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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-15
yDpP pAMUNKEY MARL AND

i PHOSPHATE COMPASY.--Withint the pas,
few months there has been brOughtto tco aftea-
ton of tho people Of virginia source ~ sgri.
CULTURAL ard mineral wealth which promises as
once TO s,o'ufionize the system Of agriculture
tn the Old Dominion n well a. along the eDtlfo
Atlantic seaboani. The deyelopmeni of ths
Wonderful Phosphate Mari Deposits on the Pa
mnnkey river il an event Of such positive pres-ti-
cal value 20 NE farming community ~ can
scarcely 90 oyerostimaIed. Asrls, ia greater or
less quantity, have becn surmisesi, and In soc3e
instances known 10 exist In the state for many
years but Tho limited ettsnt % lhe deposiis
found or tho ifnpracticabiiity n w0rkiDg tlsfn
anf me generally low chemical aud commercial
value Of Mari proper have detersei business
men from senturing upon their Developments
Tho n,iner above referred TO, however. sccorf-
irg 10 some ~ tho mos prominent rsiehiists 10
ihIs country. are tue richest phosphate ieposiis
on lie sind ever discovered. 4be pTeyslencs d
coproiitss Of the highest grade " Phosphate
ROcs Aad " tre0 animal bone, IN adoition 70
the sim,st unlimited Quantities ol pure 1reen
Hari which latter atone runs as hish - y ~ Ger
cen. sof Donr Phosphate of Lime. While ute
Animal l,cas Il found 20 coatsia pbosphor.e acid
Ia ths n,sst coaeeauafed torn. ami aecof,iing -
Dr. A. X LoiOux OF New YORK. shows he Drcs-
ence of ever 20 per cent. cf boDe thosphste. ~
gslhor make one oi the richest fnosptats Do
s'ri Az, eo,p,.auy has extensive fersiiixer WORKS
an CARS, OF construction a. Neet Poins whila
ths,r gsn srai Offices arc Ia ihis city. and ve pre-
diet thst will nos ee eng before this hssh-sfsfe
nxpral f,lsifer will ba IN as general uss. es iss
suhran,lal raer.is most fully iasIify. sinee Mo
company propose 10 pa, II On hs msrkst
tnrou xhost The south Al piices sroat ons fou-'h
Of thnt which other manufacturers. whs h,se %
bur ,heii' materials, q n sell sGcr eolanerstai
pr5d,lets. faIi par,icusfs a9d iossmeoisis -
70 ~, saidepcy OF this seecpe for vernoet Hard.
can oe lad upon application ~ tne Qenertl
hAsser, No iSsi Cary sreel hiehmona. -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-15

band OF Gypsies came through that
city aud persuaded her son to go
with them, promising to pay him
$40 per month. She states she had
not seen the boy until few days ago.
when, with her husband, who is an in
valid, she reached the city. They had
come all the way from stanton in a
small carriage, and were trying TO go to
Norfolk. where she has daughter.
When they arrived in Richmond they had
no money and camped out near the
Fair Grounds to write to the daughter
for money TO carry them to Norfolk
After they had reached the city she
found her son here with q band Of
Gypsies. He was before the Police Court
Saturday, charged with being drunk and
disorderly, and was sent TO Jail. Mrs.
Taylor says she then concluded 10 war
rant Wharton for the hire Of the boy,
and that it was misunderstanding be-
tween herand Lawyer Randolph that a
criminal warrant was gotten out.
Mrs. Taylor seems to he between fifty
and sixty years of age and has rather an
Egyptian look, though she persists that
she is alnative Virginian aud that her
story is true.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-15
GYPSY LITIGATION.
A Mother Appeals 10 u Henriee Jus
fice in Rehalr Of Her Boy.

