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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-12
A Morh from Lndge HoiIaday.

Judge Holiday, Of the Chancery Court,
wishes il TO be stated that members OF the
bar desiring to have their cases disposed Of
at this term OF the court must put them IN
his hands BY the 18th, or they will not receive
attention until the October term.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-12
Losr, srxAvED, AND FOUND.

I OST. A SMALL ENGLISH ~
4 FOX TERRIER PUPPY, white. -
with dark heal aud black spot on back az root 0f
tail Tail white ana straight about bys Inches
long Was last seen la front oi nay house at
O'Clock sunday afternOOu. Had a blue ribbon
around mis- necE. with sGall bell attached. A lbe-
raj reward will DO paid lor bis return ~ 25 norta
Laurel street. -
10 I2-it' JOHN W. OOkuOS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-12

Il. A. +. Dabucy, Esq j. 4 candidate for
the position oi Clerk NJ the First Market.
and deserves well at The hands oi the city Il
Richmond. lie is one OF our best ciuzens.
thoroughly peoples man, and l. competent
and deserving, and no better selection could
be made. he has been one OF thr most
charitable OF our citizens. and deserves what
he >noke.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-12
AUCTION SALES TODAY.

). THOMPSON BROWN & CO., $50 P. NJ, nfty
West End lots.
FRANK d. HILL & CO.. +. NJ, building lots az
the southwest corner n Littlepsge and Baker
streets, and az the northwest corner OF Bald
win and James.
pOINDExTER A DENoON,5 p. NJ, two-siory-
and basement dwelling No sls north Fifth
street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-12

oh, give me teeth sound, white and neat.
oh, give me breath that's pure aud sweet
Oh, give me rosy, heslthfnl gums
And win meet whatever comes:
Whatever trouble may befsll,
With sozcDoxT III meet them all
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-12
THE WEATHER IN RICHMOND YESTERDAY was
lear, partly cloudy, and pleasant
Mean tomperature...........''''''-''


with such important functions a. the liver, are
Of course productive Of serious bodily disturb
ance When 81 reiaxes its secrctive and dts
tribuuve activity bile gets into tho blood aud
fingcs tho skin and white Of the eyes with yell
low. the bowels become constpated, tho tongue
coatcd, the breath sour Then como headaches,
pAuiel with pain IN its vicinity or unior tho
right shoulder-b blade. sfau blue pin be tho
remedy sought: No. for mercury In any form
is perniclOus What tnen p Experience indicates
Hoste'tcr's stomach Bttcrs as tho true remedy
for Inactivity of tho liver. 10 not only relaNcs
tho bowels without pain, but has q direct siimu-
lauug effect upon tic hepatic gland itself, tho
scai and origin Of the ir0uhlc Al maiarial
ronplaints involve disorder OF nle liver. and Of
these the Bittcrs is tho most popular curative. IL
also couqucrs dyspepsia. noryousness, rheu-
matisn, and kidney troubles.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-12

Of some fourteen couples viii leave on the
regular loss A. NJ. train for the Beach. The
cbaperons will be Mrs. Governor Lee and
Mrs. Judge l.. L. Lewis. A german viii be
given them tonight. and they will return
home to- morrow evening.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-12
FIRE-ESCAPES
Of the most recent au1 approved design have
been added to the hotel buildings at both resorts
ELECTRIC LIGHTS

have been introduced throughout tho houses ana
grounds: large swimming baths have been pro-
vidcd f1r laoies and gentlemen suitable grounds
for lawu-tcunis; bowling. alleys and billiard
rooms are here: fine riding aud driying-horses
arekept for hire; I'm short all the necessary ad-
iIucts for the comfort health, or pleasure o
patrons
RATES: 50, S75, and 500 per month, according
90 location.
All communications should he addressed 10
GEORGE d. DESHIELDS Manager Baltimore
and Ohio Hotels Cumberland. Md, up TO Juno
ION. Alter tnat date either DEER PARK or
mv22-Tu6Thst
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-12
The Injunction Case-The ordinance
Killed.


