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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-27
DIEDMONT AIRLINE.
CONNECTIONS

Train No 80 connects daily a. Keysyiile &c
Chase Ci.y. Clsrksvite, OBord. Durham. Hon
Gers0D. and Raleigh. tOanecis daily ii t,rean3-
torO' Tor Durham, Raleigh. Salem, AID winston.
aud all points on North Carolina Division ~
salisbury Tor Ashevills. uot spriBes. and al
pollts IN Western Nor h Carolina, and AZ Char
lotte FOR Charlotte. Columbia and Augusta rail-
read
Train No ~ connects daily n Grcepsooro tor
salem. Winston, t1ls 20. uoidsb0rO' and More
head city. at salisbury for AsheFille. hos
SPRING. AMI al points IN Western North Csro-
Ina At tbarl0tto with Charlotte. Columbia snd
Augusta railroad tor Columbia. Augusta. Aiken.
Charleston. Savannah. IhOmasdlla. Ga, jazz
tonvllc aud Other Florida points ass, Win
Carolina Central railroad for Wilmington. -.
Tralns from ihs south arrive az klchmend' -
A. NJ. and $50 r. N
tASELfA COURTHOUSE TRAIN.
Leave Richmond. ............oOOP +. w
Arrive Richmond. ......-..... So A. IL
tClONRR ACCOMMODATIONS.
Leave Richmond ........................ t.tO a. VI
Arrive MRnche ... ......... ....-.. .5.rO =.
NORk-RIVER LINE WA WEST
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL-
~ WAY COMPANY


SCHEDULE IN EFFECT SEPTEMBER - issl
LEAVE RICHMOND
$40 A. NJ. Local, except sunday tor Ciifseu
FORGE.
SEQ N. gIpress daily for Oh Point and Nor.
folk.
ii.oS A. Il. NAH daily for ciEcinnx,L ruI.msa
Pslace-car 10 Clifton Forge
s.OoP, n. Express daily toe Oid Point and
Norfolk Pullman Car 10 Old Poat
200 y. n Accommodated. cxcsps sunday foe
X. n. q \. junction.
Slip. ME-. v. Vestibalo Spsclxl daily.
with Dining-Csr from Chsriot.o<ytiie
" Clnclnnau and Louisville Pull.
man slespisz-Csr % cintanAiL
TRAINS sKRlyx AT zicHhoxn
500 A. N. aud gsO r. NJ daily from Cinsnnsu.
loss A. N. aud s:s0 7. NJ daily troDs NsrfoR.
s:i0 r. N. daily except SUNDAY IRON Slf,ou
Forge.
JAMES RIVER DIVISION
o. q A. X RI
IxAyk kIcasoSp
800 A. NJ dauy for LynchDsfs Lextngtoa. sn1
Clifton tofga.
ei5 p. N. seosisvisle accommodates ssosps
sunday
1000 p. n. daily Recommendation toe Lynchbaxs
snd Clifton Forge.
TRAINS Anxtvz sicahoxn
e:l3r. y. snd 10 A. u. dAtiy IRON citfsoa
ssAA hss sse'''''l'~ ;ss;e' : sssssSsc,
II HANNAH osnsesl nasAssE NJ
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-27

OICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG
IA AND POTOMAC RAILROAD. -schcduls
commencing JUNE ., iSsJ--eastera standard
time: 80.
s.g A. NJ. loayos Byri-Sirsot station daily.
stops only a. Ashland, Junction. MIL
ford, and Fredercxsburg Sieepor
u Washington and New lOrF.
u.O7 A. N. leayes Byri-Siroeg station daily. OK.
cspt sunday.
e.25 p. NJ. leaves Brrd-streei siaton daily
Siespeg u New YORK.
s5OA- NJ arrives a. Byrd street station daily
Sleeper from Seg York.
2sgs p. n arrives a. Byrd -Sgresl station daily
STOPS ~ FretercksDurg. hiltort
Junction, and Ashland Sleeper IRON
Washington and Now York
IOa0 P. n. arrives a. Byfd-SiTset sia.ioo calis
except sunday
ASHLAND TRAINS
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY
6as A. N. leaves glDA Arrives al ASHLAND ~
7.S3 A. "
400 y N. accommodation leaves Byrd-Sress
station. arrives \, Ash and a. z. ".
s.O4 P. NJ l0aves Elba arrives NJ Ashland a.
CASA. NJ arrives Elba- Leaves Ashland sssso,
A. NJ
e.z5 A NJ accommodation arrives at Bry1-
street station. leaves Ashland ss?:1
A. M.
$50 ?. NJ arrives 1t ElbA leaves Ashland x
5i2PA
CA. TAYLOR. General Tiekot Agsas
R.T. D. HYeks, General Superintendent
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DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY
Tho fayorito routotO Baltimore. Ihostesmsrs
Gu this Inc sre models ~ beaag. elegance. knt
comfort Leave Richmond f3b 2. N. aud ftD
4. NJ; arrive Al baltimore SD A. NJ; le~vs
baltimore daily except ssatay al p "a. ar
rive a. dchmOod 80 A. n anf III A. NJ
Fare from hcumoad stragnt tO bsltlmorr ~
Washington. s.. Wilmington, Dol, $40; fhis%-
dslphia. g. ~: Nov YORK. sd. Hound uip.
Wilmington. Dol, g.. Philadelphia -
tWEsT POINT ACCOMMODATION
Leave Richmond uwsnty-,hird-
Street depot. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $500 AN
Arrive kichm (lwen!y-thlrd-
Street depoD .....-.....-...-. JEW T. N
Daily tDGily except sunday.
Depot and tickotoffice Foot Virginia -trest
Uptown Office Corner Tenth and Main stressS
JAS l. TAYLOR
General PASSENGER Agsns
j. 4 POTTS
Division Passenger Agent.
Hcam0nd, Va
sol. HAAS, Traffc Manager.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-26

IL such proceedings as occurred at Henrlco
courthouse had taken place in Mississippi
q gibbet would be built aud man WOulu
hang from il every night.
Allan j. Harris, the colored magistrate,
followed Mr.. Bsveridge and explained how
Malone had promised TO support beVe-
ridge.
MAHONE's DENIAL
Sheriff J. W. Southwark yesterday re-
ceived the following from General Mahone
in answer TO letter written by him:
RICHMOND, VA, October q. 1889.
Dear Sir.-No one has authority. from
ANYTHING that have said or done, TO state
that I am for or am supporting MIR. Beve-
ridge for the House of Delegates IN the
county of Henrico. / am always for the
nominee of the party, and rs understand
and believe that Mr.. Taylor is the nominee
of the party | am cordially and earnestly
for his election. and IN my judgment he Is
entitled to and ought to receive the ener-
getic support Of every true Republican.
Yours truly, WILLIAM MAhoSb'
To Hon j. ". SO7fh'cdrd' Comfy Chairman
Of HearIcO county.
Mr.. Be7erdge claims that this is not
genuine, as General Malone had promised
10 support him against oil c0mers. lie
saws he will telegraph the General to-day
and expects TO receive n denial Oy To-
night.
BEyTRTDGE ENDORSED.
Atameefing Of the Republicans Of Shoe
makers precinct last night Mr. Beveridge
was endorsed and Dlr. Taylor's withdrawal
recommended.
The only CRY left the Democratic party is
the stale one of negro domination" in
which we all know there is nothing.
NeqrO Preachers LITTER.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-26

