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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-29
NXTHO Is MRS. WINSLOW /?

As question isfrcquently asked We viii sim
ply say thatshe Is lady who for upwards OF forty
years has untlringiy devoted her time and tai
ents as a female Physician and Nurse. princi-
pally among children. She has especially stu
died tho constitution aud wants oi this numerous
class. and. as a suIt OF this effort aud practical
knowledge, obsafned In q lifetime epent as .
nurse and physician, sho has compounded .
Soothing Syrup for children teething. 10 ope-
rates Ike magic-girtns ress and health, andis
moreover sure 10 resuless tho bowels in con-
sequence Of this article, Mrs Winslow IS becom-
ing gword-renoWnede es q DenefactOrof her race;
children certainly do-EIsE Up and bless her: cs-
pecanY Is this thecassin In this city. Vast quan-
titles Of tho Soothing Syrup arc DAILY sold and
used hero. We think Mrs Winslow has immor.
t8lizsd her name by Shis invaluable article, aud
we sincorely believe thousands OF children havo
been saved from early grave by its timely
use, ana that millions yes unborn will share rs
benefits and unite IA calling her blessed so
MOTHER has discharged her duty 20 her suffering
little ons in our opinion, until she has given 10
the benefit Of Mrs. WnsloWs 5ootbing Syrup.
Try Il, mother. TRr1r Eow.-Ldfiss' Vis.ior SOW
York city Sold BY all druggists. twenty-five
cents bottle. ap E-erd
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-29
Before Jusiice Richardson.

POice.Jusiice Richardson had a long and
tresOme docket yesterday morning, and 1t
was some time after noon before his labOrs
on The bench were concluded. OF the cases
disposed OF The following were the most im-
por,sut:
James Couch Ccolored), who was un-
der bond for his appearance at the Hus-
tings Court on the 6ln Of June, was suPren-
dered by his bOndsman and was charged
with larceny and with assaulting and
wouudng Crusoe Daniels with spittoOn,
with intent 10 kill. He was fined $40 and
costs and required to give other security, IN
default Of which he was committed to jail.
J.. NJ Brooks (colored), disorderly, OBJ
structing the street, and refusing to move
when ordered by the police. Fined Sj and
costs.
Charles johnson (colored), assaulting and
cursing j. W. Cash on the street. Fined s.
and costs.
Charles Lawrence ,colored), stealing SUM-
dry articles from Mrs. Ann Larkins. Securi-
~ required for twelve months In the sum OF
$500.
Robert Morlay, drunk on the Sabbath.
Fined e. costs.
Margaret Christian (colored), creating n
great disturbance on the Sabbath TO the an
noyance OF the neighbors. Security required
for her good behavior.
Gertrude Carter (colored), abusing Mary
Fernandies. Fined S5 aud costs.
Willie Taylor. disorderly and using pro-
fame language IN the Second market. Fined
Sj aud costs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-29
DIsORDER MONROE PARK.
A Threatened Riot Averted by a Cool,
Fi-rn officer