Yeterday noon Justice ralley had
quite an audience before him In his
room at the county courthouse when the
case of John Wharton, who belongs to a
camp Of Gypsies who are camping near
the Fair Grounds. was called.
On Monday Lawyer Randolph color
red) went to the Justice and il behalf OF
his client, Mrs. Sarah Taylor, wrote out
warrant against Wharton, charging
him with having stolen and carried
away Charles Taylor, youth seventeen
years Of age and son OF Mrs. Sarah
Taylor. This warrant was signed by the
Justice, and Wharton was summoned to
appear before him at noon yesterday.
Ex-Justice Richardson and James Il.
Russell appeared for the defence; Ran
dolph was not present.
The only testimony taken was that OF
Mrs. Taylor and the case was dismissed.
IL seems that Mrs. Taylor wished to
warrant Wharton for three months hire
for the boy at $40 per month. The
warrant written by Randolph was a
criminal warrant
The Justice informed Mrs. Taylor
that to recover the money she would
have TO take out civil warrant The
case was then dismissed, and when the
Justice told the old woman that the cost
OF the trial was about 81 she opened her
ewes very wide aud said she had not q
cent of money, but she promised TO go
to work and pay the costs by Saturday II
the Justice would let her of. This he
agreed to do.
Mrs. Taylor in conversation with q
Dispatch reporter claimed to be a Vir-
ginisn and not connected with any band
Of Gypsles. She says she is natiye oi
Rockbridge county that three months
ago she Was living in Staunton when
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-15
Is j. CRESs6sw, Jn.,
AnenaIA Gnffie.

Hon. 4. Koiner, Of Augusta county.
finding that cough had appeared
among the cattle in his nclghberhood.
causing uncasincss fearing Il might be
pleuro-ppeumonia procured their IN
spection by an agent Of The Agr ultufal
Department At Washington. This oii!,cr
examined the cattle affected and pro-
nounced it cough produc, by change
in weather IA coldD and mt pleuro- pueu-
monia. Augusta Is q tiue cattle county
and it is 10 be hoped tina. the diagnosis
Of the expert is correct torewnrucd "a
forcarmed IN cattle diseases. and this
early attention Of Mr. hoincr IS I'll i'm
uortunt IN any event.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-15
An Attractive Excursion.

Next Saturday night, August 18th, at
10 o'clock, the steamer ARIEL will leave
here for a grand Moonlight Excursion
down the James 20 the seashore. Old
Point and Norfolk will be reached after
an early breakfast, and then the happy
tourists will have the opportunity Of q
dip in the ocean at Virginia Beach.
Ocean View, Old Point, or trip To
Hampton, Soldiers Home. &c, &c.
The ARIEL will leave Norfolk at 4 p. ~.
and Old Point 40 5 r.. reaching homo
at midnight Sunday-ready for business
Monday-and all for the remarkably
low price OF 81 for the round trip, with
tho privilege Of staying over until the
following Tuesday. The ladies' saloon
reserved for their use exclusively. Truly
u very attractive excursion.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-15
mortuury Report.

