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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-09
The Temperance ma.-meetins.

A srge audience assembled at Park-Place
Methodist church last night-a temper.
ancc mass-mceiing held under the auspices
of the WOmau's Christian Temperance Union
and Good Templirs. \ telegram from Rev.
#. NJ. Wharton was received during the day
announcing the illness OF his father, which
would prevent him from filing his engage
ment. Rev. :. :. Lambeth, Of the B oad-
street Methodist church. by request filed
the place Of the absent speaker and delivered
an eloquent and powerful address. Rev.W.
Evans, pastor Of the church, presided.
The meeting was eniyened with several
duets, solos, and choruses by Sidney Lodge
choir.
Tonight Rev. A. G. Dixon, OF Baltimore.
will till Rev. MIR. Whsrton's appointment at
Leigh.Stroet Baptist church, where another
temperance meeting will be held.
District Lodge, No. I, OF Good Templlrs
will meet tonight at Central Hall.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-09
nerore Iu.tice Richardson.

or the cases disposed OF in the Police
Court Yesterday the following were the most
important.
John Il. Mcintosh was charged with steal
ing SsJ, the property OF James McDonough.
The accused waived an examination aud the
case was certified to the Hastings Court.
Thomas Dean (colored) was fired $40 for
creating q disturbance on the premises OF
Nancy Yates.
Henry Stsnard (colored), creating a dis
turbance to the annoyance OF the neighbor-
hood Fined g. and costs.
Henry Clinton, tramp, was charged with
being a yagrant. Clinton was committed
for ten days at his own request TO recupe-
rate.
Austin Mitchell tcolored), an old offender,
was found guilty Of stealing one slk UNI
brell1. the property Of Il. Carter Scott,
and jailed for six months.
Jane Terry tcoloredh assaulting and beat
ing Anna Taylor. Fined s. and costs.
Claiborne Bailey (cOlOred), aSslulting and
beating Phoebe Young on the street and re-
.isting the police. Fined $40 and costs.
William Allen lcolored) was fined $40 FOR
sitting on market bench IN the Second
market and using prOiane language. Jailed
in default.
and costs for fighting in the street Not
having the cash he put up gold ring and
a brass watch a. collateral.
Charles Hill (colored), assauiting and
throwing rocks at Patrick Flanagan in the
street. Fined s. aud costs.
Laura Griffin and Nellie Slinson (colOredl
disOrderly on the street. Each required TO
give security for thirty days.
Plum Williams (colored), threatening to
assault and cut Reuben Jones. Fined s.
and costs.
william Smith (colored), charged with
trespassing upon the premises OF c. c. Spi'
Ger for the purpose OF committing larceny.
sent 10 jail for three months.
Jane Terry (colored) was fined g. and
costs for assauting and beating Anna Tay'
lor.
Elenora Smith (colored), stealing two
dresses worth g. from Julia Ward. Sent tc
Jail for sixty days.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-09
rp,scopaI suuday.scnooI untou.

Tire annual meeting OF the Protestant
Episcopal Sunday.School Union was held In
the lecture-roOm OF 81. PauPs church last
night, the president, Joseph Bryan, Esq, in
the chair, and Mr.. W. G. Bentley secretary.
The reports from the various schools we're
submitted and will be compiled and read at
the anniversary celebration sunday evening.
The Committee on the Establishment OF a
Normal Glass reported that they would sub
NIT plan after Advent.
The address Of the evening was made by
Rev. DR.. Newton, who spoke specially OF the
desirability Of furnishing teachers with suit
able books to aid them in the study Of sun
day-school lessons, so that they may be the
better qualified to interest and instruct the
children.
The following officers were then elected
President. Joseph Bryan; Recording Secre-
tary, w. G. Bentley; Corres ponding Secre-
tary, william Ellis Jones; Treasurer, John
+. Glenn.
The old yice.presidents-one from each
church-wer all reelected.
Adjourned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-09
THREE CENTS PER COPY.