An arrest vas made IN Monroe Park SUM-
dav afternoon which created considerable
excitement In the neighborh0od, and small
sized riot was narrowly ayerted by the cool,
firm stand taken by the officer.
About G O'Clock, while the keeper OF the
park. Joseph ". BeasIey (whO is vested
with constabulary powers), was standing
near the fountain, his attention was attract
ed by the rough manner in which 4 colored
woman not far from him was handling a lit
tie boy that had evidently been committed to
her keeping. She threw the little fellow
down on the ground with much force and
then began to beat him with her tist. The
officer ran across the sward to where she
was. and. taking bold OF her told her to
come with him. She refused TO 20, and In
fcg moments Il large crowd OF negroes had
assent bled-0ne OF whom rushed up and
said: Z" You can't take that woman nowhere;
IN wade up 20 my knees in blood TO pre-
vent it,"
The woman finally consented to 20 with
the ofliceras soon as she carried the child TO
is home, which was near by. Mr.. Beasey
was followed by the crowdo; negroes, which
had increased 20 several hundred. Seeing
tbst he was being surrounded he called upon
several citizens to assist him, which they
promptly did. At one time a general riot
was imminent. but the police, In response 10
a telephone message. came upon the scene,
tool, charge Of the woman, aud carried her
TO the rhlrd police station.
The woman's name + Addie Shackeford,
and the charge preferred against her was
that OF being disOrdcrly in Monroe Park.
George Anderson. simon Woodbridge, VIII
linn ii. Dudley, and Jacob Brown were
pointed cut to the police as being implicated
IN The aff,ir, and they were charged with
being d.sorderly and resisting Mr.. Beasley.
rhe parties were all before the Police
Court Yesterday morning, and were repre-
sealed by the colored attorney, Giles Jack
sou.
The above statement contains the gist OF
the evidence. -erng that his clients were IN
a bad box, Gle, appealed to the Court to
deal lightly with them.
Iuslcc Richardson said he would do no.
thing OF the kind. lie proposed TO show no
mercy 10 men who wanted to wade through
blood. Besides, this was Just the beginning
OF the season at which mothers send theic
children 10 the parks for recreation, and he
meant 10 throw around the little ones the
protecting arm Of the law. He accordingly
fined them Sl0 aud costs each and required
security for their good behavior Tor twelve
months; except in the case OF Brown, who
was discharged. All four OF the parties
were placed IN the prisoners pen to be taken
10 jail.
This should serve rs q warning to nurses
and others IntTusted with the care OF small
children.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-29
For the 10. Louis Convention via the
Pennsylvanfa Central.

For the National Democratic Convention,
TO be held In st. Louis June 9Th, We will run
a special train, leaving Washington st 10 A.
NJ. Saturday, June Cd, and reaching -.
Louis at II. 81. sunday, June ga, for which
round.trip tickets between Washington and
So. Louis will be sold at the low rate OF S20,
which include sleepingcar accommodations
In both directions, meals going, and tickets
good to return on any regular train until
June 18th, inclusive. We will also sell
tickets May 3lst TO June 4th, inclusive, good
on regular trains and good 10 return until
June 18th, inclusive, at the rate OF e20.s0.
This last rate, however, does not cover
meals and slseping-csr accommodations ca
route. For the National Republican Con-
yention In Chicago, June 10Th, we win run
special train from Washington, leaving az
10 A. NJ. Saturday, June 18th, for which
tickets will be sold, including sleeplng.csr
accommodations and meals ell route IN both
directions, good 10 return until June 26th,
inclusive, at the rate OF els Tor the round
trip. We will slso sell rouud.trip tickets
June 18th 10 18Th. inclusive, 10 Chicago.
good 10 return Until June 10Th, inclusive, al
the rate Of sl6.75, which cover traDsporta-
ton charges only. the tickets being good on
all regular trains. The els tickets not used
on the special train returning will not cover
cost OF sleeping-car accommodations and
meals. returning, and IL holders return on
regular trains they will have to provide for
their own meals and seepiag.car berths.
Apply TO X. A. Parke, Passenger Agent,
Washington. ID. G.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-29
CITY SCHOOL BOARD.
MONTHLY MEETING HELD YESTERDAY
EVENING.
Arrangements for the Closing Exercises
Enlargement Of School Buildings-
Night Schools. &c.