The following shows the actual NOR
tality of the city for the week ending
August IL, 1885:
Cause Of De0th; Inflammation OF
bowels, ; Brights disease, ! bron-
chitis, ; cholcra-infantum. 1 4; cholera
morbus, consumption, 8 !; conyulsions
puerperal), dropsy. l I; dysentery, = /;
dyspepsia, entero colitis, ! fever
llnalsriaD, l ; fever (typhoid). l; fever
(typho-malarian, | istula (yesico yagi-
nall, l fracture of skull, D.; heart-dls-
ease, 3; hemorrhege of stomach, +;
inanition, 3 intussuseeption, l jaun-
dice. ! ; killed by machinery, ; con
gestion Of lungs, l; neurasthenla, l {;
paralysis, 2; pulmonary disease, :;
rheumatism, soltening OF brain, /;
sunstroke, l teetbing, / tetanus, {;
unknown, /.
Whole number of deaths, exclusive of
stilI-tirths, 81.
SUI BjrtIs, Colored males, 2.
Rate Rate of mortality of whole
population was 2G.52 per cent per
j, 900 per annum rate OF mortality of
white population was 20. 0.4S per cent per
1000 per annum rate Of mortality OF
colored population was 35.l0 per cent.
per !, 900 per annum.
Ser and Color: White males u. white
females u; colored males IS, colored
females IL.
Age: One day to thirty, l {; one month
to six, 6: six months to twelve, one
year 10 three, 3 five years to ten. I;
ten years TO twenty, ; twenty years to
thirty, 6; thirty years to forty, 5 forty
years to fifty, 9; fifty years to sixty, q;
sixty wears 10 seventy, 3 seventy years
to eighty, 2; eighty years to ninety, l.
Condition 4. Single-white II, colored
Is: married-white 7, colored 9 widow
erS-white I; colored (; widows-white
4, colored 9; unknown /.
Nativity: Richmond, 10; United
States, "A Prussia, Z; Ireland. ; un-
Known, 6.
Locality: City at large-white 2, CO.
Iored Q; Marshall Ward--white 3, CO.
lored 2; Jefferson Ward-white 5. CO.
Iored 9 Madison Ward-white 8; Mon
roe Ward-white 8, colored 2; Clay
Ward-white 8. colored 8; jackson
Ward white J. colored IL; Almshouse-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-15
RICHMOND
These two clubs play again to-day.
W ater kntes.

The Board of Aldermen have adopted
can ordinance amending and reordain-
ing sections 10, u. 10, 90, and %. OF
chapter u Of the City Ordinances con-
cerning the water-works, which, in eff
feet. makes large reduction in rates to
manufacturers, busihess-bouses. &c.
Richmond for years and years has had
the damaging reputation of charging ex-
cessively high prices. and the Common
Council ought therefore to be quick to
adopt this ordinance.
II our water-worhs are all that they
should be after the great expenditures
made upon them there is no reason Why
our rates should be among the very
highest in the United States
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-15
rne Jaehaon-wara rerh.

On June ID, 1887. the appropriation
by the Common Council OF $1,000 in
per cent. Richmond city bonds for the
purchase Of land for public park in
Jackson Ward was coneurred iii by the
Board OF Aldermen but no committee
was appointed TO select site.
The following is an ordinance intro
duced in the Board Monday night by
Mr.. Bahen and adopted appointing the
committee
Whereas an appropriation has been
made for the purchase OF land in jack
son Ward 10 be used for the purpose Of
public park and whereas the Council
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-15
Property Transfers.

Richmond: E. NJ. Holloway 10 B.
Hassel. 300 feet on Pleasant street ex-
tended. 81, 800.
Henrico Mary T.. Anderson and others
10 Il. II. Whitlock, 108 feet on Anderson
street, Sl35 Thomas Binford and others
to George f. Hughes, 40 acres in Henri
co county, s225 Preston Cooke, special
commissioner, to Matthew Gilmour,
% 65-lO0 acres on Brosd-Street road,
50, ,547.5 so; Harvey J. Koons and wife TO
George ". Davidson, 92 acres known as
"Lanrel Hill. $50 William II. Jones
and others 70 same, acre on Charles
City road. $40; Thomas Moore and wife
10 Elizabeth Holmes, 80 feet on Twen-
tieth street corner q street, $3.50; Is. F..
Turner, trustee, to III. p. Murphy, lot
near Richmond, 800.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-15
wead,ux Aputyer.ary.

Colonel John Bell Bigger and wife
will celebrate the thirty-fifth anniyer-
sary of their marriage at their hons, in
.SDOtsylvania county, tomorrow, on
which occasion their ten children will
be all gathered around them Married
life has agreed with this couple so we'll
that it is difficult to believe they have
arrived at the ages this celebration indi-
Gates but then they were scarcely more
than children when they entered into
those happy bonds. The anniversary is
to be a quiet observance, and there will
only be few visitors present. Never
theless it gives opportunity to thousands
Of friends and well-wishers TO express
to Mr.. and Mrs Bigger the hope that
the future may be full of happiness for
them and that their years may be long
in this land.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-15
A Co,ored Man. Assignment.