Mr.. William r. Haurand has gone on a
business trip % Baltimore and New YORK.
Nlessrq. William b. Pizzni and Allie ".
Scott returned yesterday morning lf9m
New York.
William Allen. colored luna'ic from
/ Warwick COUNTY. was received at tAe tinel
/ Hospital yesterday.
lrrs.C. G. McPhail and daughter have
/ returned - tine city, and are loc1,ed %,
/ "The Mt. Vernon corner of Third and
/ Franklin.
Rev L. W. Burton, Of oil ST. johns
church. will oaiciatc a- the services at the
Male Orphan Asylum next Sunday alter
noon at l.30 o'clock.
Colonel Richard +. Boirne wil speak on
I Thursday, Ootobcr 3l-t, at tiHrAr's, Hen
| rico. at noon. and M Manchester at ugat-
lie viii also speak ~ short IunP Ht noon
on Friday. November i7t.
The stalling of strcet-car5 going No Main
street between Eighth and Fifth Is much
/ complained Of Sometimes th, cars get OF
| tho track quito as often the mules are un-
able or unwilling TO pull their loads.
Governor Fi,zhugh Lee win deliver an
f address, before X. T.. Lee Camp, tOuiedc-
rat- Veterans. AZ Ice Camp Hal ou the
I
VIII bee the Battle of Chaucciiorylllc
Ar. Hubert Peter Bernard, Youngest son
| of Nh Peter Bernard. is extremely II az ms
! father, home, 80 west Marshall There Is
! hut little hope of the recovery OF ms
father, who wa stricken with paralysis last
week
General Malone came here from l'rede-
rick5burg Yesterday on the fast mail and
| l. Il, a 4
| Byrd Street station until he resumed his
seat in the tram and proceeded 20 Peters
burg.
The earnings OF the Richmond and Pc
tersburg Railroad Company iorSeptember,
1889. were @25. .J4l.ls. expenses SiJ.W3tJ;
and for the Petersburg Railroad Company
the earnings were 3 5jLJl, expenses c2j,-
j0L3O.
Mr.. Charlie r. Saunderson and bride (nee
/ ClcptOnl. who were married Wednesday az
the residence of the brides parents IN
Hanover county. and who haze since been
at Ford's Hotel. leit yesterday for their
home in Cumberland county.
Mr.. Jackson Guy is making a first-rate
chairman Of the City Democratic Commit
tee. He giyes % the position e9rnestness,
ability. and dignity. AMI our people 3hOuld
b. clad to aid him With money and per-
sOna service. His duty J. iaoorious anu
exacting and is performed in pure spirit
of patriotism without the expectation or
wish Of reward for himself.
A pamphlet just issued that ia destined
10 be widely read is Man aud His Develop
mont,' by ThomasJ. Moore, W. D., Of Rich
moud. Va, reprint from the transactions
0f the Medical Society of Virginia, 1859.
Whom first published in the D,sPcfch TINS
uaper was commented upon most fav0rably
a. an able and timely contribution 20 the
scientific consideration of the race ques-
ton. and it Is well that it has been put IN
more permanent form.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-26
ON TOUR OF INSPECTION.
OGiccrs of the Danyilic system Pass
Through Richmond.

Nr. George S. Scott. of New York, presl-
don't of the Richmond and Danviile Rail-
road Company, spent an hour IN Richmond
Yesterday.
He was accompanied by General Manager
Pecton Randolph and General Superin-
tcndout william. II. Green, OF the same
system.
The three had been on their annual tour
of inspection over the great ,ystcm and
found all of the lines over which they ira
yelled In good order and well equipped.
They had been as far az Grceucsyllle. Mss:
The officials were travelling Oh special
train which arrived IN Manchester about
half-past o 4. VI. yesterday. There they
spent an hour, going through the round
house and yarious departments under es-
cort of some of the local managers.
Next they came across the uYer. and IN
company with number of Richmond
gentlemen spent an hour looking over the
company's property on this side of the
James.
Al half-past II o'clock they left for West
Point. and were accompanied by Colonel
T. NJ. r.. Talcott. Sol. Haas. Esq, General
Freght-Agcnt j. H. Drake. and Superin-
tendent ". T.. Ryder. The day was spent
in West Point, and late in the afternoon
tho higher officials took the boat for Balti-
more. where President Scott will be met
by his private car to be taken back to New
N,rl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-26
REV. MR TAYLOR DEAD.
This Venerable Servant of God Gone to
His Eternal Rest.

