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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-28
HON. a. T.. HOLLADAY.
His Retirement from the ChaEcery
GOuFs Bench.

The Cbancery Court adjourned at 10
O'Clock Yesterday morning for the December
term. At the next term judge l.. II. FItz-
hugh will take bis Seat. Judge A. /. Holla-
day, just before lesyIng The bench, read the
following farewell 20 the officers OF the court
aDd members o. the bar:
" Nv term OF Office expires with the present
wear. and desire 10 return my thanks TO the
officers Of this court and 10 The gentlemen Of
the bar for the uniform courtesy and kind
ness which have received at their hands,
and for the valuable assistance they have rem
dercd me I'm the administration Of Justice.
For six years have devoted my whole time
10 the discharge OF the laOorious and difficult
dnties oi my Office. in every instance
the rights OF each suiior have been
thoroughly investigated; the papers I'm
every case have been carefully examined; the
Arguments OF counsel and the authorities
cited maturelY considered. Not a single
case remains in my hands for adjudication.
Every SUIT upon the docket Of ibls court
ready for hearing and submitted 10 me f0r
determination has been decided and a
decree declaring the rights Of the parties en-.
tered upon the order. books oi tins cOur';
and now that shall ia few days return TO
the practice Of INV profession in this city, |
have the unspeskable satisfaction Of knowing
that have dschiTgei az Oi the duties OF
NV Office impartially. conscientiously, and to
the beet Of my ability"
Mcssr-. James Lyons. Jr, John A. Coke,
James Pieasants, and William Flcgcnheimer
responded on bebal; of The bar, expressing
Their high appreciation Of Judge Holiday
and thanking bin FOR his many cOurtesies 10
The members oi the bar.
Nr. w. G. Preston moved that the paper
hc spread upon The records oi The court, but
as Judge Holladsy said he would prefer that
this be not done the motion, though it was
seconded, was not put 10 vote.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-28

Congress to so amend the present tariff as to
prevent the importation OF foreign wool un-
der the names OF ring.wastc. thread-waste,
yarn-waste. etc, which are now used to
eysde the tarf duty, declaring tbat it Is
largely due 10 these fraudulent importations
OF wool aud the improper Classification and
inequality OF The tariff on wooIen and
worsted goods that their industry has
been so seriously checked IN lis de-
Yelon,oent, aud deciding to send dele
CATION to Washington TO present to Con-
gress the true needs OF the wool Industry OF
the South. The resolutions also express
great satisfaction at the result OF the late
election, thinking il a viudication OF the pro-
tective system, aud IN view OF the fact that
all iho Texas delegation in Congress are op'
losed TO The present tariff system aod favor
free wool, they respectfully request ;. J.
Randall OF Penn'Ylvanil, aud William Me-
kinley OF Ohio. TO represent the Texas wool
growing Industry wheu a revision oil the
tariff comes up IN the House.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-28
Personals and Brfefs.


Miss Lula Meade, daughter Of Mr. p.
Meade, is spending the holidays with her
parents.
W. l.. Mcleod, OF the Suffolk Herald and
Suffolk correspondent Of the Dispatch, is In
the city.
Mr. John W. Otey. index clerk Of the
House Of representative, IS IN the city for
lew days.
Mr.. William L. Royal has moved into his
handsome residence on Franklin street be-
tween Henry and BelSidere.
J. W. Wheeler, deputy sheriff OF Elizabeth
City county, and r. f. Fultz. deputy sherin
OF Henry county, were at the Capitol yester-
day.
An adjourned meeting OF the stockholders
OF the Richmond and Dsnyile Railroad
Company was held yesterday. but no bust
ness was transacted. The meeting adj 0urned
10 January 9th.
Miss Mamie L. Pegram. OF ll9 south
Cherry street. will leave next week for Sus-
sex county, where sue has accepted school.
On Sunday last Miss Pegram was presented
by the sunday school OF Park-Place church,
of which she Is orgsnst, with handsome
oxford Bible.
Mr.. j. w. Kates, OF Philadelphia. formerly
q Richmond; Roger A. Pryor, JT., Of New
York: OrmOnd stone, OF the University OF
Virgibis; II. \. staude, OF Amherst county,
and Colonel Charles ;. Venaoe OF tue
University OF Virginia, are in the city, stop
ping at the Exchange Hotel.
Mr.. Lightioot WOrmley's son, who was so
badly wounded on Christmas day by the ac-
eidental discharge OF his gun which he was
pulling through fence, was greatly inn
proved yesterday, and 1t i. believed that he
will recover. He is still al the family home
stead IN King william county.
Governor Lee Yesterday received a letter
from j. l.. Klinkinbeard, OF Medicine Row,
Wyoming Territory. stating thst he was an
old soldier in Company A, Second Virginia
cavalry Colonel T. I. Munford's regiment),
and that be wanted the Governor to send
him his picture for q Christmas gift. The
Governor will comfy With the request.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-28

