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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-13
noBBrxG GRAVES OF FLOWERS.
Hollywood Employee Charged with
This OHence--Ofhcr Cases.

William Rowe q white man apparently
about forty years old, who works In Holly
wood, was before the Police Court yesterday
morning TO answer the serious charge oil
stealing in tie nighttime lot OF funeral de-
signs from The section OF Mrs. Green and
Others In the cemetery in which he has been
employed. The accused appeared IN court
without counsel.
Mr.. Wesley n. Smith, the cemetery police
man who swore ont the warrant on Informs
tion received, said that he was informed that
o. many az eleven graves we're robbed OF de-
slgns last Friday night
Two other witnesses testified that they met
the accused IN the cemetery Friday night
about O'Clock with BAG containing newly
made funeral designs and that he carried on
his arm the frames OF two or more old de-
signs.
Rowe, when asked IL he desired 10 say
anything, stated that on mem0rial-day gen.
tleman who was in bis section placing fresh
flowers on the graves threw several designs
OF dead flowers in the gutter, and be took
them up and bid them until he was ready TO
take them away, and those were the designs
which be had in his possession when seen
by the witnesses.
Justice Richardson took the new Code and
said that he desired 10 READ the state law
ntdTlUR on the tuDlttt lOl tuN " "''
concerned. He read the following from Sec
ton 370j Of the new Code:
"If any person wilfuly or maliciously destroy,
mutilate, iniure. or remove end carry away any
flowers, wredths, roses, or other ornaments
placed upon or around any grave, tomb, monn-
meat, or lot ia any cemetery. graveyard, or
burlal-plsce, shall be fined not exceeding tlU0r
confined In jail not exceeding six months"
The accused was sent on TO the grand
t,,- - nnHar flfe State
law instead OF under the city ordinance,
which makes the punishment much lighter
The Dispdtch has from time to time con-
demned in the strongest terms this almost
objectionable practice Of depredating on the
graves in Hollywood, aud the severest pun
ishment should be given any one against
whom the offence is clearly proven.
EDLOE Up AGAIN.
EdIoe Chappell (colored), who was sent
on to the grand jury on Monday for running
the game OF policy commonly pbrased the
"jug," was before the court again yester-
day. Isaac II. Carter, who went on his
bond, feared that EdlOe would break the
pence, and prayed that he be required to
give additional bond. Edloe succeeded IN
getting another friend to become his surety,
and he was released.
OTHER CASES.
Ned Barrett, drunk and disorderly on the
street Fined S5 and costs.
William II. Lucladoe and Charles Morris
(both colored). fighting on the street. Fined
each - and costs.
Samuel Walter tcolored), drunk and disor.
derly on the street. Fined s. and costs.
A. o. Billings aud Ransom Scott were fined
$50 each for using city water for plastering
without paying for the same.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-13
Date Of Ogerfng.
Activity in west-End Real Estate.

Yesterday J. Thompson Brown & Co.
offered at public auction the Sheppard farm,
about quarter Of mile west OF the city.
and running from the Grove road to Park
avenue or the ScbufIleiown road. Ii was
sub-divided into fifty building lots OF va
riOus sizes.
The auctioneers had previously laid of
the streets with plOughed furrows and
small flags. Maps were Distributed show.
ing the surroundings as we'll as Subdivisions
OF the lots.
A large crowd was in attendance, and the
bidding was spirited. Twenty lots were
sold, ranging in price from 50 to Sl775 per
foot II not sold privately the remainder
OF the property, consisting OF the cottage or
home tract, the Grove avenue, and Hanover
street front will be sold at auction at later
date,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-13
POLITICAL AFFAIRS.
pysocRArIc MEMBERS OF THE coUN-
GIL RESOLVE TO HOLD A CAUCUS.
The Two-Thirds Rule Adoptsd-Meeting OF
the District Democratic
Committee.

