'.
Mean temperature for week ending
August s, 1883, 9U'. 80.
Hom6iV: Amount Of rainfall for week
eudingJuly30, 1887, 10Gnchcs. Amount
OF rainfall forweek ending August I, lSSS,
/. a inches. ". j. OpPESmMER,
President Board Of Health.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-08
Elcclrtc Lisn.s at Rockett..

The resolution offered III the Common
Council ON Monday night by Mr.. Plea
sauts. Of Marshall Ward, and referred TO
the Committee on Grounds and Build
Ings, looking to the erection of two cleo
trlc lights on or near the wharyes at
Rockets, should receive immediate at
tcution. One near the corner of Rock
etts and Ash streets Haskinss old stand)
and the other near Gillic's creek would
afford sufficient light.
At this season Of the year a great
many picnic and excursion parties are
going down the river or returning 10y
night, and now, since the railroad tracks
cross the only thoroughfare to the wharf,
it is very essential that all precautions
should be taken against possible accl-
dents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-08
wn.f 80 Dovitn the Fossils.

The following is the resolution offered
in the Common Council night before
last by Mr. Stratton and adopted
BE IL rcsOircd bY tic Common COun-
ell Of the ciB Of RichmoHd (tEe Board
of Aldermen concurring), That the City
Engineer lie. and he is hereby, request
ed, with the consent and approval Of the
authorities constructing the tunnel under
Eighth street, to collect and deliver to
Colonel Thomas Whitehead, Commits
soner Of Agriculture for the State Of
Virginia, such fossils and mineral and
geological specimens as in the judgment
OF the City Engineer may be worthy Of
preservation that said fossils and speci-
mems shall be returned to the city at any
time and to such person or persons as
the Council may direct
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-08
rhc Trcnsurer,s Oni-e.

If the Treasurcr's Office is to be moved
into the rooms now occupied 10y the City
Enginocer- aud the idea seems IL good
one-therc ought to bc an entrance from
Capitol street directly into the Trea-
surer's office.
y great many ladies' have to 60 to the
Treasurer to pay gas and Vater-bils and
State taxes. and ii is "a cruelty to many
Of them TO have TO run the gauntlet Of
tdc crowds OF men assembled abOut the
Broad-strcot entrance to the City Hall
not that the men are ever offensive il
speech or manner, or mean TO be in any
way disrespcctful or rannoying, bat every
woman knows that under such circum-
stances She is apt to be the subject Of
comment when she is out Of hearing.
Now. to force the ladies to pass through
the crowds that are often about the
nustmgs curt will be worse still.
The simple remedy Will be door
leading from the Ircasurer's office into
Capitol street.
For years and years this has been a
subject OF complaint. and it is hoped,
now that a change is TO be made, special
regard viii be paid to the convenience
OF the women-folks who are compelled
10 90 to the Treasurer office.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-08
Arrcst ola rrLzo.FI.htor.

Police-O Officers Farley and Walton yes
terlay arrested James Brady. the prize
fighter, on the charge of beating his
wife in the street.
Monday night cries Of "Murder y
were heard on Broad streetnear Eighth,
Officers Immediately ran to the spot aud
found Mrs. Brady lying on the side
walk, having been knocked down by her
husband.
Upon seeinc the officers BRADY ran TO
Krsuse's old oysterstand. on the corner
of Eighth. The officers pursued him,
but ne made his escape through the
back door of the building and was lost
sight Of. Yesterday evening he was ar
rested in the garrct OF store on Broad
street ncNt door to PIzzinIs old con-
fcctionery stand ond wss taken to the
Second police station-house. and will be
before the Police Court this morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-08