IL IS quite evident that Colonel ". II. FOs.
ter, OF the Boston IDEAL, tins yesr deter
mined 10 give standard English opera with
n dcsree NJ excellence never before attained
bv the Ideals. Since the split two years sgo
this organization has been constantly re-
ceiving new blood and Sinew, but 1t was not
until the present season that the manager has
been able 10 work out his peculiar plaOs.
There was profitable field in this country
for the legitimate opera comique. and II was
into this the Ideals have been drifting. In
order to cOnsummate his designs Man9ger
Foster vas compelled TO build upa company
i'm which TIE ensemble was the chief considera-
ton otter the prima donne. Pluline RAlle-
mond, the heroine Of "Lakme." aud toe most
talented member OF the American Opera
Company. was in Germany, starring at the
leading Opera-hOuSes. She was engaged and
before the season WAS under way that talent
cd actress and Ginger GeOreiene Won JANUS
cbowsky was secured for the heavy dramatic
roles. Charming Zelie de Lus,an was re.
tanned, and W. II. Mertens, the baritone
who created such u ti,rOr with the American
company, was also secured. Another im-
portant adjunct WAS a first-rate tenor, and
Signor ParIsOtti from the Drewry Lane
Italian Opera, was added 10 the li.t OF prin-
cip,ls. Then, too, the old fayorites were
retained. There was Frank Baxter, W. II.
Clark. j. c. Miron. Clement Biinbridge,
and Attalie Claire. To further per-
feet this strong ensemble u chorus oi
forty voices were enlisted, and
magnificent orchestra OF TWENTY-FIVE pieces
selected by Director Ad. Neuendorf from
his best musiciins. Then. in direct keeping
with the desires Of the management, three
operas new to the Ideals renertoire were
added, being Gounod's immortal opera OF
Faust" RossinPs Barber Of Seville"
aqd Mas,fs masterpiece "Queen Topaz"
Toe engagement Of the Ideals, therefore,
which opens next Monday night at the Rich
mond Theatre, promises to be one fthe great
events Of the season In musical way.
The sale OF seais opens this morning at
O'Clock. The repertory Is: Monday. Bar
Der OF Seville; ruesdiy. "Queen Topaz;
Wednesday matinee, "Martha"; Wednes-
day night, Carmen aud Thursday night,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-28
SERIOUS RIOT
Between Americans aud Kussiaus.
rRv ,eleornnh 10 tho Disnat,h1