The ordinance proposing 90 grant the
Union Passenger Railway Company the
right TO run up Cary street has been killed
for the present, at least. The petition for
an appeal presented 10 Judge Fauntleroy, OF
the Court Of Appeals. ha. been granted, and
bond given in the sum OF $4,000. Writs
were issued a. -oon as this action was taken
TO notify the parties in interest, but instead
OF service being had the counsel for The city
of Richmond and the Union Company ac.
knowledged service In order that the case
might mature more quickly.
The s,tpersededs granted the complainsnts,
the merchants who opposed the conStruc-
ZION OF the line, suspends Judge Barton's
order dissolving the Injunction as to the
Board OF Aldermen until hearing on the
appeal il had. A hearing cannot be had,
even II the case be removed TO Wytheyille,
where the court meets next, until about the
middle OF July.
II isnot known how far the case will now
be pressed by the complalnants. but their
counsel intimate that 1t will be fully tried.
A curious feature OF the case is that even
IL the court should deliver a unanimous
opinion in favor OF the city this ordinance
would then be dead. A favorable opinion.
would, however, enable the new City Coun-
cll 10 pass new ordinance II they desired.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-12
Off for virginia Beach.

Yesterday morning Colonel Charles w.
Mackey, OF New York, president oil the Nir..
ginia Beach Railway Company and one oil
the principal owners Of the seaside resort
Virginia Beach, together with Colonel John
Ii, Bryant, arrived In the city. This morn
ing OF o O'Clock they will take special tra'n
via the Richmond and Petersburg ana Nor
folk and Western railroads tor Virginia
Reach. carving with them some tifty promi-
nent citizens of Richmond. Governor Lee
will probably be OF the party. A handsome
dinner will be given, and they will be other
wise entertained al the Beach.
A party Of ladies and gentlemen consisting
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-12

NTOORE AND AIS. FS. MOORE,
vi EXECUTOR. And AS 90 ~ THB
CHANCEKY COURT o. TIE CITY OF RICH
MOND.-Noilc- Is hereby gwen tfst ia pursu-
ance Of soctiCna 262s and '5s5l. C0io l,SS. appa-
Gallon will be made 20 The thanCefy Court a no
CITY u h'cl mona on TIT HsDAl, JUSs q, lS,s,
fOr an order authorizing aud directing j. BStho
Moore, executor % Matilda q. Moore. decea-ei,
10 paw over 70 ne GUARDIAN Of the NONRESIDENT
infants Al properly, money, ent proceeds 0t
sale % real ss.nie % which said infants arc en1-
tod under said Matilda q. MOOro's will.
{. +. OkDWAl.
Guardian Of Thomas v and FanBis n. Orlvay:
LOTIlk M hOOkB.
Guardian OF Banks ". Moore, Thomas Y. Moore.
and stuart b. Moore.
BY JAMES h. DooLEr ant ROGER D. Atkiss0s,
Counsel ny SSiui"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-12
GRa1CEHInH, Ar.

VINEGAR
i01 barrels sMITifFiELD PrRE Old CIDER
NINEGkk fCr s..e by
je l2.7I DAVENPORT & NORRIS.
EERRIS'S BONELESS BREAK
L PAST BACON, EXTRA fISE bEEF-
TONGi Z. AND HAMS. CHIP BEE 30.
MACkEkKL. CANNED CLANS. CRABS. LOB
sTER, SALMON, And SCHhiMP a.
myl2 MCCARTHY & HAYNES.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-12
Ihrca Meeka IonRer

you have to buy your Shoes, Ties, Trunks,
and Satchels and get $500 piano free.
SPENCE, TYREE x Co..
the shoe and Trunk House,
St5 east Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-12

Medal for Scholarship - Miss Lillio Belle
Rriyrs Presented py Rev W. T. Evans.
Medal for Latin 20 Mas Lillie Belle Briggs.
Awarded by Dr. George 3. Steel Presented ~
Johu Pollard. ID. ID.
Medal for French % Miss Lizzie Elgln. Pro-
seutci Dy ". T. Hatcher j. ID.
Medals for MUSIC % Miss Annie Wills ipiano)
AMI Miss Eme C0fer vocal. Awarded 10y Mss
Dustman and Walter D. Moses. Presented by IL
L. Kerr. d. ID.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-12
FINANCIAL.