Rev. Luther r. Thornhill, pastor Of the
Balm bridge-Strect Baptist church, Man.
chester. was called to Buckingham county
Yesterday afternoon by atelegram announc--
inc the death OF his venerable friend and
co-workcr in the Gospel ministry, Rev. VIII
liam TAYLOR
Mr.. Taylor had been in i'll health for
many months. and for several weeks past
his demise had been constantly expected
bv those who fingered around his bedside
and tenderly ministered to his wants in ms
latter days.
Deceased was about eighty years old and
was one of the most earnest, jealous. ana
successful ministers IN the Baptist denOmi-
nation. He was born and raised and spent
almost his entire life in the Masters SER
vice in the county in which he died
He had been the pastor Of Nj. Iion ana
Buckingham churches FOR great many
years. and had filed the pulpit OF the
former regularly once or twice month Tor
nearly a half century. For many years
prior 20 his death he had also been pastor
of Jenkins's church, in Cumberland.
No pastor yas ever more beloved by his
CONGREGATIONS than the deceased, who,
while he had not enjoyed the advantages
of education in his earlier life, was man
OF great intellectual endowments, hard
student. and one Of the most powerful and
effective preachers Of the Gospel that has
lived in Virginia in the last fifty years.
Rev. Mr. Thornhill, who was deyotedly
attached to the deceased. with whom he
often labOred in association and revival
work. will preach the sermon this morning
at II O'clock and will return home this eve
ming and i'll his own pulpit tomorrow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-26
FRoeLEss sWIrcH CoMPANY.
4 Charter Granted by Judge Wexford, of
the Circuit Court.

The Froelcss Switch Company wa9 char
tered yesterday by Judge Wexford, OF the
City Circuit Court
The purposes for which the corporation
is formed are 10 acquire, purchase. and
hold patents for lailway-swltches switch
stands. sicnals. rail joints, and rails,
frames. and other railway fixtures and ap-
pliaucc-. and improvements thereon, and
toIntrOducc, manufacture, operate. license
or sell the same. and 10 do all such
other acts and things as ore necessary to
the full and complete exercise of the above
powers: TO acquire and dispose OF such
real estate as may be found necessary for
its purposes; to erect, maintain, and opo-
rate suitable offices. works. shops, foun-
dries. or other structures fixtures, or ap-
pliauccs in this Commonwealth and else.
where: 10 secure and use and dispose o.
any inventions pertinent 10 the business OF
the concern. DC.
Real estate may be held not exceeding
five hundred acres in any one state or Ter
rltory.
The minimum capital is to be Sio0,o
divided into shares of 500 each. and tie
same may be- increased 10 ~2.000, 600.
The directors rre Mossrs. j. ]. Odell. {.
W. T.. Brock. G.. W. Jones !. -. Jones, ana
Henry L. Wickham.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-26
e;LLOF ADJUSTMENTS.
The Attractions of the Theatre and
Academy.

The Attractions of the Theatre and
Academy.
Mr.. Polk had another fine audience last
NIGHT AT the Theatre to witness his clever
acting of the rate of Sidney Backus. In
the Silent Partner Edison's wonderful Pho
nograph plays a very prominent part n
the comedy.
There will be q matinee to-day with re-
duced prices. Mr.. Polk viii, at the request
Of his many friends, repeat the Silent fart-
ncr tonight. .,,
NacCollin Comic Opera Company VIII
commence weeks engagement Monday,
October 2sth. opening in Falka and chang
inc the bill every night. There VIII be q
matinee Wednesday and Saturday. sale OF
seats commences this morning al O'Clock
at tho bOX-ofiicc.
TuE wIVR.
Tho Wife was again presented before q
fashionable and apTreclauvo audience ~
the Academy last night and the lrequ NJ
recalls before the curtain, together with
the warm appreciation manifested by the
.udicucc through the entire prrIoIlhahce,
testified % it, success.
An important feature is the handsome
ecte of scenery which Manager Irohman
sent here with the company.
such attention 20 the complete produc-
| ton of PLAYS rs is given The wife deserves
the liberal support of onr theatfr-goers.
Thematinfc and nj ettperiormances to-day
close the engagement.
FEFDLHICR wAWDE.
Tickets for the engagement Of tho dis
tincaished tragodian Frederick Narde 90
on sale at the Academy OF Music TINS
mgrning. hlr. Warle' engagement Is for
three nights. commencing next Monday,
and will include "A Wednesday matinee;
The reprrtOrv is rs follows: Monday and
"Wednesday nights. The Nouutebank ;
Tuesday. Vircinius; Wednesday matinee
CASTOR Cadol.
OUR GERMAN CITIZENS.
On next Monday night the Gesanevcren
Virginia viii give their first entertain
ment of the season at Sanger HAL.
The programme is rs follows:
/ Overture Observation-Disclosures. Orchestra.
/ Chorus. .GeSaugyerCi Virginia.
/ Selection. Orchestra.
Engagement for the Dance
| COMEDY N act.)
CHARAcrEEs.
/ CAPTAIN Moriz Won Felscn.
Mr.. II. C.. Reugcr.
( judge Won Sor..Mr. +. W. =. Hageman.
Antonio Won lyen Ga young widow,
Miss Holen 3rauor.
! Matilda Cher sister, Miss Matilda Schaaf.
Miss ]. Henniugheusen.
/ Peter (elder soryant).....A!r. Carl BohliS.
''''''' " ''''' Nir. Clathar Hassel.
/ The Watchnaker.........Mr:. =. G. Brau"r.
/ The Piau0-tuncr. W. Brauer.
Mr.. Alfred Won Rosenagk vii act as stage
| manager.
After the play dancing will begin and
continue until late hour.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-26
nOWN-TOWN MERCHANT