st. PAUL. December 27.-A special to the
Pioneer-Press from sioux City says 50.
rlous riot occurred this morning near Trip.
OAK, between Russian Meunonites and
Americans. A public sale was held at the
farm o. a Russian named Sink and IN
American farmer named Merchant pur-
chased dozen chickens When ready TO
start home he found two chickens missing
aud complained TO sink, who told him b.
take something OF equal value. lie caught
q goose mud started home. but was Oveftlken
Dy a psity OF eight Russian-. who
claimed the goose rs their property.
A wrangle ensued that attracted others
to the scene. and soon a general fight was IN
progress, in which some twenty men were
engaged, with the Russians a. aggressOrs.
Two brothers named Johnson, VINO were
passing. jOncd IN the mt.te with knives.
A Ru>sisn named Mayer VA, stabbed, and
he IN turn split Charles Johns0n's head with
a ncck-yoke, infictmg a fatal Injury. The
same weapon broke tine arm Oi George John
son, and knives were used to slash up three
other Russians badly but not fatally. The
Americans found the force opposing them
too strong aud withdrew from the field.
The wOunacd Russians were taken care OF
by their companions, and nothing can be
learned from them owing totheir clsnnish
customs The affair has created the most IN.
tense excitement in the neighOUrhoOd, where
n msiouty Of the settlers are Russians. Oi'
tcers are now investigating.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-28
Indian Scouts Dl.arm Settlers.
fBy telegraph 70 the Di.patch.I


ST. Louis. December p A special from
Purcell. Indian Territory, TO the Post Dis
patch says: Indian scouts under Lieutenant
McComb have visited OklahOma station and
arrested all in that ylclnty, compelling them
10 hltch up their wagons and take everything
with them aud 20 to the scouts camp. The
scouts dsarmed tho settlers and drove them
like so many hogs. 5lanY OF those who were
arrested were men who bad been engaged in
teaming for the Government; Others had
been railroad employees who were tempo
rarity without work and who had expected
work sooa. The people OF Purcell are very
indignant, suppo,ing ii TO be scheme to
capture The town site. Some OF those at the
station have small houses built on runners.
This is new style OF architecture, but il
NAV possibly be very convenient where one
has several masters.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-28
sPEl1AITIRS

on which I was awarded First Premium at
the Virgins Agricultural and Mechanical
Exposition:
Superior Fruit>Cake, 30 30 30 cents per
pound.
Three pounds Of Pound-Cake for I'll.
Citron.C Cake, 40 cents per pound.
white Altnond.Cake. 80 cents per pound.
Iady.Cake, 50 cents per pouud.
Ornamental Cakes OF best quality always
on baud.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-28
u.,r,co couuc,t. No. zaa.

Alta stated meeting Of Heurico Council,
No. 1873, Royal Arcanum. beld wednesday
evening at P0whatsn Hall. the following
officers we're elected for 1880: DR.. James +.
Crane. regent; L. II. McDonough, vice
recent; f. IL. CARRIER. orator; c. II. kau-
felt. past regent; Il. L. Harrison. secretary
r. A. Gilmer, collector; 5. z. Wsdfill.
treasurer: j. W. Reams. chaplain; +. j.
Parater. guide; j. T. Maynard. warden;
James Hudson, sentry.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-28
EIecIinn OF nnicnrs.

The following officers were elected by JEFF
ierson Lodge. No. %, Knights OF Pythis-,
last night. j. +. Burn~, past chancellor; t..
+. Hopkins. hancellor-commander; John
Allen, yice-commauder; VI. L. Whitehurst,
prelatc; Z. W. Joseph, master Of exehequer;
". T. Atkinson, master Of finance j. II
Lsmkin. keeper Of records and seal; John j.
Davis. master-at.arms; Il. T. Briggs, George
Duncan, Henry Trucson. trustees; L. e.
Jones, representative TO Grand Lodge.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-28
New Orleans Races.
lBy telegraph to the Dispatch.

[By telegraph % tne Dispatch.I
NEW ORLEANS, December 27.-The wea-
ther was clear and cool to-day and the track
neaYy.
First race-eeveu sixteenths OF a mile
Annawan won; Leo Brelgel second, Top
o'.the- 1lornlng third. Time, l:lj1.
Second race-three quarters OF mile
60 Lightly won; Probus second, Victress
third. time. l:32.
Third race-dye eighths OF a mile-Chee-
ney won; Benton second, Lord Grosvenor
third. Time, 1:06.
Fourth race-seyen eighihs OF mile
Syntix won; Red Leaf second, Get third.
1'tma f.9lk
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-28
DiphLherIa Raging.