Charles b. Roane (coloredl. doing
business at at No. 4lS north Sixth street,
yesterday made deed OF assignment to
secure his creditors, conveying to Z. A.
Randolph, trustee, all his assets, open
accounts, good will, and store-iixtures.
The principal creditors are Msssrs.
Taylor 4 Boiling, bat there are about
sixteen others, with accounts ranging
from 81 to s4l. Total liabilities about
800; assets not stated.
Roane claims homestead on personal
property OF the value Of Sal.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-15

Dyspepsia aud Indigestion arc kuliny more
people thah rum, ten times over ~hea man
hns Dyspepsia bis stomach IS always with him,
and ho Is always conscious Of IL ilo can't sies y,
hi, fo0d doesn't taste right he's mOIb.i. Your
stomach ougttto bo your best fricni. and IL viii
DO IL after eating you will take listie simmons
Liver Regulator 10 assist digestion aud aliay ell
Irritation.
after catinga hearty supper II 'ssc about
a teaspoonful o, simmons Liver Regulator
mover teol the onocis Of the supper eeten.'--
OVID @. sPARks. ex-Mayor u Macon, Ga.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-15
Nev china sps rroeEery rirw.

The old and well known firm OF +. B.
Taylor has been dissolved by the retiring
OF the special partners and new firm
formed with l.. Il. Taylor, q. Scott Me-
Hue, and A. =. Parrish as partners
under the style Of T. T.. Taylor n Co.
All these gentlemen are well and favor
ably known TO the trade. With new
aud well-scletted Stock .ot china AMI
crockery they hope to mtut in future
the large patronage which VAS extended
t. the old firm.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-15

The examination held by the local
board under the United States Civil
Service Commission rales at the custom
house yesterday was long and tedious
one. There were thirty-fye candidstes.
five for clerkships in the post-ofllce and
thirty for places as letter-carriers. The
papers will DO examined this week by
the board, and each applicant viii be
informed OF his standing.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-15
Emmanuel school.

The Emmanuel Episcopal church Of
Heurco county will hnye thcir annual
Sundoy-school pie ne at lonng's pond
tomorrow. Elaborate arrangements
have been made for the entertainment II
tho.o who attend There viii be- "a ulm-
Der Of balloons set OF. ice cream and con-
iectioneres served in abundance also
bag and several other novel
amusemeuts.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-15
Tho NnrfnIna Defcafed.

The Norfolks arrived here yesterday
morning by the Chesapeake and Ohio
railway and played their first game for
the championship of the State in the al
ternoon with the Richmonds. The visi-
tors were easily defeated by the home
boys. Although the Norfolks outbatted
the Richmonds they lost the game
through their wild throwing. Below Is
the score in full:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-15
has 80 far failed TO select q site for said
II. H. e.. l.. "A

has 40 far failed 20 select site for said
park therefore be II
Rcsofrcd tg the Board Of Aldermen
of the cifg Of Richmond ithe
Common Council concurring), That
committee Of scven--two from the
Board OF Aldermea and three from
the Common Council, and the chair
man OF the Committee on Finance
and the chairman OF the Commit
tee on Grounds and Bindings be ap-
pointed. whose duty il shall be to select
and report suitable site for a park in
Jackson Ward, and report the cost Of
eafua
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-15
white 9, colored i; penitentiary Co

white 2, colored /; penitentiary--co-
lored i.
Comparative Weekly Mortality: To-
.al deaths for the week ending Au-
gust IL, 1sS8-White "a, colored ~
week ending August 10, 1S8i-White 10 ;
colored "a.
temperature Mean temperature for
the week ending August ii, 1888, 1928.
Mean temperature for week ending
August 13, 1887, 1922
RdfnfdH: Amount OF rainfall for week
ending August IL. 1888, 2.53 inches.
Amount of rainfall for week ending Au-
gust l3, 1887, 3. 40 inches.
W. 4. OpPENHIMER,
President Board of Health.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-15