Responsive to a call issued on Monday =
conference OF the Democratic mcmbers-elect
OF the Board OF Aldermen and Common
Council and OF the Democratic aldermen
who hold over was held yesterday evening,
at which there were thirty-one present.
Excuses were made for the absence OF seye-
raj who were absent by reason OF sickness
or other causes. Mr. Henry Bodeker was
called TO the chair and Mr.. j. Taylor STRAIT
ton was made secretary.
The only subject considered was whether
or not caucus should be held. Alter free
expresson OF opinion and many motions,
amendments, aud substitutes had been Offer
ed the following resolution was adopted:
Resolved, That we bold a caucus on Tues
day the 10Th instant st O'Clock in the Coun.
elf chamber, and that the said caucus be eoy-
erned by the two-thirds rule.
Under this action paper was drawn up
and signed by all present, after which the
meeting, about S:45, adjourned.
II will require two thirds OF the caucus to
make a nomination for any office.
OTHER CANDIDATES.
The following candidates were not men,
toned in yesterdays list: For Sergeant-at-
Al present sergeant OF police; for Clerk OF
First Market, NJ. +. Gary; for Port Warden.
Charles J. Fox. a present member OF the
board: for Balliff OF Police Court, Timothy
Murphy, present incumbent; for Gauger,
Richard Fox, former incumbent. Moses d.
Hoge, NJ. D., is mention ior membership
IN the Board Of Health.
TIE DISTRICT COMMITTEE.
A meeting Of the District Democratic
Committee was held at the Office OF Rawlings
Il Rose yesterday. Present: &. r. Sands, OF
Henrico (cbairman); j. ID. ODell, OF New
Kent; f.. c. II. Farmer. OF Manchester; and
William Loyensten and Louis Rawlings, OF
Richmond city.
ON motion OF Mr.. Lovenstein Mr.. Raw
lings was elected secretary and treasurer Of
the committee.
On motion OF Mr.. Loyenstein Wednes-
day, September 5h, was designated as the
time for holding the convention to nominate
a candidate for Congress from this the
Third district.
ON motion OF Mr.. Farmer Richmond city
was chosen as the place and II O'Clock Nj.
the hour.
Mr.. Sands, as chairman, was designated a
committee OF one 10 secure quarters for the
convention, ard it was
Resolrsd, That tho convention shall be conn.,
posed Of one delegate for each hundred Demo-
cratic votes, or fraction thereof exceeding fifty
on the basis Of the vote cast in the last guberna
toriHl election.
Rssoired. That the election Of delegates to the
convention shall take place at the respective
court-houses Of each county az the August term
OF their courts and in the cities Of Richmond
aud Manchester At such time as tho committed
Of said cities shall determine-not earlier than
the lst day OF August
Adopted.
The committee adjourned TO meet at Wesi
Point at the call Of the chairman.
Mr.. O'Dell urged the claims OF West Point
as the place for holding the convention, and
the vote was two for West Point to three fol
Richmond.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-13
Yirelnia RihIn Rociefy.

The Board OF Managers Of the Virginia
Bible Society yesterday held Its monthly
meeting at the residence OF Mr.. Thomas
Branch.
Rev. C. II. Read, president, occupied the
chair.
Present: Rev. Drs. Dasbelll and Kerr,
Revs. 8. $. Lambeth and W. Z. Judkins,
Messrs. Thomas Branch, Joseph Bryan, Il.
II. Minor, and Irby.
The secretary read his report OF the
society's operations for the month OF May
showing receipts, s2)434; Bibles purchase d..
sl52.e5; grants to destitute In Buchanan
county Bibles 10 The amour, OF 50 4G dis
bursements for Bibles, $1,000; current ex-
penses. S52.65.
The board Is taking steps TO meet The de-
mands upon 1t In supplying the destitute OF
the State.
The secretary was requested TO take steps
towards supplying the passenger cars OF tie
railroads OF the State with Bibles.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-13
Directors Of the Electric Line 80
Meet TO-naV