READING, PA, December q. - BreiDigsyiile
Is the ce1tre OF a country district where dipb-
iberia l. raging with fearful results. TO day
two sous Of Henry Youpg, Of that place. died
OF this disesie. Tins makes five deaths In
this family All from dlpntheris--wilhln ten
days. Their sixth and ony child is not eX-
pectcd TO recover. -Four who died previous
" were all buried IN the same grave. In many
families Two or more children have died.
The terrible disease Is spreading havoc in the
neighDorhoOd.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-28
The PUN pima FeII Asleep.
fBy telegraph to the Dispstch.I

10y % F-70 I17P"7lI1fI
CHICAGO, December q. A dispatch from
Iron wood. Mich. says: The pumpmaa in
Shaft No. Of the Norris mire, Ia the pump
house, $50 feet from the surface, fell asleep
Yesterday morning, aud the shaft took tire
IRON bls lamp. IL Is thought the dre will
be out to-day, so that the shaft can be OPEN
cd. The pump. however, which cost over
$500, Il ruined. The mine will be more
or less crippled for some time. and will be
obliged to lay of large number OF hands.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-28
RIOT In STAFFORD.
BLOODY WORK WEDNESDAY AT TACK.
ErTs MILLS.
Two Men Killed-one White and the Other
Colored-How the. Affair
Began.
,special ,elegram 70 ,he plspatch.l

FREDERIcSssUsG, Va, December 81
There Il much excitement prevsiiing in
St,nord county over riot that took place
there yesterday at Tacketts Mill. between a
lot Of white and colored men. The fight re-
by the name OF Helm and a colored man
whose uame baye been unable 10 learn as
yet. It is said that the whole party bad been
mbibing somewhat freely, and whilst the
men killed commenced the tight owing to an
old grudge bstween them. Many OF the
parties have been arrested, and Common
weallh'S-At Attorney White, whose Office is In
this city. Ieft early this morning for the
scene Of the aiIrov.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-28
College Professors IN Conference.

A conference Of professors from some OF
the leading institutions OF The State took
place at the Exchange Hotel last night.
Among those present were Professor Or.
m1nd Stone (oi the Mccormick OBSERVE
ior,) and Professor Charles ;. Yenable, OF
the University Of Virginia, and Professor
II. 4. Staude. OF Amherst county. Professor
William f. Fox. principal OF the Richmond
High school, scted as secretary Of the meet
ing. The deliberations OF their meeting
viii be given TO the press To- day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-28
Cbvistmasi Chrissmasi
COnfectioncr and Baker,
~ .agf Main sffoof

Confectioucr and Baker,
III east Main street.
Our Christina, prices are ~ follows:
PLAIN Mixed Candies, lj cents per pound;
s pounds for 81.
French Mixed Candies. IS cents per pound,
pounds for 81.
Fine Bon-Bons, % TO 80 cents per pound.
Mailsrdo ChocOlaie-Drops, - cents per
pound.
French Conserves. - cents per pound.
Fresh Mixed Nuts, 20 cents per pouad,
6 pounds for 81.
Ralsius. Figs. Citron. Bananas, Oranges,
and Malaga Grapes very low.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-28
TBy Telegraph 70 the Dispatcn.I

LEAvESwoRfH, ND. December 27.-The
whne.Cap cases have been continued until
March 18th. The defendants asked for
change OF venue frou judge SeaoT, which
was granted. Morris Mofeland. one OF the
prosecuting witnesses. clstms that the W bite
Cap tends tried 10 take bis life Monday
night.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-28
Ala Needed 90 Aserr suffering.

MARBLEHEAD, MASS, December 27.-The
capacity OF the shoe-flctories burn ed
here recently was $50 eases per day when
running on full time, which would make the
pay $4,000 per week. such was Marble
head's business previous 10 the Gre. To-day
with a population Of 1900. only about one
sixth can ind employment. Aid IS needed.
and must be forthcoming, or grea. suffering
will pneuf
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-28
po.t-aaice. Rssbea.