T HAVE A GOOD PLACE FOR
L f6.VO fora torn Of years. And have tlo,G0
TO LEND on good city property; Ibis n sun VIII
not bo divided n. ". DIVE,
10 i0St heai hs'a'e ana hV"A''
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-12
LATE WEATHER REPORT.

lBy telegraph to the Dis2aich.l
- WASHINGTON, June I2-l 4. A.-For
L. Virginia. light - fresh westerly winds,
tblR slightly warmer fair weather.
( For North Carolina, South Carolina,
k-----1Gnorgia, and EAsicra FLORIDA light to
fresh variable winds, stationary, fa'r
weather
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-12

Attention q, called 10 The above sale this
day at II O'Clock al the Richmond and Alle-
ghany frc ght depot.
GEORGE W. MAYO, Auctionecr.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-12
NrOrICF SHALL OFFER FOR

NOlICE-I SHALL UFIEh TON
~ ale chenp during the next thirty DAYS tho
entire STOCK OF LUMBER (some 3jOOOO feep
in the yard Of j. +. Wingfeld, west Broad street
by virtue Of the assignment made 70 me June
z, les An parties Indebted 70 salu mlnsneiu
are hereby requested TO come forward and settia
EDGAR ALLAN, Trustee,
81 and 23 Shafors Building.
10 lO-Su Tu. .Th&Sa4t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-12
THE CURTAIN RISES.

II was about twenty minutes to Q O'Clock
when The curtain rose showing the gradu-
ates. who were seated IN the front row on the
stage. Just in the middle Of this row sat
Or. II. A. Tuppcr. president oi the Board OF
Trustees, with the principal, Miss Salley b.
Hammer. In the rear were members OF me
board and ministers Of tue Cos
pel OF several denominations. The
stage was entirely without decoration.
though the scenery was so arranged
a. TO present a very bright and pretty scene.
The scholars, with the graduates on The
stage. and the others, who occupied Rows l.
.. and on the let side Of the house, nearly
all wore white. and looked sweet indeed:
Occasionally there was dress OF SASH OF
some delicate shade, and many wore wreaths
OF flowers. Or. Tupper presided, and az
soon a. be called the assembage to order
called on Rev. Dr. G.. II. Ryland, who Of
fered a ierycnt prayer
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-12
Deer Park and Oakland,
OK TIE CREST OF THE ALLEGHiNIES,
5000 Feet Above Tide-Wdter.
SEASON OPENS JUNE %, 1888.

These famous Mountain Resorts. situated upon
tho summit Of mo Anorhanies an1 directly upon
the main limo of tho Baltimore acd Ohio rail-
road have tho adyautage Of its through-train ser
vice bo.h East and West, aud ero therefore
readily ac.esslblefrom all parts oi the country.
All Baltimore aud Ohio trains stop at Deer PARK
and Oakland during the season.
Win due regard for the safety Of guests Ia
IN d. "A of accident
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-12
IOID SIILpUUR SPRINGS.

" KOCKgRIDGE COUNTY, VIRGINIA
Two miles from Goshen depot Cbesapeake
snd Ohio railway. Open JUNE lsf. 1873. send
fog circulars. j. u. CRAIG, Proprietor, Goshen
Bti9ge PosI once. Va J. s. CsAio. Manager.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-12


Mr.. S'cans's first wife was a Miss Haley.
The sister of the gentleman who was Killed IN
1850 by Nimrod Dickinson 1T the old Fair
Grounds Monroe Park when the first Nir-
rIpia Agricultural FAIR was held. She was
am estimlble. good woman. His second wife
was n Miss Chalk. He had seven children
two only Of whom survive him) and several
grandchildren. In all the relations OF life
he did his duty well. As husband
he was fond, as a father ailectionale, as
a friend sinccie-a sagsclous mer-
chant. an honest man. and worthy citizen.
Richmond will miss him, for he had the con.
6dcnce aud esteem OF all her citizens and
was Que OF her most enterpnsing business
men.
The funeral will take place to- morrow
morning at II O'Clock from Monumental
church. The following will be the pail
bearers: Honorary-General Williams {.
Wickham, Colonel +. q. Ruiiln, Mr. II. NJ.
Smith, Mr.. Isaac Davenport, Jr., Mr. Richard
Fox, Mr.. Henry g. Cannon, Mr. John Pur-
cell, and Or. j. B. McCaw. Active-Judge
l.. l.. Lewis, MeSsrs. l. :. Tower, Tnomas
Potts, Henry Bodeker, John \. McMinn.
John VI. Nolung, JOhn T. Goddin, and Nor
vaU HVlqud
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-12
CAMUEL p. LArHRop a. co.