The regular monthly meeting OF the City
School Board was held in the High-school
building yesterday afternoon at O'Clock.
Present: Messrs. J. Taylor EIyson CHAIR.
NAM, William Lovenstein, A. l.. Phillips, 5.
p. Moore, +. d. Starke, J. c. Dickerson, and
William NJ. Turpin; J. B. Cary, superin-
tendent; Charles z. Rady, clerk and super
visor.
suPERINTENDENT's MONTHLY REPORT.
Colonel John L. Cary, superintendent,
submitted his monthly report, showing the
condition OF the public schools. The report
gives 10 principals, 1s9 teachers, 2l0 schools;
enrolment for the month, $685.; daily
average attendance, 904S; total enrolment,
l0,S53: percentage, %. lie says: "There
has been some falling Of in the monthly en-
rolment. which is usual at this season,
owing, it is thought, TO the approach OF the
final examinations But II Is gratifying to
observe tbat the average attendance maln-
tanned its normal rate"
The Superintendent refers to the official
visits OF the board TO all the schools during
the past month In conjunction with himself,
and hopes the results will be seen In an IN.
creased interest among both teachers and
scholars.
FINAL EXAMINATIONS AND CLOSING EXERCISES.
The Superintendent saws that the usual
arrangements for the fiBal examinations have
been nearly completed, and the examinations
will begin in the Richmond High School and
the CoIored Normal School on Friday. June
1st. The examinations in the district schools
will commence on Wednesday, June 9th.
The closing exercises OF the Richmond High
School will be held at the Richmond Theatre
on Thursday night, June 14tb, and those OF
the Coored Normal School will be held on
Friday night, June l5tb.
MAPS FOR THE EXPOSITION.
The Superintendent has made arrange
ments to have some maps drawn by pupils Of
all the different grades IN which map-draw.
ing i taught ready for our great Exposition
next fall. He also proposes to put on eXbi-
buon five coDy books from each grammar
grade, showing the skill Of our publc.school
scholars In penmanship, and thus bring the
Richmond public schools before the people
OF our State and the country at large.
SCHOOL IMPROVEMENTS.
The board authorized the Committee on
Buildings to proceed at once to the enlarge
ment OF Springfield, East-End, and Madison
School buildings. The Council made an ap.
preparation for the same in March last.
TECHNICAL SCHOOLS.
Or. s. Z. Moore submitted report on the
subject OF night schools. which looks to the
opening Of the schools at an early day.
Hon. J. Taylor Ellyson was reelected
chairman Of tbe board.
After usual routine business the board ad-
journed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-29
syuMER REsoKrs.
MONTGOMERY WHITE SUI
WI PHrR SPRINGS,

GEORGE W. FkGG q CO. pEorsIKToss-
Up LoNGLgy. Cashier, late OF 81 James Hotol,
New Orleans;
J. WATKINS ISE. Mnnagor, iatc Of St James Ho-
tel, Jacksonville. tia.
This popular ros OF viii b opon JUNE !, lSSS
a narrow gauge railroad ono ana three quarter
miles connects the Sprincs with the Norfolk aud
Western railroad al Zig Tunnel. Connection
raado with all trains. send for circulsrs.
my 21.2m
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-29

For sale By the following druggists; Polk
Miller D Co., 9th q mann; no. forstmann, 90
Lanmer. 900 west harshsll; Cary Bros, 5sJ
Leigh; Harrison q Ptercs. BEoad& Fousheo: l.
b. Thomas& Co. "a Broad; II o. cabcll, Jr, 81
Co, Sd q Main, b. D. Dapuy, e7 Broad; w. L.
Moody, Manchester and Virginia; II. N. SHIELD
& Co.. 600 east Marshsii; A. r. suellings q BRO,
Manchester, Va q. y. ssuer d Co., 18th q
Broad; J. A. Golden, bis north i7tl; b. Q. Lewis,
$500 east Leigh; j. T. Lerr, Z easu Broad; Il. y.
Reese Il Co., COB essE Asxsshall c., A. BsrriAn, -
north Nth: T. Ronof<s Baker, ols east Main:
Briggs Bros, lat q Main; J. ) Morrison, Si5 east
Broad; q " lg,a-y Ta % ssss INA Main vI.O ".
lin; W. 2. Phillips. 9Th 8 uais; l.. p. Routt. lit
east Main; l.. Wagner; 6k2 Broad: w. N. VII
hsfns, 2ai6 vensbls; A II. Robins. 52s north "a
J. A. Book, 5G Broad: :. y: Reed, 6ol 18Th; !. IA
j. Blair, Broad q 9th. sptoeodtJy3
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-29
HOLLYWOOD MEMORIAL.
Arrangements for the Celebration
Tomorrow.