ninth street corner II, s375; William ;.
Coggcshsll snd wife to ChrisiianaJ. Frsncks
trustee, "a 15-l00 acres on Brook turnpike,
$1,000; james w. Craig and wife to Charles
Smith, 80 feet on Railroad avenue, siooj
John II. Dlnneen and wife to Sarah NJ. Hal,
90 feet on Henrico street near Dfnneen,
$40; same to John u. Duggins, 46 feet on
Carlton street and As feet on Carlton street,
S273; same TO George l.. Powers, 40 feet on
Carlton street, sl20; same to Mary y.
Moore, 40 feet on Henrico street near DIN
neen, 800; same to NJ. III. Tuck. 40 feet on
Carlton street near Dmneen, sl20: same 10
Leila +. Yager, 90 feet on Henrico street
corner Dlnnecn, Sl20; John D~Duggins 10
James 7. Reid, 20 feet on Carlton street,
SIS; William Loving to Henry Neurohr, ID
feet on Wood street, $3.50; Clare II. Wal
pole aud wife to Clare II. snd Ann n. wat
poles trustees, SI-100 acres uear New
reservoir, S5 same TO same, Gi.300 IN cash,
bonds, stock, aud other securities, $40.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-09
Coupon Gases In Hsnrico.

Judge Wexford, OF the Henrieo Circuit
Court, Yesterday entered decrees IN several
small cases, and the remainder OF the day
was taken up in the trial OF coupon eases.
or these five OF the largest on the docket
were disposed Of. Tn each Mr.. Royal hled
special pleas, aud verdicts were rendered In
favor OF the Commonwealth. Mr.. Royal
excepted aud will take the cases to the eu-
preme Court. These actions were against
Joseph Bryan two csses) for about 500; ;
John StewaTt's estate two casesl for about
$1,000: Daniel Stewart for over ell 900.
The aggregate, it will be seen, Is about
$1,000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-09
THE HORSELESS CARS.
ANNUAL MEETING OF STOCKHOLDERS
HELD YESTERDAY.
Directors Chosen and the Election Of 0fiesrs
PostpOned-Not AL Of the
Reports In.

Tha stockholders OF the Union Passenger.
Railway Company held their annual meet
ing yesterday in their Office on Bank street.
Twelve O'Clock was the hour fixed, bat
owing to the delay in the arrival Of the early
train from the North the northern stock.
holders did not reach the city until nearly
O'Clock and the meeting was called 10 order
at that hour.
President J. Thompson Brown presided,
and Mr.. John +. Barry, the secretary, was
At his post. Messrs. Maurice y. Flynn,
Thornton n. Motley, aud J. +. Barry, of
New York, were present in person and held
proxies for their associates.
TO BUSINESS.
The session, which lasted for about an hour
aud bali, was a secret one and no members
OF the press were admitted. Some reports
were made which. IL Is stated, were satis-
factory, but there are others which were not
completed and will not be for some little
time yet. These cannot be made until the
transfer OF the electrical part OF the system
from the Sprague Motor Company has been
made TO the Passenger Company.
DIREcTORs.
The following gentlemen-six from New
York and as many from Richmond-were
elected: James n. Smith, Henry Steers,
Thornton y. Motley, James N. Motley. Maui
rice B. Flynn, John +. Barry, New York j.
Thompson Brown. Valentine Hechler, Jr.,
Frederick G. Braucr, Charles l.. Todd, VIII
liam IL. Scott, William Il. Trlgg, Richmond.
ANOTHER MEETING.
Tho election OF officers was postponed un.
III another meeting, which will be called by
the president when the directors think pro-
per TO do so.
Nothing was said at this meeting about the
transfer referred 10 above. The Board OF
Directors will have that matter IN charge.
The stockholders seem entirely satisfied
with the prospects OF the great enterprise.
The northern gentlemen, together with
several Richmonders, dined at the Com
mercnl club House. and after spending the
afternoon here left on the G:20 train for New
York.
COUNCIL MEETING,
The Common Council will meet In special
session tonight at O'Clock to take action
on the ordinance OF the Union Passenger
Railway Company giving Traditional street.
railway privileges.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-09
Rev Road.

In consequence OF a disagreement between
the Williamsburg Turnpike Company and
It's patrons a force OF workmen yesterday
morning commenced making a road along
the north side OF Williamsburg turnpiGe,
beginning near the eastern terminus OF the
turnpike and utersccting The county road
leading from the turnpike 70 the road going
by Oakwood. The owners of the land
through which this new road runs have not
sold the right Of way. but have simply
granted permission for people to travel there.
An injunction will probably be obtained by
the turnpike company to prevent this new
road from being completed aud travelled
upon on the alleged ground that It is not
ordered by the County Court and Is being
made for the ayovcd purpose Of interferin (
with the lawful and proper use OF the turn
nike
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-09
Pranerfx Transfers.