BEST Goals, PERFECT PREPARATION.
Anthratte-Broksu, Egg stove. ami Nut sizes,
for families CKONS-niLt SrLlNI b.. ne poor.
less ,Oal Tor 0pen grgto,. lOi NDhi and AN
GOALS. WOOD-i0ng ard sawed.
Purchasers invited. Win the assurance oi hs-
ing carefully served.
S.P.LAIIlRbp s. CO..
Seventeenth street, ~ DRAW bridge.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-12

For sale by tho following druggists: Polk
Miller 4 Co, 9Th a Main; II. G.. forstmann, 6lS
West Main. A. h. Johann, S23 Wost Main; q. W..
Iatmer. 800 west Marshall; Cary Bros, go
leigh; Harrison & Pierce, Broad q Foushee; l.
b. Thomas 4 Co, pa Broad; X. q. CaOell, JE, q
Co. 81 q Main; h. r. Dupuy, AZ Broad; W. l.
Moody. Manchester and Virginia; H. NJ. SHIELD
a Co, 800 east Marshall; a. T. snellings \ Bro,
Manchester, Va. e. r. Sauer y Co., l1th &
Broad; j. A. Golden, BIZ north l'th h. {; Lewis,
wa east Ieigh. j. T. Lewis, 4 east Bread +. T..
Reese 4 Co, COZ cas-, Marshall: c. A. Bcrrian, y
north I4ih: e.. Roberts baker, gl9 east Main;
Briggs Bros. lst 4 Main; j. ]. Morrison, 25l5 east
Broad: c. ". Turner, 2l29 east VAIN !. W.
p,s~ser ikts Main. VI. II. Scott, 18th 4 Frank
lin; ". T.. Phiuips, 6th s. Mais L. 7. kontt: ~
east Main; T.. Wagner; 529 Broad: w. NJ. VIII
usms. 2t6 venAble; A. II. Robins, 6S3 north ~
J. A. Book, 5Ol Broad; J. +. keed, ~ % %zSth !, Ia.
Beyeridee' 4s3 Brook; l. l.. sale, 2O0i Venable;
j.. Blair, Broad & 9Th. spSo-eoa'Jyzo
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-12

COUNTRY BOARD. THE UNDER
" hIGSED viii again receive n LIMITED
NUMBER or BOAkDEkS fOk THE SUMMER
ht her residence. "Sylyanla,n IA the Gl9en
bDrnrs neighborhoOd, Louisa county, Va The
slnston II elevated aud healthy, tho house
large snd comfortable. ana tho grounds spa.
eious and beautiful. With an abundance OF
thade. Also, an abundance OF ice, milk, butter,
NRs NJ. @. NORRIS,
te STU Th6salms Treyihsn's Depot Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-12
, NEW yIRGINlA BOOK on IN.


Having served the public f.r tho last twenty
three years am now heUsr prepared nan hrfs-
tofore o. furnish 4ii kludr ~ t"-t fNlNkAt ilt,
EGG, ~TON r, aud 81 r sifes Tor families as wei
a. the best grades Of sPLiNI Tor opon graterl
ami STEAN coal WCOU-hnP, sawcf. AMI
syliL FurcbRser- are Invited t1 examine my
.toek before pur Easlug. Satisfaction gIGran-
tesi. Orire-. 100 aest Broad street. phone
No. 8J.. 1905 east cary, lLouo 50. ila
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-12

NATURAL BRIDGE. VA.
Tfe u.. Of delightful summer resort iu the noun
sam, &C Virginia. situated iUl yards from mo
great Eaurol Bridge. capacity 400 Finest
: .ru~.,. i1u-I. art fishing iu the mountains.
Nouusi .l.Oc-: uo malafiH. Eonud-irp ti'kels
fr p.aroII ana Aueghany md Chesapeake
h.H fhIn railroads
i.tf.li information address
b. ~. NIIpSTEIN.
r., a. ..fo Manager.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-12
PI.llNtlNAt.

TVO WHOM TT MAY CONCERN :
4 AZ persons indebted 20 me Nrsl caii and
settle wlfhir the next ton days. OtLUrstse ths
law must take its course.
l. POWERS. Agnnt
je i0-2.' l,lg t2ly street,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-12

Cool tho blood and regulate tho bowels by the
use Of TARaAsr's SxLTzRs APEsiESr
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-12
I OsT, SUNDAY, JUNE lOrH. AN

IL OYAL-SHAPED GOLD LOCKEr, with
dove aad pearl OF one side. containing tho pA,-
lures of my deceased mother and brothef on !n-
Mate ONCE. ie iEit'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-12