500, 900 nor more than sl5, 1000, 900. in
shares of Si00 each, and il shall not hold
more than 10000 acres Of land in any one
State or Territory. The principal office
OF the company is to be il this city.
The officers for the first year are L.
NJ. Logan, of Richmond, president;
Charles r.. Coon, OF New York, vice
president, treasurer, AMI director; Da-
-vid ]. Carson, Of New York. secretary.
Directors: Charles Il. Farwell of Chi
csqo, J. NJ Thompson OF ST. Louis,
George II. Hosdley, joel i. Freeman,
and Wendell GoOdHin Of New York, +.
b. Plunt of Emporia. Kan, Eugene
Hale Of Ellsworth, Me-, and j. B. Pace
of Richmond.
Edward Lsutcrback. George 8. Scott,
James II. Dooley, Calvin :. Brice, John
". InmaD, Samuel Thomas, John Nc
Anerney, Walter B. Whiting, James NJ.
Ormes, and Waiter Whiting are also
members Of The company.
As soon as SG00,000 Of the capital
stock is subscribed tho company will
commence business.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-08
s1A>OSRE.
school Mnt,cr~-H,,,rn by a snahe.

school, Matter Htdtrn by snake.
Correspondence % ,he i.iehmola nispat.h.l
ASHLAND, August :, lSSs.
The County Schoo! Boa d met here to-
day in the Town Hall, with the following
members present Ne SIS. B. !. Brown,
r. x. Cooke. Clifton Lee, DR.. G. K. Cui-
len, b. l.. Winston, y. y. Peasants, and
John q. Tillcr The board was chilled to-
gether by William Iiugh Campbell, Esq,
county superintendent, TO audit tie
trcasGrcr's books so far as they related to
the school levy. Mr. Il. K. Horn, the
county treasurer, was also present After
IL day Of hari work thcv adjourned to
meet again on Friday when they will
finish.
Miss Elizabeth Collins, who lives
about two miles above here, was bitten
on her arm by a moccasin snake. She
was attending 10 her chickens in the
hen-hOuse, and the snake Was not seen
until it had done It's work. She had
presence OF mind enough 10 place the
bite to her mouth and suck the blood
from the wound, thus saving her life.
She is at this writing suffering no iucon-
yenlencc.
The Memorial Association are making
arrangements for the unyeilng Of the
monument Hop. Il. II. Cardwell will
Introduce the orator. Governor Lee.
RAT.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-08
THE Chesapeaso ana Onto ON Time

lesterday the CIcsapeaKe and ONO
Railway Company had an electrical at
tachment connected with the large
clock in their telegraph Office, by which
arrangement the clock is set every day
at noon directly from Washington.
One of these clocks have been in sue
cosslul operation for some time in the
Office of the Superintendent OF the City
Fire Alarm Telegraph and another has
been erected in the Western Union Tele-
graph office, but this has not yet been
pat into operation.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-08
AnratoNn lkGcea.
fBy telegraph ~ ne Dispaich.l

lby Telegraph ID ne Drpairhl
SABtToGA. August First race
three quarters OF mile Sintam won I;
Queen Of TruwVs second, Aiaho third
Time. l.lT.
Second race FREQ houdcsp sweep
stakes, one mile and a sixteenth -Hyro.
criie won Datuna second, Wary third.
Time. lWi.
Third .ace -h@rney stakes. handicap
sweepstakes, one milc and lslt-Mont-
rose won Argo second. Oar.min third.
lime. 2:j9.
Fourth race selling. six mrlongs
$3.50 won Pocatello second, B,lstone
third. Time l.lJl.
Fifth race hurdle race, ono mllc and
fur'oug Percy won; Barr Oak
second, jim Murphy third. Time, 20j!.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-08
Ihe WhisheY Trmsi.
,By telegraph to ihe Dispatch.