3. NJ. QUARLEs and SAMPSON & ADAMsoS.
50 i. NJ, ten squares Ia Manchester edioin-
ing the Marx properly
SUTTON & CO.. Hanover Courthouse. irurtees
seio of q farm Ia the trucking regon of Han
over county.
phaetons. &C.: IL A. NJ. hay, COWS, ouggisd.
cssts. &C.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-15
TRAFFIC ON THE G. 80.
MR.. SOL. HAAS TO ASSUME ITS MANAGE
MENT NOVEMBER lsr.
He Thinks the Pool Relations OF the Asso'
ciatsd Railways Will Remain
Undisturbed.

The traffic management of the Chesa-
peake and Ohio railway will he in the
hands of Mr.. Sol. Haas after the Let OF
November.
This gentleman will have his head
quarters in Cincinnati, where those oi
President ingalls, and General Passenger
Agent Fuller are also 10 be located.
The severance OF his connection with
the Associated Railways OF Virginia and
the CarOlinas as general traffic manager
will in no wise affect the pool arrange
ments now existing. At least such Is the
assurance given by officials whose posi-
tons are such that they are most likely
to know about this matter.
Mr.. HAAS SEEN.
Mr.. Haas, who has been in Baltimore
on business, returned TO the city yester-
day morning and was seen at his office,
in the Shafer bnilding. by q Dispatch
reporter. When asked as to the rumor
that he would resign his present position
to 90 with the Chesapeake and Ohio, and
that in consequence thereof the pool OF
mutual tariff rates would be broken, he
said "Well, there are strong proba-
bilities that / will 90 with the Chesa-
peake and Ohio. but there is no ground,
so far as / know, for the rumor that the
Associated Railways will dissolve. They
are not dependent on any one man
their relations and operations are salts
factory to all interested, and / see no
reason for their termination.
"Whsn win you 60 with the Chesa'
peake and Ohio?"
81 expect to enter upon the discharge
OF my duties with that company about
the 1st OF November. | had intended
making the change earlier than that, but
it will not not suit very well. The cot
ton season is about upon us, and II
would be very hard for the Associated
Railways to make a satisfactory change
Just now. Between now and November
ia the busiest portion of the year with
these lines, aud great deal of very i'm
portant work has to be done in this
Office. ] certainly want to get to Clncin-
natl by the time of the completion
of the river road, connecting the
Chesapeake and Ohio directly With that
city, 80 as 70 have charge of 1t when 1t
is opened"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-15
PERSONAL.

Mr.. Haas is one of the most progress
sive, experienced, and well-informed
railroad men in the country. He entered
the service Of tine Richmond and Danville
Company in 1873 as agent at Baltimore,
and two years later he came to Richmond
as general freight agent of the same sys-
TEN, which was then not near so large as
it has become since. He became general
traffic manager of the Associated Rail
ways when formed eight or nine
years ago, and has held that
position ever since, filing it with
distinguished ability. Thesystems COM
posing the association are the Atlantic
Coast Line, Piedmont Air Line. ard the
Seaboard Air Line. All OF these have
greatly enlarged their territory and
mileage in the last few years and still
further extensions and connections are
contemplated by some Of them. This,
Mr.. Haas says, is one OF the greatest rea-
sons why the existing mutual taritf rates
and the association should be continued.
sir. Haas says his duties in his new
position will be equally as great as in his
present, and perhaps greater but will
be more concentrated, and then 1t will
be change. He speaks OF his present
associations rs pleasant in every respect.
1t is rumorcd that he will receive much
larger salary than he now gets
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-15

Human nature is hard thing TO un-
ders,and. but the place TO get a good
smoke is where the Grand Republic
Cigarros and Buflos are kept on sale.
Anybody that smokes can understand
that. TBIBBETr X TAyLon,
Sole Agents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-15