Once stree the war MIR. Stelrns represented
thc county Of Heurico in the Legislature at
tine earnest solicitation Of the people and
without any eectionecring on his part
In that canvass he wrote Characteristic
letter.
I'm substance It was as follows: II my
fellow.clizens Of Heurico think proper 10
elect me to the Legislature | will serve them
TO the best OF nv ability. do not seek the
position. nor do want it,, nor will ! cleo
iioneer for 1t. And especially Go / say 10
all the voters that uone Of them must feel
justified during The canvass in calling on me
for money or to endorse notes foI them, for |
viii not do IT, II | am elected it shalt be be-.
cause the people OF their own free Will and
choice tnlnk proper to elect me-"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-12

Mr.. Stearns resided during the remainder
Of the war at hi, residence in this city aud
al bi, farm, "Tree Hill" few miles below
il. respected and trusted 10y all, because ne
was believed 10 be a man who would he
loval 10 the Confederate cause, although he
was not participant in it. When the Con-
fedorate troops were stationed near Tree
UiU" he extended 70 them the hospitaliuos
Of the place and furnished the men abun.
dance OF straw for sleeping purposes ana
did an he could for their comfort Upon
one occasion the ambulance corps was
IN th.t vicinity IN the discharge
OF their duties of taking care Of
the wounded IN the sevcn-day>'
fight around Richmond, Mr.. Stearns invited
the whole corps. consisting OF some sixty
men, TO Tree Hill. and there they found an
elce1nt rcpist under the trees for their en-
ioymenl. The day was passed very pleasant
is. and at the end OF it Hon. Mr.. SemmeS,
Confederate senator from Louisiana, made an
eloquent speech. thanking Mr.. >learns for the
pleasure he bad gwen them.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-12
CANDIDATES.
APPLICANTS FOR PLACES IN THE GIFT
OF TIE COUNCIL.
A Conference Of Democratic Members Of the
Two Branches 10 be Held This Eve
ming for Important Action.

A meeting Of Democratic members-elect ot
the City Council will be held this evening at
: o'clock. The object OF it Is TO decide
whether or not to have a caucus to nominate
city officers, and il one is to be held to agree
as TO the time.
THE LIST.
Following is 4 list of the candidates:
CRY Attorney: G. V. Meredith.
CITY Engineer: W. r. Cuishaw.
Superintendent Waier.Works: c. +. Bol-
ling.
Superintendent Gas.Works: VIC. Adams
and John II. KNOWLES.
Police Justice William Hall Crew, John
]. Cru;chfeld. solomon Bloomberg, George
y. Pearman. K. Travers Daniel, George j.
Hooper. Jr., Barney Evans, and W. w.
Cosby.
Superintendent Almshouse: r. W. Car
ter, {. p. Bigger. W. J. Epps. and W. T..
Booth.
Clerk First Market: o. II. Kelly. W. VI.
Woodward. William II. Craig. John Hume,
- Uerbst, r. 4. +. Dahney, c. 4.
Richards. ana Henry &. Adams.
Clerk second Market: W. :. Cailett, J.
NJ. Macon, and samuel +. McGehce.
Welchmaster First Market: T. w.
Drewry.
Weign.Ma.ter Second Market: John j.
Finnerty.
Gauger: George Duncan, Philip O'Neil,
james II. Gibbons.
Harbor- Master: r. IT, StyN.
Collector OF Delinquent Taxes: W. H..
Clrdozo. John A. Meanley, Il. y. Williams.
CITY Clerk: II. r. AUGUST.
Sergeant at Arms OF thu City Council; j..
- 4
W. II. Moseley, L. NJ. Roscher, ). HAYDEN
Gillian, Il. :. Anderson. Walter T. Garth
right. &. +. Johnston. Walter J. Lut,lcy.
BaiHG Police court: John Pin, Frank j.
Parater, ". &. Wilkinson, j. -. TAYLOR,
JOAN j. Powell. ". \. Robinson. Daniel
Turner. and John Haley.
Board Of Health: Drs. T. +. station. j.
G.. IamDkiu, and L. u. llinchnau; J. 6.
Cabell, W. II. Taylor, and Isaac Curd, ond
T.. Il. Gafcine.
Four Port wardcns: J. T. BIllou, ). A.
Hopkins, Lewis Doughty, a-0 j. e. Red
| wood.
The lit oi candidates Tor Inspector oi
| Carts and Wagons. Grain Mcl.urcr. Clerk 10
| Auditor, Clerk to Treasurer. and i1r senior
Justice could not he obtained VA complete
/ form yesterday.
ORDER Of ELECTION.
| The following i the u,u3l order OF
/ the election: city Clerk, Sergcani-ai-Arm'
Of Council; Police Justice, city Attorney
/ City Eneinoer. Superintendent city AIMS
/ house. superintendent city Gas-W ork., SUI
! pcrintculcnt city Wl'cr-W Clerk {,
/ Ctv Auditor, Clerk 30 City Treasurer
Clerk First Market. Clerk second Market
/ Wcighma.ter First Market Wcighmasici
Second Market, Inspector and Gauger, In
spcctor Carts and Wagons. Grsin McasuIer
Members Board Of lIcaltll-0ne from Non'
roe or Clay Ward. one from Madison OF jack
son Ward. one from Jefferson or Nns0al
| ward. Clerk Police Justice, Bmlih Police
| Court, lIarbor- Master Port Warden- .tour)
/ Collector Of Delinquent TaNe., numerict
designation Of Justices OF the Peace, ue>is
nation of Justice 10 bold the Police Cour
in the absence Of tie Police Justice.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-12