WASHINGTON, August The House
Committee on Manufactures to-day re-
sumed its inquiry into the whiskey trust.
Joseph b. Greenhut, Of Peoria, presi-
dent of the great western whiskey trust,
produced articles OF agreement among
Il organizations forming the basis of the
trust and explained that all Of
the property and capital of the
distillers was pooled and certid-
Gates OF stocks issued. The. or
CARNATIONS composing the trust are
located in the States Of Illinois, Ohio,
Indiana, Wisconsin, and other northern
States.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-08
The serute rartn sub.Commiifce.
NV telegraph % tns Dtsoat.A1

WASHINGTON, August THE Senate
tariff subcommittee il still at work,
early and late. upon the details OF the
tariff bill, with the determination, il
possible. to make all necessary changes
in the original draft before il is reported
to tue full committee OF the Senate. ex-
pecting thereby to bring ont measure
which majority in the Senate can stand
by as whole. II Is at the same time
giving brief, informal hearings 10 all
who come. 1t begins this morning the
final revision OF the measure in detail
and hopes to have the work completed
this week. There is a probability that
three or four controverted points viii
be passed over by the subcommittee
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-08
Mrr. Idctns.

Mrs. Mary A Eddins, whose death
was recorded in this paper yesterday
morning and whose funeral took place
yesterday evening, was for half century
proprietor Of boarding houses in this
city, aud was a kind-hearted, generous,
and deserving woman. She was known
to thousands and by all was held in high
esteem. She possessed extraordinary
industry, and was not only able to make
a comfortable living for herself, but was
able to give liberal help to those who
had special claims upon her affection.
Her life was busy and useful one and
her memory deserves to be treasured.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-08
ronntOnt's-Park Eaces.

ny t'egfRNa - h' hNlfNu.l
MoVMourH PAuy, \. j.. August T.
First race fuiongs NIAGARA
won Tehe Doe second. Fred B. third.
Tine, l:30.
Second race six furlongs- Ransom
won Bill Barnes second, Chemiz third.
Time. l:l7..
Third race mile-Litt'e Minch
won Euras second Bradford third.
Time. l.N.
Fourth race mile aud furlong -Ori-
famine won ; Cambysses second, Favor
third. Time, l:jS,.
Fifth race seven furl0ugs Lucy II.
won Ocean second. 1ulor thiri. Time.
l:3l
Sixth race - s:ccpcVhasc. short
coursc-Elrhine won Retribution Sc
cond. Mentmore third. Time. $40.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-08
THREE CENTS PER COPY.

for the present and possibility
that they may bc submitted 10 .
caucus for ultimate decision. The
regular weekly meeting OF the Finance
Committee which takes place Tuesday
was not held to-day. !; is not expected
that the Democrats of the Finance Com
mitteo will care to delay the measure in
the committee. but IT ia thought probs-
BILE that they will reserve such criticism
as they may have 70 make for the debate
in omen session.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-08
Brained vain an Axe.
Special telegram % tho Dispatch.i

Special telegram 70 tho Dispaich.i
NORFoLK, Va. August Ito. day q
fight between a white man, William San
ford, and darkey named Arthur Perry,
at the saw-mil Of Greenleaf' Johnson i
Co., in Berkley. resulted in Perry's
Being Drained with an axe. He will dIe
from his injuries. Sanford was arrested
and committed TO jail by Justice Sum-
merell.
Rev. Harry Minnick. a district vir-
ginia evangelist, has been called TO the
pastorate Of the church OF the Disciples
of this city, aud will enter on his duties
the Ist ot september.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-08
Neur.onge Instifuteh.

A new lodge Of the order OF Golden
Cycle was instituted Tuesday night by
Deputy John L. Waldman with a large
charter list and the following officer,
were elected and installed Past Speaker,
A. b. Crowell Speaker, W. A. o. Cole
Treasurer, b. Samuels Clerk, Myer
Angle Sefgeant-at-Arms, r. l.. King
Chaplain. Robinson Pollard Guard. Miss
Emma Byron Sentinel, William Akers.
Trustees Mrs. Cora Belle Cole, Mrs.
Kittie l.. Waldman, Mrs. Josephine
Bland.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-08
CiYIi seryice.