Tomorrow will be memorisl-day, and the
ladies' OF the Hollywood Memorial Associa-
tion have arranged, as for many years past, q
celebration for the afternoon, at which IL Is
hoped there will be a large and interested
audience. The procession OF carriages will
assemble at the corner OF Second and Frank
lin streets at bali past 4 O'Clock, sud there
await the military escort, which will be un-
der the management Of Lee Camp.
The ladies' OF the association have always
furnished their own carriages at their private
expense, so as not to encrOSch
on the very small amount OF funds
in their treasury. They viii he
very glad TO have the line OF carriages In
creased by the addition Of any couveyances
OF private individuals, whether owned or
hired for the occasion. No carriage viii be
allowed TO enter Hollywood except in the
procession, and only then such as are fur
nished with a badge Of the association.
These badges may be obtained by any per.
son who will apply for them at the house OF
the president, Mrs. Lewis Webb, corner
Second and Franklin streets.
Senator Gordon, Of Albemarle, will be the
orator Of the day.
The ladies' Of the Hollywood Memorial As
sOciaiion are earnestly requested 10 meet at
the Early gate tomorrow morning at 10
O'Clock, "a the house will then be opened
and notices distributed. The Committee on
Grounds are particularly requested to be
present,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-29
LEvIES TEN CASES.
sheriff winston Continues TO DisObey
Judge Bonds order.

Sheriff Winston yesterday levied execu-
ions IN ten "coupon-crusher" cases in
which judgment had been rendered against
taX-payers.
This is in direct disobedlence to the re-
straining order OF Judge Bond, End 1t is
looked upon rs certain that Judge Bond will
cause the Sherilrs arrest.
The Judge Is expected 10 sail on Saturday
for Europe. and Il is, therefore, doubtful
whether be will take any action until he re-
turns. The sheriff said yesterday that he
had no information as to whether or not a
case would be made UP before Judge Bonds
departure. Mr. Royal was in Baltimore
yesterday, and will be in Alexandria to-day
engaged In the trisl Of coupon cases.
Mr.. Cooper was rather reticent, but said
hc thought it probable that no case would be
made up until fall.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-29
Tie Electric Wires.

The Union Passenger Railway Company
Is renewing its overhead wires (trolley wires)
all over The city. The reason is that when
they were first put up the work was done,
especially In the curves, with much super
1uous material, and II is believed tbat the
condition OF the road will be improved II
these are removed and lighter arrangements
are made.
sunday there was no trolley wire on
Twcnty-ffth street from r for about two or
three sQusree, the workmen on Saturday not
hayisg sumplsssd the rswl<iHg Of that SEQ
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-29
PRESIDENT OF TaE COUNCIL,
Thomas r. Campbell Nominated by
the Democrats.

A meeting OF the Democratic members Of
the new Common Council was held last
night TO nominate a president 10 be elected
by the body when it goes into Office in July.
The only two names before the meeting were
those OF Messrs. Henry Bodeker and T. p.
Campbell. One ballot was taken, resulting
in the nomination Of Mr.. Campbell by a vote
OF II to 10. The nomination was aiterward
made unanimous.
Mr.. Higgins presided over the meeting,
and the following others were present:
MessIs. Joynes, Wingfeld, Gum, Philips,
Glover, Hunt, Curtis, Grimes, Pleasants,
Mann, Moore. J. w. White, W. l.. " bite,
Steel, Anderson, Courtney, Stratton, Grymes.
Brauer. Mussen, Christian, and Bowdeu.
Mr. Campbell has served Clay Ward In the
Council for several terms, and two years ago,
since which time he bas not been q member,
he was chairman OF the Committee on
Streets, position he filed very successfully.
He is scarcely more than forty years OF age;
his business Is that OF lumber-meaSurer and
inspector, and he Is well known in the
community and everywhere recognized
and honOred as man Of clear head, sound
judgment, and unimpeachable integrity.
Mr.. Bodeker is the head OF the lOng-estab>
llshed drug house OF Bodeker Brothers, and
IS in every respect worthy, and would have
made an excellent president. Indeed, the
members found it exceeding difficult to de-
eide between the two. only one vote separa-
ted them.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-29
pronerty Trnusfers.