Yesterday at noon was the time fixed for a
meeting OF the Board OF Directors OF the
Richmond Union Passenger Railway Com
pany TO be held In this city, but the New
York gentlemen, fnding it inconvenient to
come, telegraphed aad had the meeting post
poned until to-day.
At this meeting the resignation Of Mr., J.
Thompson Brown. president OF the compa-
ny, will be presented, and, il accepted, his
successor will be chosen.
TIE Board Of Directors is composed as fol-
lows: james \. Smith, Henry steers. Thorn
ton n. Motley, James NJ. Motley, Maurice
b. Flynn, John +. Barry, New YoTk; j..
Thompson Brown, Valentine Hechler, Jr.,
Frederick c. Brluer, Charles l., Todd, VIII
liam II. Scott William Il. Trigg, Richmond.
Mr.. William K. Trigg. president OF the
Richmond Locomotive aud Maehne-W orks,
IL prominently mentioned as the successor
OF Mr.. Brown.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-13

]. THOMPSON BROWN q CO., 8 p. NJ, two
franc dwellings on China street; imme-
diately after the above two frame dwellings
on BelVidere street between China aud Holly
streets.
HENRY L. STAPLES h CO., P. NJ. Main-street
property near Eighth street
n. w. BOWIE, Az p. NJ, commissioners sale OF
tract OF land at Staples's crossing
n. w. BOWIE, 1 p. NJ. trustees sale OF atreet OF
land In Henrico county.
X b. CuAFFIN q Co, $50 r. ~. four lots In
Fulton, fronting on second aud Third streets
between Denny and Louisiana streets
CHEWING & ROSE, 6P NJ, residence No. GIL
north Ninth street
JAMES B. ELAN, 9 p. NJ, two lots ON the north
side Of Hill street between First and secoDd
streets.
L. A. CATLIS, 8 p. NJ. Iot ou the east side OF
Pine street between Beverly and CansDer-
land.
r. y. CHAFFIN & CO., i2 NJ. fruit land In
Hanover county eight miles from kichmord.
RICHMOND BAZAAR, 10 and II AN, vehicles,
horses &c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-13
WORKING PEOPLE

are often in that most wrctched siato OF
being reAly TOO SICK 10 wors, but 40 sitt-
ntcd that ihoy cannot afford 30 lose the
flnie rs requires 90 take mocicipe and got
we'll Loss OF time means loss OF rnoneT.
Medicine IA needed % invigorate, regu-
late and tone the system. But many
medicines make half-siUk people wholly
sick. aud time and money arc lost In got
ting we'll after taking thom.
The liver ie the cause OF nearly Au
bodily ailments, such as
DYSPEPSIA, CONSTIPATION, HEADACHE.
SOUR STOMACH. BlLlOUsNESS.
COLO, LOW SPIRITS, KIDNEY AFFECTIONS,
aud n mcdicips nso simmons Liver
Regulator that wilt romovs and euro
those disorders without causing loss Of
time. and strcngtben and build up the
woru-out body even while the person Ia .
at work. IA certainly boom TO working
people.
Rev X. G.. WILDER. Princeton. y. j., says. 81
fad nothing helps 80 much 10 keep mo in work.
ing condition As simmons Liver Regulator"
Ixsmine 10 see that you get mo genuine, dis-
ungulshed from all frauds and limitations by our
red Z trademark on front q wrapper. and or
tue side the seal and signature of J. Il. Zeilin 8
Co 80 s-F.SG,W&w
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-13
DRY GOODS IT HALF VALUE.

Lace-stripe Check Muslin a. sc. worth i2Hc
All shades In the best quality Cheese Cloth 40
3l.c. worth 100.
Figured Lawns ia remnants pretty slyles) ai -.
worth 64c.;
Simpsons solid Black Calico ia Remnants worm
ssfc. only $40. yard;
French Perrales-sOmsthipg new. having .
striped border 20 match, " make collar snf
cuffs for bOys' shirt gAist-in lovely styles AZ
Gkc. worth i2Hc.;
Elegant quality Scrim Net for curtains worth
l5c.. our pTice only sac.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-13