According 10 advertisement thirty-fye
applicants presented themselves at the
post.oilice yesterday morning to lee eN-
amincd as lotter-carrier5 on the addi-
tional force made necessary hy the
adoption of the eight-bour law iy Con
qrc-s, but the examination papers had
not como down from Washington, aud
the local board could do nothing but
adjourn themselves and the applicants TO
some unnamed day ln tho iuiure.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-08
prln. Mal.o q. .ola-tonnaIn.

Ladies win find rclief from heaia he. costiye-
ne.s swimming IN the heGd. collie, sour -'0m ich.
restlesanos- Indigestion, constant 0r periodical
sick-headaches, weakness ia Tho bacA o. sidneys.
pain ia the shoulders aud different parts " ths
body, feeling of liss,tu 80 aui ie-pondency, by
taking simmons liver Regulator. II Is not un-
pleasant, Is purely vegetable, and Is not ln!p-
fious D the most delicate constitution.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-08

Georgia is the Empire State Of the
South, and one OF the best customers we
have for the Grand Republic Cigarros
and Bufios. Those Georgia boys know
good thing when they see il. You bet !!
TRBBRrr & TAYLOR,
Sole AUapts
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-08
Robert G-rrc,t's Condition..

INN I'l0s'aVI n N D7-T8W1T
NUN Yony, August 7-RohcIt Gar.
rett's condition wits somewhat improved
this morning. he partcob more readily
Of food aul was refreshed hy five hours
sleep during the night lIs private
secretary, Mr. Cmne, WIS not prepared
10 say when SIR Garrett would hc It.
showed from the city, hnt s,.i it would
hr Just a, soon es has condition will per-
mit OK 1t. II was hoped that Mr.. Garrett
could le taken 20 far iar5or a. day,
bnt tins is noE found impossible. as he
has NOT sufficient strength To bear such a
journey.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-08
Democratic County Ticket Nomt-

spc .ml telcrfna .o ue n.,natrhl
CHturorrf. \. g.. August r. Tho
following the county Democratic ticket
nominated here today tor senate, u.
Solomon Reid; Housc. +. G.. Long. j..
Watt Hood, and Mex Gibbons Tax.
Collector, k. a. iou.nco: Slcrh Z. /.
imith; NcnIsf"~. y. ". Cobb r,asurcr
d. 81. Nc'ln,ock ; Surveyor G.. y
SPIRIT Coroner, \ g. D'a'a,y lar-
mony prevailed throughout tne meeting.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-08
Rev. POsIe Iester-A Desperate sui-
eide

Especial telegram % the Dlspatrh.l
DASyMLF, Va, August 7--Rey. Po-
sic q. Lester, OGr candidate for Con
gress, arrived here tins afternoon and
will spend the night. Tomorrow he
leaves for the Primitive Baptist Associa-
tion which meets at Flippen Mills.
Mr.. Lester is man Of fine personal
appearance aud would attract attention
in any crowd.
John VI. Hundley, Of Pittsylvania
county, committed suicide yesterday by
shooting himself with a double-barrelled
pun. His body was found to-day in 90.
old burying-ground and near by were a
bottle OF laudanum and q razor showing
a desperate determination to take his
life. Deceased was a bachelor, about
fifty years old, oaud 4 man who stood
well in the county.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-08

~ ifogTtUi N Do Ui'U8'I'LI
WAspr>GToV, AUGUST RcpusCnia-
tiso Davidson, OF iouda. to-day intro.
duced iu t.e House bl'l prantsg to tie
ren-ncola and Memphis hallway COM
pany ihe right of way across the public
ian of loriia, Alahsmu. Mississippi.
and Tennessee. md over the United
States ha.nl military reservation at Pen.
eacOia.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-08
NEW PASSENGER DEPOT.