Richmond: Charles II. Cosby and wife to
George Preston, 80 feet on Leigh street near
Harrison, 81, 400; Fannie NJ. Griffin to Syl-
yanUs Stokes, % feet on Poplar street be-
tween Fourteenth aud Fifteenth, 5000; Syl-
ylnus Stokes 70 Fannie VI. Griffin, 8 St.l2
feet on Grace street near Harrison, 1924 O3 !;
Charles T.. stokes aud wife to same. IL 2!-12
feet on Grace street near Harrison, 81 ,O36 .53; (;
Hugh NJ. Taylor and wife to William b Sci.
don, 10 feet on Second street near Hill, $500;
r. II. Whitock and wife TO Hiram Oliver,
81 5-l2 feet on Clay street between Twenty
seventh and Twenty.elghth, Sl,0j0.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-29
GOVERNOR LEE.
what He said About sscretsry.Of
the-Navy wbifBeJ.

Referring to the Norfolk navy.yard the Gov.
ernor yesterday said, when hi' attention was
called 10 the Washington letter in Sundays
Dispatch, that he had never seen any account
OF the speech referred to; but any report Of it
that nude him condemn the administration
Of Mr.. Whitney was incorrect. "Why,'
said the Governor, ~ have ALWAYS had the
highest esteem for Mr.. Whitney personally;
he has ever been officially and otherwise
kind to me, and have always thought that
he has given us the clearest, cleapest, and
most efficient administration OF the Navy
Department within my recollection. Why,
bless your soul. lam one OF those who see
splendid presidential timber in the present
Secretary 0f the Navy"
The Governor IS now IN King William
c0uuty at the residence OF Colonel Thomas
II. Carter, where his wife has been visiting
for )me time.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-29

bushel OF charcoal, and in one OF the graves
was 96-grote silver piece and also 40 am-
brotype Of n boy. both OF which are now IN
the possession OF Captain Frank w. Gun
ningbam
The bodies were brought to the clty on
one OF the city tugs and hauled to Holly
wood by one OF Captain Bossteux's wagons.
Mr.. Craddock, who has charge OF the city
carts, rendered very much assistance 10 re-
moving the bodies.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-29
The Chcsspeake and Ohio Case TO be
Hoard To-Day.

To-day Is the time fixed for Judge Well
ford, Of the IIenrico Circuit Court, 10 hear
argument upon the question Of allowing Gers
tain parties TO file their petitions, which
were presented on the 10Th instant, ask
lug that they be made parties defendant in
the suit OF c. p. Huntington rs. The Chesa-
peakc and Ohio Railway Company, the OBJ
ject Of which is 10 ioreclOse the mortgage.
The petitioners are AdOlphus Whitcomb, Of
Paris, who holds million aud a hall OF bonds
Il; julius NJ. Z. Noyes. holder OF ten thou
sand B bonds, and Charles Guidlet, who is a
holder OF currency bonds. There viii be a
great array OF legal talent, both from New
York and this city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-29

II. SELDOM TAYLOR. 0 y. NJ. commissioners
sale OF Br0ad-sreet st0r0 on north riie OF
Broad street just above First
RAWLINGS q ROSE, $50 7. NJ, west BroAd-
street building lots, at southwest corner Ot
Broad aud Sbefcr streets.
POINDEXTER & DENOON, y. NJ, trustees
sale Of frame Dwelling ON Moore street; $50
J.. NJ. trnstoos' salo Of frame dwelling on
Moore street near new Aooro-Sroet school.
J. THOMPSON BROWN 8 CO., y. ~. un-
improved property on Reservoir and Ash
land streetA
n. w. BOWE, p. NJ, residence ,2l0 east
Grace street, with lot.
X. h. CHAFFIH q CO., r. NJ, store.stsnd and
farm on Brook turnpike. six miles from city.
GEORGE w. MAYO, i0% A. NJ. green grocers
stote-nXsures, shelving, ico-box, scales, sc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-29
DE-. uoGz's CHURCH.

Rev. Dr. Martin, of Danyille, filled DR.. Hoge's
pulpit sunday morning. aud The congregation
was extraordinarily large The sermon was a
good one. Dr. HOgo preached In the afternoon,
and AZ nIghf az the Old Market Hall.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-29
suing the Railroad.