At a meeting OF St. Johns Lodge, No. 60,
A. f. aud A. NJ, held last night the follow
ing officers were elected for the ensuing
term 4: DR.. Charles A. Mercer, worshipful
master; NJ. c. lawson. senior warden; Al
bert Witt, junior warden; William FL.
Tatum. treasurer; Junius A. Cosby, secre-
tary; Rolph L. Glover, senior deacon; VIII
liam II. Campbell, junior deacon; Rev. w.
j. Shipman, chaplain; d. b. Collins, tler.
A beautiful gold-headed cane was presented
to Worshpful j. j. Crutchfield by Nr. George
Bryant as a token OF esteem from his
brethren. The lodge decided 10 attend wor-
ship at West Maln-Street church Sunday,
June oath, at s O'Clock Z. NJ, being st.
Johns day, when an appropriate sermon
will be preached by the pastor, Rev. W. j.
ShIpman.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-13
PrnnerfN TrnnNfers.

Among the transfers yesterday were the
following:
Richmond: George F. Burch and wife
10 John :. Dodson, % feet on First street be-
tween Nam and Cary, SLIPS; Enders Dick
inson and wife TO William Mere'o, 33 feet
on Twenty fith street near ., Sl,03j; a.
w. Patterson. special commissioner TO
Robert A. Gary, - liz feet on Marshall
street corner Nineteenth. S2,1SL6l; +. {.
Tiusey aud wife to Abraham GOldback,
street, Sl,S06
Henrico: 4. G. Babcock to A. c. IIous-
ton, 42l acres on Hermitage road, $1,000.
Contracts OF Sale: J. b Lohwasser
agrees to sell 20 william Zwauziger 80 feet
on Jacquelln street Ostween Randolph and
Washington for $1,000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-13

WAIT UNTIL THURSDAY, JUNE l4TH, AT l0A N.,
for the Great Fire.Slle Of Fine Clothing.
Fifty Thousand Dollars worth OF Mems
Youths, Boys, and Chldren's Clothing.
saved from the late New York tire, TO be sold
at l4lj east Main street. The recent large
fire at the wholesale clothing mandatory OF
Bradley, Anderson 4 Co. having slightly
damaged the stock Of clothing by smoke and
water 10 the extent % $4,000, we are going
10 sell them at less than one half the cost TO
manufacture The entire stock must be
closed ont in a short time. Remember, the
great sale commences Thursday, June l4th,
at No. 1415 east Main street, between Four
teenth and Fifteenth streets. Richmond, Va.
Take notice: All goods sold at private
sale. No auction.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-13
Gnod TennlnrA.

District Lodge, No. /, OF Good Tempars,
will meet tonight at Central Hall. Dele
gates are expected from the lodges OF this
clty, Manchester, Williamsburg. and coun>
ties OF Henrico, Chesterfield, Hanover, and
New Kent. Quite number Of lodges baye
made a considerable increase in membership,
owing to the lectures by captain W. c. Dut-
ton. district lecturer.
Captain Dutton organized new lodge IN
Isle OF Wight county Gu the 10th instant
with fitiy charter members.
W. C.. Damrou, district deputy. OF Allie
ghany county. IS in the city snd was present
vt the meeting Of Rescue Lodge Monday
night and visited Trinity last nig0t.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-13
nao,v U,rt bv Failing Lumber.

Between and O'Clock yesterday after
noon while several OF The colored employees
at the Tredegar Works were irving 10 raise
heavy piece OF timber to Q certain desired
elevation the block under II which was bear
inc as weight was knocked out and the tim
ber fell on q man named Booker, cutting two
pasbes In hts head, one OF them quite an
uely one. The city ambulance was sum
moned. his WOUNDS were dressed, and be
was placed in 4 carriage and taken TO his
home IN Manchester His ioiunes are
serious and, It is feared, may result fatally.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-13
MISS KIvE>'s MARRIAGE.
A License Taken Out Yesterday by
Mr.. Chanler.