SUNDEREY, Pa. December y. The post.
Office at this place was robbed last nignt.
The robbers pricd the front doors open gItb
Jimmy. but they secured only seyeniy-six
cents. The Office at Northumberland. two
miles from here. was also entered Al they
secured al that place was twenty-four cents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-28

Richmond: A. Il. Courtney and william
+. Tanner and their wives 10 Or. II. Wythe
Davis, ~ feet on Broad street between JEFF
fersOn aud Madison, $3.50; Mary A. Lips.
combs trustee to John :. Trowcr aud Mary
L. Mackie, % feet % Main street near Bel
vldere So; Salhe w. Aloseley's trustees to
John II. Dinneen. % feet on Byrd street be-
tween Third and Fourth. $1,000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-28

Ing the same 20 have been stolen sgsInst each
OF the following: w. Il. shsw, Henry
Piessner, G. ID. Taylor, and OTIS Corbeti:
The lstter Is shsw's fsther-in-lsw. sud VIII
be brought from What Cheer. Ia, the Tequi-
siiion papers having been obtained and Tor
Narded.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-28

Beautiful Ihoiorraphs-lowest prices. liza
GALLERY, Tenth and Maiu streets. Sixcard Pho-
tograpbs 50c.; one dozen csOif cts. sl.5G
DARBYs PR0PmVLACric FLUIp.-tse it IN every
slck-roou. viii keep the atmosphere pure and
wholesome. removing all bai odors from any
source.
Wii destroy all Disease Germs. info 'iion from
oil royers. and all Courageous Diseases.
The omiuont physician. J.. Marion Sims, ". d.,
New York Gays; ~ ain convinced tina; Profcs-
sor Darbys Proghylactic Fluid IS most yalua-
HE dtsinfecfapf
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-28

The following telegram was received yes
terday, when the thermometer indicated $50 {:
WASHINGTON, ID. c., Dee. -. 1883.
Chamber Of Commerce, Richmond, Va:
1920 A. NJ Hoist c0ld-wave signal. TEN.
perature will fall about lC0 by =. VI. De-
cember 18th. GREELY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-28

It wss Mr. J. w. Bust's house and not
Mr.. Burt's that was burned on High street
Tuesday. Everything Ia the building was
lost. even 20 the wearing apparel. Mr.. Bush
saws the tire was burning an hour before The
sFire Department arrived. The loss Is $1,000.
Policeman Yarbrough rendered valuable SER
vice, for which he has the sincere thanks OF
Mr.. Bush.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-28
An Alleged Bism-Up.
[Br telegraph o ths plspaleh.i /

HARRIsoSBUac, va, December 2s.--Last
night a house 10 tue eastern part OF this
county, in which a number OF eolored peo-
pie were boldiag party, was blown up by
dynamite and several Of the inmates, II IL
said. fatally wounded. No particulars are
gwen
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-28
Arrivals at the PemItestiary.

Alexander Camin aud Benjamin Coleman
we're received at the penitentlary Yesterday
lrom Elizabeth CIty county, tue former 10
serve two years and The latter i've years,
both tor malicious assault.
William Smith (coloredl, from Henry
county, ten wears for rape.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-28
Mnrriedin Washington.

Marrlage-iccn>es have been issued In
Washington to the following persons from
this city: Chesley NJ. Jones and Mollie T..
Tierney; Thomas A. =. Champln and Mary
T.. Baker; Channing 81. Carter and sarah L..
Nieholz
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-28
mox,,.Ac.d.,,,y OF Mu,Ic.

The weird story OF DIR. Jekyii and Sir.
Hyde as represented Ia the drama wlil be
given at the Mozart this evening aud Satur-
tiay night, Mr.. Theodore Hamilton appesr-
log 10 the dual character Of DR.. JekyIl AID
Mr.. Hyde.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-28
erana-Jarr ina,etmens..