There is no use in multiplying words.
If you want a good smoke, ana at rea-
sonable price. bay Grand Republic
Cigarro or Buffo. There is nothing like
them. THIBBErr TAYLOR,
Sole Agcuts.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-15

AsGosTURA B1Tggs, the worli-rcaownei ep-
pet,zer aud invigorator. lmpsrts 4 delicious
flavor 70 all drinks aud cures dyspepsis, dise-
rbna, fever aud sgue ASK for the genuine
Augostura, mar ufactured b. Dr. j.. G. u. siK-
GRRr 81 SoNa.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-15
Speciial |
Sale
FOR
T I'll r Il +
DAYS.
Weanesday,
Thursday,
AND
Fr1day.

Our SUMNER the
lifetime
fon amt mong the blowing
or c
u
o ~
O st o IAvnsd Town ntO8Lc hygrd:
port n 20 n his aea1 o. nrd:
due TO 81. Aysrd
%
reduce In
DO a tNkt % uour Intention
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-15
SPEAKER CARDwELL's HOUSE.
His Handsome Residence Consumed
by yFire.PartiaIIy insured.

The following letter to the Dispatch
from Hanover Courthouse was received
last night: The dwelling of Hon. X.
II. Cardwell, short distance from and
in sight of this place, was entirely con-
sumed by fire about 8 o'clock this morn
ing. The origin Of the fire is unknown,
but it is supposed 70 be ga match and a
mouse burned mans house.
Mr.. Cardwell had left home and had
inst reached the depot on his way to
Richmond when his attention was at
tracted by a large volume Of smoke Is
suing from the top Of his house. dc
went Mt once to the telephone when his
son said ado not so 10 Richmond the
house is on fire" Although workmen
were on hand (having just about finished
painting the housel and were on the
roof few minutes after the discovery OF
fire. nothing could be doue, as the
flames had gotten start from the III
side.
Most of the furniture was saved. but
in bad condition, rs things generally
are at such times and places.
Mr.. Cardwel is so popular in the
county that he has the deep sympathy
Of all, white and black.
Mr.. Cardwell, who is \ prosperous
farmer, and who is also Speaker of the
Virginia House OF Delegates, is lawyer
by profession, and has his Office in this
city From DO source will he receive
deeper sympathy than from his many
Richmond friends.
The dwelling was a framed one, and
one Of the prcttiest in the county.
Mr.. CardwelI had the following in
surance in the Agricultural Insurance
Company, George d. Peasants d Sons,
nnnnla
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-15

My friend. if You are going 10 quit
smoking trash. don't stand upon the order
Of going, but 40 at once and get Grand
Republic Cigarro or Bulo.
UMBBETT 4 TAYLOR.
Sole Agents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-15

Just received another lot Of French
Flannel Oyershifts-the prettiest goods
on the market.
WILLIAM MITCHELL x Co.,
corner hinth and Main.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-15
joint seAs,ou To.NIchf.

The following communication was yes
terlay received by the Clerk Of tho
Co'mcil:
M. b. T. AugUsi, Cicrk of the BOARD
" Aldermen
Dear Sir,-You will issue notice for a
rneetingof the Board Of Aldermen for
Wednesday evening. Angus. 18th. at z
o'clock, to elect p proxy 20 represent
the city OF Richmond in tie Virginia
State Agricultural and Mechanical So-
ciety, and TO consider an ordinance con-
cerning the Richmond ana Manchester
Railway Company, laid on the table At
the last meeting. Very truly,
LEWIS u. CRESsFAw, JR.,
President pro tam.
A like communication WAS received
from Mr.. L. f.. Campbell. president OF
the Common Council, calling meeting
OF that body 30 consider The above ofii-
nances il they should be adopted by me
Board.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-15

DOLITICAL NET BANNERS,
il FIAqs, AND PoRTRAlTs uoskh ghA-
HAN, N Duane street, New aofx soA"~"