Mr. ingalls, has been heard to criticise
the ius.enicanco ot the passenger ac-
commodatons pt tie Richmond depot,
and declares his purpose TO speedily
erect q structure which viii reflect credit
upon tine corporation Of which he is the
head as well rs be an ornament to tho
city.
Judge Wexford hos entered an order
which so mo1ilics formcro one as to pro-
vide that all heads of departments who
have heretofore reported to the receiver
shall now report to the general solicitor
mir. Henry i. Wickhmnl, and he shall
report to the Court any matter which
III his opinion shall require its further
action. The cashier Is authorized TO
pay the ordinary debts of the concern
when approved by Mr. Wickham.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-08

The city ambulance was called to the
Eighth-street tunnel yesterday afternoon
about 430 o'clock to one OF the colored
operatives. who was overcome by heat.
He was relieved and taken home by some
OF his friends.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-08

The Wise-Houston State Committee
and electors meet here to-day TO deter
mine ON their plans for the campaign.
The belief ia Tint they viii Withdraw
their ticket and leaye Malone master Of
the situation.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-08
with the school Of west-End church on

Sunday
Among the oldest persons attending
the association now in session here are
DR.. Robert Ryland. OF Kentucky, for
merly OF Richmond, who is looking
hearty and well. and Dr. Winfree, OF
Chesterfield. whose health has been quite
feeble for some months past.
Miss Daisy Anderson leaves Friday
TO visit relatives in Fluyanna.
\ regular meeting of Manchester
Royal Arch Chapter, No. 4S, will be
held tomorrow night. There Is conside-
rable work to he done.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-08

'Tis the last rose OF summer left
blooming alone, all its lovely COM
panions have faded aud gone. But tie
Grand Republic Cigarros grow better oil
the time, and have come to stay.
.TRIDBErT 4 TAYLOR.
Solo AQenta.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-08
Observation-Disclosures.

In the Police Court yesterday morn
ing John Granger, who was charged
with selling liquor on Sunday, stated
that hs WAS not the proprietor Of the
house, bat that the license vas in the
name OF s. w. Wicker. A summons
was issued for Wicker.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-08
p,,ek r,rrhe Tunnel.

Mr.. John W. Otley, on behalf of the
Chester Clay-Workiug Company, yester-
day concluded a contract with the Tun-
mel Company to furnish them with
1000, 900 brick. delivered atthe depot, at
81 per thousand.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-08

,-.. -.
Inquiries como crcrN dhy ~ WHl ~, ~ ~
dlnaf-ut summtrlne acr7, - ifa-o ',"H 80, '
such aud such au Aitifl" lF1m your i'l'ot
partmrnf, aS know yo-r prices are - il1DH io'
than eise~her'' t.
for tho ncu0ni of tho many o1''i- l""n ~ Fl
we sppend q Ii-f ~ somo oi ih" most liulol 81
Toilet Preparations We FcciN "'h our
auv ~ which can .o mailed or oApt's7o" ""0''
postage is included:
Sancuro sosp ot - y ..,, cese so,n a, lsc cake:
'. .:.' "a. ssI + o,.'.. & ',o. at ..,.. 20.
ss-. % dozen. 49,, , III
C"'e. ,,r '.Srt,,,oet Sosn. Al itc.-8 cakes for
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-08
nUe,stng Iturucd.

sp''Ial tcler N % u ulspafhl
CHMuE5roS, ". Vs., August :. The
house of Sheriff -. T.. Elhins. Of Pey-
ton, Boone county. took fire on Friday
last from q detective iuc and WAS en-
tirriy con umcd. But little OF the fur
niture and hou eh0ld effects were saved.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-08

Texas will make two hundred and
forty-eight States like the State of Rhode
Island. Young man, 80 to Texas and
smoke Grand Republic Cigarros and
Bufos. TRIBBErr & TAYLOR.
Sole Agents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-08
prnnerfx Transfers.

Richmond Joseph W. Blanton and
wife to Mollie f. Taylor, 80 feet on
Floyd street between Linden and Beech,
1900; M. +. Brown to George E.
Swan. % feet on Twenty eighth street