Richmond: Gilbert J. Hunt and wife 10
Lizzie W. Ellyson's trustee, about feet on
PARK avenue between Laurel and Snafer
streets. s2G0; G. X. Macon, special commits
sIouer, to shanks 4 Barrett, i64 5 0 feet on
Twelfth street corner Leigh, Si,i07 0S I;
same 10 Warner Moore, 80 feet on Thirteenth
street between Clay and Leigh, Sl52; Henry
Never snd wife TO Msgdaleu, wife OF Joseph
f. woodson. 22A feet on Cherry street near
Beverly, $3.50; same 10 Mary +. Keller. 22t
feet on Cherry street near Beverly. $3.50 /;
Hugh III. Smith and wife 10 W. L. HllIard,
SO feet on Thirtieih street corner r, g., 40.
Henrsco: james c. Clifton and wife 10
Edward p. Crumr, 80 feet on Twenty
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-09
A Rich Treat rsar.asy night.

DR.. George {. Lorimer, IL. ID who viii de-
liver his famous Iecture-"1he French Rsyo.
luton; or. From Kingdom 70 Empire -
with one hundred calcium illustrations, In
the First Baptlst church Thursday night At
$3.50 O'Clock, is one Of Americas most gifted
orators. Hundreds Of the delegates TO the
Southern Baptist Convention Will be here TO
bear him, and eur own people are expected
TO turn OCT in crowds 10 hear this great man.
He lectures for benevolent object. Tickets
only 25 cents-at Hume, Minor * Co.'s or at
she ieor
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-09

p,.,,,o., 4Sp WEST PoISr TERNlNALl
nv RtuwIY AMP WAREHOUSE CohrASS,so sso
KIcBHosD. VA. April 10. lsss -,
NOTICE Is HEREBY Given GIVE SoI dnAt nTss
general meeting q the sI9ThhVTtPTIsn Sc yo1ST TsNs IL
OF THs RICnMoND M NJ WAREHOUSE COM
RiSX RtNY AL h. held at the Ballard ho1se 10 we
taIy ~ of Richmoad, 90 THURSDAY the 'i'' uA' VI
Nay. 1855, att y. N. -, ,,,,. meeting be-
The board OF directors car, ,hrosSb ss the pubic
Tas S,ass sesy ,soeshoders holding at lsss, one
seSss Of he capital stock Of The eomPaSy no
snd have called such meeting, .ssressed 10
9tcaeI ,s s,i H. made IN order that no pos
s.Dlo irreguiarity NAV interfere WIZ '"'
OF she proposed meeting .o,,r.,v will 30
.,[. - -, ,b isth day OF May, 1885, ~ oylo.A
y. s., aud win reopea on tho is' aasyn0Kg' aay rs
1875. at 10 A. NJ. =" Dssc,etary.
sy yg-o0dtMySo&tdd
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-09

on Mondly the grand jury Of the liustings
Court indicted Albert I. Ellis for selling
liquor without a license. Mr.. Ellis makes
the following explanation, showing that be
did not Intentionally violate the law: "The
well-known facts in the case are that |
bought out-licCnse and ala man who had
retired from the business. The paPers were
taken 10 the Commissioner OF the Revenue
and the transfer was made into my name,
hut omitted to apply to the Judge OF the
Hastings Court In time 10 get tue necessary
permission from him. so It can be seen
that there was no intention on my part "a
cylGe the law"
Ellis, who Is a colored man. keeps on
Eighth street between Broad and Marshall
streets
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-09
Oakwood Memoriai-Day.