r OST. OR SrRAYED, A RED So
IL SETTER PUPPY, about txo-A
months old Five doliars reward paid II returned
" sia east Lslgh street. 70 Hxs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-12
COMMITTEE oF NINE.

Mr.. Stearns as a" tue Republican co0pe-
rated with the celebrated Committee OF Nine,
whose Efforts IN her behalf in 1863 facilitated
the return Of Virginia into the Union under
more favorable auspices than she could have
done without them. lie might have had the
position as candidate Tor Governor IN the
place Of Gilbert Walker, but with MS usual
mode,ty declared that he was not lit to he
Governor. lie was also requested to oiier
for the place OF United states senator when
Hon John +. Lewis was appointed, but he
declined fOl the same reason.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-12

GUNNER BOARD. THE BRlE-
- RY.n Orange county, Va, one mile from
hspiisu station. Healthful, comfortable, con-
NcuioLt 10 churches physician, ana mineral
Wa'cr,. Address MHH A. SELDOM JONES,
fe 1-Ih~uATa2w Kapidan Post Onlce, Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-12

I oST, ON SATURDAY, ONE GOLD
u wATCH-cHAIN. three sfrsnds, long unk~
Finder viii be rewarded BY leaving a,
J. \. kOHLERs
Jeseiry store.
10 i2-lt us eass hf0ad street,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-12
R,cuuoND f.nALEInsTITUrE.
Closing Exercises Last Night OF ITS
Thtrfy-SIxth session.

The commencement exercises OF the Rich
mord Female Institute, closing lts thirty
sixth session, were held last night in The
Theatre. The attendance was almost unpre-
cedentedly large and the audience was in
full keeping with the briIliancy OF the
occasion. TIE orchestra floor and CIR
Gle were reserved for the pupils OF the
institution and their immediate family and
friends. The dress>circle was open 10 the
public and almost every scat there as well as
IN the lower part OF the house was filled.
While waiting for things to be gotten In
readiness on the stage the orchestra played
lively airs for the benefit and entertainment OF
the assem- blqgp,
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A MELIA HOTEL
-OrTERBURN LYTnlA AND AAGNEsIA

~ AMELIA COURTHOUSE. VA,
is OPEN FOR TnE SUMMER AT REASON
ABLE RATES.
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HYGEIA HOTEL,
OLD POINT COMFORT, VA.
WARN SPRINGS, BATH COUN-
ALLEGHANY SPRINGS, VA.

THE GREAT DYSPEPSIA CURE.
Recommended by tho state Medical Society.
Now recognized as tho LEADING WATERING
PLACE IS TnE MOUNTAINS OF VIRGINIA.
Scni f0r circulars.
{. a. COLHOUN.
e. 4.sro Proprietor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-12

C,REENWOOD HOTEL, GREEN
" WOOD DEPOT, VA, Chesapeake and
ONO railway. Situated on The southeast slope
Of mo Rlue Ridge Mountains, l,i00 feet apovc
the level of The -oa, al one Of the most picturesque
ana pc9utifui locations on the Chesapeake and
Ohs railway Fer further particulars address
4. c. BRUCE.
icSF CuGTu1m Proprietor.
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Lnrce stock Of Eerrtgerators,

Dry Air and others. Low prices.
,I0HN Bowers,
No. Governor street,
richmond. IA.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-12

CAME TO Ny PREMISES SUM LiesN
~ DAY. JuFs i0tb. ONE YELLOW xI-r--
MICH cow. Dry az present. owner will
please sonse forward, pay charges, ana take her
away. l. :. BASS, opposite tair-Grolnds.
10 ieit' On brosi-steeei road.