CHICAGO, December 2I.--fhe grand jury,
which has been considering the stolen. bond
eases, has found TWO true bills OF burglary
and two Of receiving stolen property know
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-28
NEW WATER RATES.
PROVISIONS OF TIE CITY ORDINANCE
70 COMIC EFFECT JANUARY isT.
EYattsr Of General Interest 10 Hspufse
tufers Merchants. Builders, and
Citizens Generally.

Following are the rates provided for IN the
rcy ordinance governing be water works
~ ihc city. and unless something 20 The con-
trarv is done az the called meeting of the
Cos,.aon Council on saturday NIGHT they
s1lS into effect on January /, 1889:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-28
runoy,a,,ou OF Fore,.u wool.

ST. LorIs. Decemner 27.-The wool-grow-
ers OF Kimble. Menard, Sutton. and
schleycher counties, Texas, at q meeting
held Yesterday adopted resouiions urging
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-28

DE Ia Mode. a most excellent fashion
monthly, and Hsrper's Magazine for Janu-
sry can be had OF \. Leonard, s0s Main
street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-28

Fireworks - low as the lowest.
Christmas Ornaments IN great variety.
Ice,Cream OF all imaginable tliyors sna
sll shapes and styles manufactured OF Al
pure cream.
Give us call and oblgc yours truly.
H. ". MOTSTA.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-28

After the opera Tonight
take supper at AntonPs Restaurant, sevepsa
and Broad.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-28

WILLIAM JENKINS 4 son. I&So A. NJ, bans-
nas, lc nous. 81.
j. H. VALENTINE, 10. 4. H., household furnl-
turo notions. g..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-28
Marriage OF Judge farrsr's Dsugh

issued
Judge aud Mrs. T. r. Farrar request your
pfesance al the marriage OF their daughierss
Matte l.. 10 T. Z. shelton. and LILY NJ. 70 L b
Frayser. Tuesday afternoon, January !. lsa
from ~ 10 z. at their home place. ~hohicap."
aAar Iatarsxius ststion- hnsha county. Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-28

Y OST, LAST NIGHT, A POCKET
n BOOK containing a little over s'oJ In money
aud some valuable papers. The nudet Wpl 20
iberany ranarled hy returning the seine % The
under.ignoL }. E. ELAN,
dc galt' 30i north wen seventh etieo'.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-28

Isaac Lewis, Marcclms Mosley, Sidney
Jackson, aod John Anderson (all coloredA
charged win stealing three bsndkerchieis.
the property Of Miller, Rhoads & Gerhart.
Whipped in court by their parents.
william Jc1ersoa Tdce, cursiDg and
abusing Lewis spencer. The difficulty wa
occssioned By the refusal OF Grice te refund
money for pOlicy-ttcget. He was required
10 psy 4 1ne for abusing Spencer and was
sent on for managing policy.
Charles Henry, charged with brfaking
open the door aud beating Sarah Mlchaels.
Fined $40 and costs.
Joseph A. Daby, Tor stealing 4 ham. the
property Of j. y. CaBspa, was jailed for If
teen days.
John Cox, charged with stealing one lot Of
clothing. Required to give security for bis
good behavior.
Washington Page rcOIoredl was fined $40
for beating his wife, Emma Page.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-28

supper After the Opera To-sfgss.
Box parties should order early al AntonPs
Restaurant, seventh aud Broad streets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-28
AICiEON sALEs ron 81.

Those lovely Cologns Bottles with Photographs
at tLEEGAiLERY. Man street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-28

and John Robinson (all col0red) were
charged With unIawiuliy keeping snd con.
Quoting game commonly called policy near
the Richmond and AllechsDy bridge 90
Eighth street. The case was continued TN.
al the 2glh in order TO secure witnesses for
the Commonwealth.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-28
Turkish Life Tablets.

Fooi for the Nerves and Brain. al absolute
cure for Nervous Heads he. Mental Weakness.
Despondeucy, and a positive cure for The Liquor
Habit sold by ". n. ScOrr. Franklin and scyeu-
toenth streei4
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-28
Autonss Resfauranf.

Seventh aud Broad. supplied with every
deicacy after the opera.