The OakwOod Association would remind
the public again Of the memorial celebration
on Thursday next. The Flrst Virginia regl-
ment will arrive at the cemetery about "a
O'Clock =. NJ. An address and prayer will
then be made by Rev. DR.. Hoge. C0ntribu.
tons OF flowers, &c, may be sent by 10
O'Clock A. NJ. on the 10th TO Mrs. Jobl sin-
ton, 1900 east Broad street, or through the
day to the cemetery. {. PoYTHREss.
Nav s ISsS Secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-09
I'm Gerera, DebiI,ty. Emaciatioa,

Consumption. aud Wasting in children
scotl's Emulsion Of Pure Cod.Llyer OIL with
Hypopho.phites Is a most valuable food and
medicine. II creates an appetite for food,
strengthens the nervous system, and builds
no the body. Please read: " tried scotrs
Emulsion on a young man whom Physicians
at times gave up hope. Since be began using
the Emulsion his cough has ceased. gained
hesh and strength, aud from all Appearances
bis lie will be prolonged many yexrs.'-
JoHS SULLIVAN, Hospital steward, Nor
oanzs pa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-09
Charity Lodge. Coed Temp,ar..

At regular meeting OF Charity Lodge,
No. 5S7. |. O. G.. T., held on Monday nigh,
May 9Th, at Springfield Hall. corner OF
Twenty-sixth aud NJ streets, the following
officers were installed for the quarter end.
ing July n, 1SSS-yZ : Chief Templar
Charles 5. Taylor; Nice-Templar, Miss Grace
Booker; Past Chief Templar. {. II. smith;
Chaplain, Miss Viola t'arker; Recording
Secretary, Benjamin Franklin; Financial
Secretary. Il. A. Mays; Treasurer. Miss
Annie Elicit; Marshal, Julian Barker;
Deputy Marshal. Miss Maggie Cartwright;
Guard, Miss Sadie Folks; sentinel, Thomas
Barker; Organlst. Miss Mary Eiett; Lodge
Deputy, C.. NJ. Newell superintendent OF
Juvenile Templlrs, Mrs. C.. NJ. Newell.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-09
Meehanics' Institute Commence.
Fuent.

The commencement exercises OF the Vlr-
gipla Mechanics Institute viii take place on
the night OF the 18th instant IN the ball OF
the Young Mems Christian Association,
and there will be addresses from the presi.
dent, George A. Aloshe. Esq, and Hon.
James y. Dunlop. and presentation Of
prizes, &c, by MIR. Burgwyn.
Dir. DunlOp's theme Will be technical
education.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-09
warwick Psrts

The officers Of the Warwick Park Com
pany have offered free excursion 20 the
inmates OF the st. Joseph Female Orphan
Asylum.
As no intoxicating liquors are allowed to
be sold on the premises, and as by special
act Of The Legislature special police prlVi'
leges are conferred upon the company, II IL
safe to say that order and decorum Will all
times be preserved at the park, and as the
wives Of the officers Of the company (all OF
whom are well-knOwn gentlemen OF this
oity) are constantly travelling 10 and from
the park. the excursions are such that ladies
can 20 with their little children even when
unaccOmpanied by gentlemen escorts.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-09
uu.,Inr. Ceurt Ye.,erday,

Jack Butler and Betty Jones lboth colored)
were tried on the charge OF resisting the
police while In the discharge Of their duty.
Jack was fined sl0 and Betty was sent 10
iail for ten days
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-09
"a az rINGS
NOTICE OF MEETING.
~ We. the undorsigned, stockholders. OF the
RICHMOND AND WEST FOINI
TERMINAL RAILWAY


TERMINAL RAILWAY
AND
WAREHOUSE COMPANY,
s.,,,,, .ocether one tenth and more OF the capi-
,,l 10Y of The said company, hereby call gen
,r.I ,oeetiug Of the stockholders OF SAID com
,.snv 70 be held at Ballard-H House HnL; IN me
NV of Richmond, on the 3isT DAY W Mhi' o.
= of~lrck tu the afternoon OF that day. ,,
mi, cali il made for the purpose OF reluu.hss
,,.c ,ecord Of the proceedings Of the Board OF
T'ro-tOrs and the transfer books ana soy .
i,1.er N te produced 10 the stockholders az ealu
,neet,ng. Of examining generally into me snaits
"a tte company: Of considering the adFlsHul.lty
y, eie~tiog a neW president and new poaru os or
Si,e~.orr ia place OF the present BOARD, ana % o'
sis-ting a new president and new ooAfu ol az az
y-tors n Il shAll 10 Determined nat IL Is 10 'n0
Interest o. tue company 80 70 DO
'N'@' h. b. HOLLlNS h CO.,
WILLIAM LIBBEI.
PJ. GOODHART & CO.,
BLUN 4 ST. GOAR,
UALLGARTEN & CO,
TRKD. TAYLOR s CO.,
Z W. CLARK.
HI NICHOLAS,
ISAAC l. RICE
ROHN, POPPRR & CO..
II. DURAND.
l. L. CARROLL.
n ERwCOMBE & Co,
" p GOLDSCHMIDT & CO.,
DR SKCFVIl.LE q CO,
JAMES M. LEOPOLD + CO.,
ROLLSTON & BASS.
q SCHUMACHER q CO,
RUDOLPH KEPPLkh
CAIN & CO,
.,,-a GEORGE c. WILDE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-09
Notice