The City Circuit Court was engaged yes
terday in hearing the case OF Franklin Davis
4 Co. Us. the Richmond aud Danyille Iail-
road, which IL an action for damages in the
sum OF $1,000 for alleged failure TO deliver
fruit.trees along the line Of the railroad as
promptly as they should have been delivered.
Messrs. j. G. Lamb and Leake & Carter re-
present the plaintiffs and Judge w. r. Staples
and B. b. Muniord the defendants. The
evidence was concluded, and counsel spent
some time arguing instructions which they
desired to have gwen the Jury.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-29
Grand sacred Coueert.

Isrdella's band OF twenty pieces VIII give
q grand sacred concert on the steamer Ariel
next sunday AFTERNOON. The Ariel will go
rs far 81 the monitor feet, and as she has
been 20 handsomely furnished and this Is
her nrst excursion this sssson, It vii doubt
lees bs gfszs susccss.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-29
The Ke,nssus Inferred. !.

Yesterday afternoon the remains OF the
fourteen Confederate sailors who were
brought TO the city from Drewry's Bluff on
saturday we're taken TO Hollywood aud bu-
ried, Rev. W. J. Shipnlan conducting the
services. The interment took place In the
soldiers section OF the cemetery.
On the place where the coffns were ex-
humed at DrewFy's Biutf four large tomb
htcnes have been erected.
In enc Of the eef1ns wa found abeut
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-29
sal. ora c,x.ret,..rae,orx

Yesterday deed was died for record In
the clerks Office OF the Chancery Court
which conveyed by sale from Lewis Ginter
to a company called "Allen q Ginter Ineor-
poratedo for S63, 900 the buildings and
property therein (engines, boilers, fixtures,
tobacco, machinery, &c.,) lately used by
Allen & Ginter, on Cary street between
Sixth and Seventh streets, in the manufac-
ture OF cigarettes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-29
s"onn. naArloNRnY. as.
.A7WlDDEY'S CLOSING-OUT SALE
YOU CAN BUY
STATIONERY
AT THE LOWEST PRICES
EVER OFFERED IN THIS CITY.

Ezamue the following list:
ARNOLDS WRITING FLUlD-Qunrts. 35c. per
bottle pin;s. @3c.; halfpinis, l3c;
CAETEES WHITING FLUlD-Quarts, 35c. {;
piuis, s}r;
CARTrN'S COMBINED WRITING AND COPY
ING INk-Quar;s, J0-.; pints, &c;
ANTONIT'S FRENCH COPYING INK-Quarts,
i0c.; pinis, co..
STttTORpS COMBINED WRITING AND
COPYING INk-Quarts, 42c.; pints, &c;
LE1TTR-BJOKS, l0Al2 500 pages. first class
copying paper, sec. each; l0xli, 800 pages,
same payor, $40 each;
LEDGERS, fully bound. Denny size. ends and
hands. lrst-class paper. my own make,
every book guaranteed; Coo. per quire, 30
pages O. Qurs.
JOURNALS AND CASH-BOOKS Of same style
anl quality atsamo price;
HALF-3OUND BOOKS IN all rulings, Sc pages 10
quro, az re per qure;
CHEAP BOOKS IN DUCK BINDING at 20 per
cent d 0ss Than regular prices;
CASH-BOOKS with printed heads, and ruled
with columns. TRlSi BALANCE BOOKS,
and CliECh-BOOAS on all the banks at tie
Same discount
Can and supply yourself before this stock has
been picked oyor. Remember this is a bona
dde cost sslo
EVERETT WADDET,
1il2 Main street
This sae does not interfere with my facilities
for tho execution Of your order, fo- PRINTING
and BINDING. which will be executed as
promptly and reasonable as ever.
my i6cOdl3t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-29

ton. But II did not interfere with the run
ming OF cars, the road at this point being on
q down grade.
Saturday morning an overhead wire broke
at the corner OF Cary and Reservoir streets,
and two cars beyond that point were pre-
vented from running for awhile. A man
was stationed near the wire to keep any out
slider from touching II, and II vas soon
replaced In position,