The following telegram came by Associated
Press last night;
CHARLoTTEsvILLE, June PA license was
issued to-day by the county clerk for the
marriage OF Miss AmGlie Rives. the authoress,
10 John A. Chsnler, Of New York.
Among Miss Riyes's friends here in Rich
mond It has been understood that the mar
riage was not TO take place until September,
but this taking out OF the license indicates, 1t
would seem, that the Wedding-day is near at
hand.
Mr. Chanler is said TO be a gentleman wor-
thy OF the beautiful and gifted lady who is
TO become his wife, and this community
wishes them long life and happiness.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-13
GoIur TO Europe.

Rev. James X. Hazen, d. D.. and Charles
NJ. Hazen, a. NJ, sail to-day from New
York on the City Of Rome for Liverpool.
DR.. Hazen. with Dr. Iloge and other minis
ters Of the Southern Presbyterian Church,
go as delegates from the Southern General
Assembly to the Pan PRESBYTERIAN Council
meeting IN London early in July.
Rev. w. n. Scott, d. D., formerly pastor
Of the Third church. Richmend. but now OF
Galveston. Tex. will Join Or. Hazen's party
to-day, and will extend their trip to the
Continent.
DR.. Hoge will leave the city this morning
for New York en- route TO England.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-13
Pvtp,aus TO Nee, I'm Cincinnati.

The Supreme Lodge OF Knights OF Pytnias
OF the World meets in Cincinnati tomorrow.
The Supreme Lodge is composed OF two re-
presentatiyes from each OF the States. Those
from Virginia are d. J. Turner, Jr., OF Nor
folk, aud John Ii. Alexander, OF Leesburg.
While it may appear from what is stated
above that the Supreme Lodge is compsra-
lively small BODY, II Is expected that ITS ses-
sion in Cincinnati will he attended by at least
$4,000 Pytbisns, the majority OF whom will
be members OF the Uniform Rank, which
represents IN this order about the same de-
gree that knight TempIar does IN Masonry.
The Uniform Rank OF Norfolk and Ports
mouth passed through the city the early part
of The week en- route for Cincinnati.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-13
a s,ipht ColIisfon.

The special train which bore the party OK
New Workers and a number OF our citizens
to Virginia Beach yesterday met with an
accident last night on the return trip. As
the specia, was passing through the Norfolk
and Western yard at Petersburg II was run
into by = freight train on that road, the
pilots OF both engines being considerably
damaged. No person was hurt. The special
was DELAYED about halt an hour. II was said
the freight engineer had no orders regarding
the special train.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-13

...s.ssssssssssssHssss ssss - 80 . .
"a pieces ol Manchester Dress cling
hams, In lisht-Olue only, &c the as- .
tOnishlng price Of 4kc.: would cost
you Ia gay dry-goOds establishment
In tho city l2kc.
This Il without soubt the biggest
bargain ever offered In the dry-goods {.
trane.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-13
usnr,co Couuty Court.

The Jnne term OF this court-Judge E. c.
Minor presiding-commenced yesterday
morning. The special grand jury, through
its foreman, Dir. W. NJ. McGruder, brought
in tile following true bills OF indictment /;
John Booker (coIoredl. for breaking into the
house Of Mr.. rimberlake; w. Y. Watkins,
au inmate OF the Soldiers Home. for com.
mitting felonious assault on brother vet.
eran. In the case OF Mary Jones (colored',
charged With a felony, The Jury returned
not true bill. The grand Jury was dis
charged for the term.
Watk,us,s ease Is set for trial tomorrow
and that Of Booker on Monday next.
Civil matters engaged the Court during
the remainder OF the days session.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-13
The Grays Tsrges-shosting yester-
day.

The iorty-iourth annual target.practiee Of
the Richmond Gray, Captain Bossieux. took
place yesterday evening in rear Of the aims
house, and resulted In the capture OF the fol-
lowing prizes: First prize, for the best three
shots, gold medal, w. Il. Davis. This
medal can be worn BY the winner until won
from him by some other member OF the com
pany Second prize, company pin, Private
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-13
Moonlight Excursion or the Virginia
Boat cub To- N orrow.