the sale Of Mr.. Males residence. Groce
and Fourth streets, st $50 O'Clock II. NJ.
See auction notice In tO.day's Dispatch.
FRANK ID. HILL 4 Co., Auctioneers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-09
RniIrnasi Accident.

An accident occurred on the Richmond,
Fredericksburg and Potomac railroad yes
terday morning, as result Of which the
train due here at 1920 was delayed about
two hours. Beyond Ashland a wood train
going north ran into the material train and
several ears were damaged. Nobody was
hurt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-09
EXPOSITION NOTES.
SHALL WE HAVE A NILE TRACK FOB
RACIHG OR MOTT
Broad Street to be Graded, Mscadamized,
and Lighted BY Electricity from the
FAIRGROUNDS to the City.

Letters have been received from James
City, Southampton, smyth, and Clarke
counties stating that they win make credita-
bic county exhibits at the Exposition.
Augusta aud Prince Edward counties
have also taken scton and will come up in
good shape.
Many more are expected to be heard from
in the next day or two.
ELECTRIC LIGHT.
The Electric Light Company, through
their Mr.. Cole, last night voluntarily
pledged Mr.. Starke to light up the whole
length Of Broad street from Richmond Col
lege TO the Exposition-Grounds with light
sufficient to turn night into day as their
contribution to the great enterprise.
RAcECoURsE.
The question Of a race.course is giving
! the management much worry. Mr.. Wing
field scott, the owner OF the property sur
rounding the Exposition-Grounds, has
offered to lease 10 the society enough ground
to extend the track to a full mile course, but
at 4 fIgure which the society Is not able 10
/ give.
Perhaps the matter is OF enough impor-
tance TO our horse-fanciers for them to raise
! z luuu-ciY, -l,JUU VI C-fVVO'
This, some may say, the society could
raise; but the officers declare the society has
limit 10 its ability, and that this Is Just so
much beyond the extreme Of their re-
sources.
BROAD STREET.
As was published yesterday, The matters
OF having Broad street graded and macada-
mized all the way out and plenteous sup.
ply OF water on the grounds are now practi-
cally fixed facts.
The Richmond, Fredericksburg and Po-
tomac railroad is now at work extending It's
track into the grounds. and the lighting Of
| the street being settled it would seem that
everything Is coming right up to the mark.
Richmond has certainly the right men in
the lead.
CIRCULARS.
Printed circulars will be put into the
| hands Of the merchants, &e., this week. Let
every man see TO 1t that they are sent ont at
once. Let the circulars get into the farthest
| quarters OF the land. Let our people set to
| thinking where such circulars will do the
most good. and write to correspondents re-
! questing them te send for others and distri-
butte them in their respective sections.
! Keep an eye on the great North and North>
west and on European points.
HENRICO MEETING.
On Saturday at noon a meeting will be
| held at the Henrico county courthouse 10
organize q county commission, with the in-
| tention OF taking some concerted action
toward looking after the exhibit Of this Sec
ton OF the country In the Exposition.
Henrico County Club and Tuckahoe
Farmers Club will be present.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-09
E,,xau,Geaee.s.rers Residsnee

Al auction this evening At $50 O'Clock. The
residence OF the late Mr. A. G. Male. south
west corner Grace aud Fourth streets. VIII
be sold this evening. See auction sale.
ERANK d. HiLL & Co, Anclioneers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-09