The annual moonlight excursion OF the
Virginia Boat Club will take place to-morrow
night on the ARIEL. Messrs. Beverley T..
Crump, +. II. Bissell. J. l.. Hill. and w. g..
Watson compose the committee having
charge OF the affair, and several ladies promi-
Dent in society will chaperon the party.
The clubs excursions are always great
successes and this one will not be an excep-
ton.
The steamer will leave her wharf at 1889
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-13
Going 90 setsy.hurg.

The Parker Battery Association at meet
ing held last night resolved To have Its re-
union on the battlefield OF Gettysburg on
the "a and Sd OF July, where they will go
into camp.
Committees were appointed 70 make the
necessary arrangements, and they VIII re-
port at an adjourned meeting next Tuesday
nivht
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-13
Drink Malto.
Drink Malto for the nerves.

II the food ls not properly dlgested It becomes
corrupt, and poisons the system II Is intended ~
nourish. This IS indigestion.
"My wife has suffered ION many years with In
digestion. After trying everything else rocom-
mended, she tried simmons Liver Regulator.
In three days after taking II according to direc-
tions she was In perfect health; she does not
suffer at all and can eat anything she wants
without any Of her previous symptoms"
w. G. SUBERs. inhridge, Ga.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-13
81 pair Of sample Shoes, all button, on
A, B, G, D, and K lasts, In genuine
FRENCH KID And PEBBLE GOAT,

: with Common Sense aud French
. Heela Every pair warranted 10 give
: the best " satisfaction or money re-
. funded. Would cost yOn 10 buy In
: any shoe store IN the city Of Hlcn-
: from 81 70 p0. Our price only sLsd
: Don't fan " have a LOOK at this great
, bargain,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-13

J. II. Bradley. Third prize, company pin,
Captain G.. G.. Bosseux, Leather medal for
the worst three shots, Private Ritter.
In the volley.frIng at the word OF COM
pana twcnty.four shots out OF thlrty-one
struck 6x2.foot board at eighty-fye yards.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-13
ne,ern,a. aa tne NATIONAL League.

Az meeting OF the Union Democratic
Club held az their hail fast night the follow
log delegates were eleetsd to ibe National
League 10 be held In Baltimore july 4, 1888:
Messrs. George ID. Pearman, John A. Mean
ley, G. j. Folkes, w 4. Atkinson. Joseph
l.. Carter, w. q. Dean. Daniel W. Weisiger,
o. w. Woodward, and G. L. Hudson.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-13
New wheat.

As Il Is nearly time for new wheat to make
It's appearance in this market the following
table, furnished by B. A. Jacob. Esq, secrc-
tary OF the Richmond Grain and Cotton EX-
change, will be of interest as showing the
time OF offering on Change and prices paid
for new wheat for The past seventeen years.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-13
Ladies SAbbery.

opora-Toe slippers that sell elsewhere for d
only 47c.:
60 pair Of Ladies' French Kid Newport Ties, slsss
3to7s, ri SIC worth fi,sj;
Ladies' oxford Ties with dlamond-shapo anf
round patent leather tips. on Z, ID. ami u
last. would cost you elsewhere 81 our Dfics
only ggc.:
LOT Of slippers. ine goods, all sizes and styles.
a. 59c. worth 81 10 tl.15.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-13
Fire Department Inspection To-Day.

The semi-annual inspection OF the Rich
mond Fire Department will take place this
afternoon at 3 O'Clock. IL will be followed
by parade through the principal streets OF
the city.
The Board Of Fire Commissioners'elect
have been invited to participate In the
Darad,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-13
American Institute OF Homeopathy.

The American Institute OF Homeopathy
will copvene at Niagara Falls. n. u, June
25ih. An unusually large attendance Is ex.
pected.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-13

The best reg ulator OF digestive organs and the
best appetizer known is ASGosruEA BrTERs'
Beware Of limitations Get the genuine article.
manufactured by d r. j. q. B. SEIGERT & Sons.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-13
Personals ana Briefs.

Only such cases as are Of DO public inter
est were tried in the City Circuit Court yes
terday.
Mrs. 6. II. Burton, OF Baltimore. is visit
ing Mrs. w. Z. Chockley, No. 3Oi west
Main street.