MELANCHOLY OR pssrosDEScy, commonly
called mo .blues,n generally proeecds from .
a sluggish Liver. Il either causes Dyspepsia.
or follows it--oelEg Goth csass ard eject Te
cure Il take simmons Liver Regulator.
II was 20 slck ard ies-spirsted would have
given anything 70 get well; and II any one hs1
insured nls TIE good hoaIth proencei ~ using
slmmoas Liver Regulator. and charged mo =
thousand dollars. would willingly have pstd
isia fact, LOO vcaid DO worth iesa 70 me ubss
what II has done Cor ms.-0scnax " bAsassA
Nscop. Ca
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-09
FpHE BRADSFREET COMPANi'
4 CHARLES Y. CLARK, PRESIDENT
BRADsTREErS RICHMOND Off i~Ns
no 100 EAST MAIN STREET,
Telephone No sSa
an. WITTY. Superintendent

The Richmond once has more tnen keps .i,or. gare
win the rapid growth Of the city ana oS,oek .e ~
ment ol the territory tributary 70 " ~ nonIt o ~
the msrrGntilo community OF this secilou s,.n
Advantages OF q system the superiority ~ "nssl,.
u rsoognized In every trade centre OF .ne .,.d
izsd world Thst Il is 10 special sehse plef' al.
tsfleo By the fss,t mat Il has now larger nuno"
Sssssysbss tAas any stAa msrssn''s sss"e%
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-09
liar. CEnENr. P.AsrEk. se.

NOyA.SCOTIA LAND PLASTER,
~ A.. rheane.t fertilizer Known. For clover,
iimothv. corn ana tebacco-piants u cannot be
eauaiIed- Ills worthless unless fresh srcund- |
have the only mili In the ci,y; and snna iresn As
Lime. Plaster. Cement isths, &c,
foot OF sevsntesnth street. shockos Mia
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-09

ASGosrURA BirrxKs, tho worid.reEoraed sp-
petlzer aud lnyigorssor. Used nov over tns
whols civilized world. Beware Of inits'sonA
Ask for the genuine article, manufactured ~
Or. ]. q. b sIE6KRr 4 SONS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-09
Pardoned on the surgeon's Recon-.
mendaafOn.

Governor Lee yesterday pardoned Louis
Martin, who was sent TO the penitentiary
from Henry county In April 1857, for two
years for huusebreaklnx.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-09
FIFTEEN DOLLARS A SUIT

of it, SsHotf uehad made month earlier eEVE
E couldn't sell for than from SIS to see eoch Salts hoFU tit rel
~ - and reH Suits thotU BRING us credit and ere z
yo satisfaction. SUITS of the good honest hind thaW ID o.
7 neither rip their shape Suits Of the
most hase fabrics simple justice yourself GtoTc
to 5yyr Spring before seeing these Think eU before you oc
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-09
EXCURHIONs.
XETARWICK-PARK TRANSPORTA-

VETARWICK-PARk IKANOPUhIA-
w TION COMPANY. .
Gondola CHIMBORAZO leaves her wharf GILT
,,e,s rreeN daily. including Sundays, at $3.50 A.
N 10 NJ $50 and O'Clock y. NJ. Returning
leaves warwick Park at l045 A. NJ. l:l5, S45, and
ASP NJ. Fare, 80 cents each way; round trlp'
20 cents; children under twelve years Oh age.
baif price. children under fyc years free. NO
drunken or disreputable person allowed on the
promises The company reserves the right 70
hold portions OF the grounds and pavilion ior
nrlvate parties special or cooperative rates
eiyen 10 clubs, families. pic-nics, societies, etc'
For further information apply 70
THOMAS ELLETT, Secretary.
No 2s north Ninth street, Richmond, va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-09

A CARD
Having concluded todeyote my entire nme ,Ir ana
AND cHERO0Ts FOR THE JoBBiMS SHs,nas! dRAp5 IL
49, 90 cigars 70 Nessrs q. W. Whitaker
snS Noses Zsnder, 70 be carried on under
sn sho .,y ayT.name OF WHITAKER. LANDER
5 CO., they continuing al the same dSs,rs sSs1S ~
.Ns.., aud cigars Is formerly carried on by me.
YnsnSful Tor past favors. and asking conuhn-
an@a of me same to the new nrrl. remain
@hS0 '" Yours respectfully,
Z. WHiTLOCK.
Owing 10 the above change kindly ASK sil
~ sTe Indebted 70 me 10 settle lhelr eceounts
stsssr through Mr. Whitaker al No, IL nVveInST
s.les., sl.. s,sae, y, Respectfully,
In suogs p. WhITLoCK.