"A having passed several sleepless nightS
disturbed by tho sgonies aud cries Of suffer-
ing child. aud becoming convinced that MRS.
wINsLoWis SOOTHING SYRUP was !ust tho
article needed, procured q supply for tho child
On reaching rome aud aequsiating his wife with
what he had done she refused 70 have II admin
istered 10 the child. IS she was strongly IN favor
Of Homeopathy. That night tho child pessed Ia
suffering and tho parents without sleep ke-
turning homo tho day following the father
found the baby stil worse, and while oontena-
plating another sleepiess night the mother
stopped from the room 20 attend 70 some do
,nessic duties aud left tho father with the child.
During her absence he administered a portion
OF the Soothing syrup 10 The baby and said
nothing That night all hands slept well, aud
the little fellow awoke In the morning bright
and happy The mother was delighted with the
sudden and wonderful change, and, although a.
irs, offended a. The deception practiced npon
her, has continued 10 use lhe syrup, and suffer
ing, crying babies aud restless nights have disap-
peared. A single trial Of the Syrup never yei
failed 10 reilese tho baby and overcome the pre-
JUDGES OF the mother. sold py all druggissA -
ceass bottle. testoo1
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-26

for campaign funds 20 dcfray the expenses
Of the work in this city. Those who have
not been called upon by the Finance Com
mittce. or who, when called upon. said they
would hand in their checks. can send their
contributions TO the treasurer, L. A. cary
No. il09 east Main street.
Two Speeches Each.
Hon. William Lovenstein and Nr. II; Nj.
Smith. Jr.. had to perform donble duty
last night, and upon very short notice.
They. by appointment, attended the
meeting Of the Fourth precinct jackson
Ward Club and addressed tho large con-
coilrse Of voters there assembled.
From here they went 10 the meeting on
Chelsea Hill, in Fairfield township, where
they found a large crowd assembled but no
speakers. These gentlemen made briei
but spirited speeches, and both meetings
were very encouraging.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-26

continually on the strain, or oyertaxed a, inter-
vals, Is far loss desirable than ordinary Vgor
perpotuated by rational q Of and ozofciss' and
abstension FROM excess. Professional pugii1sts
AMI athletes rarely etiaia extreme o'd age. ~
ordinary vigor may be retained by a wise reger
for sanitary living aud Tor IN protection against
disease which timely and iudiciOus medication
affords, so also Il may De- l0st through prolonged
sedentary labor, unintorruptei nehWi ~ am
and foolish eating and drinkins, the chief and
most Immediate sequence OF al Iour being dyS
pepsia For this condition thus, or In any way
Induced, and FOR 10 offspring, a failure Of mus
culsr and nerve pOger, HOstetters stomach bit-
tsrs IL tho prlmest aud most genital OK remedies
Not only indigestion. but loss u desh, appetite
ami sleep are remedIed by IL lncipient malaria
aud rheumatism are Dsnlshed, and kidney
bnWel. and liver complaint ronOyod Dy T.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-26
To-day il Registration-day.
BEFORE JUSTICE cRUTcHFlELD.
Minors Charged with Buying Liquor
Only a Prank, sc.

Only "a FRANK, Ac.
In the Police Court yesterday morning
r. w. Everhart, W Mitchell, Charles Rich
ardson. Claude Howard. Vincent Rye. and
William Mead. ell minors, were charged
with having within the last twelve months
entered a bar-roOm without the written
consent Of their parents or guardians and
procured beer and other intoxicating
liquors
Mr. Samuel VI. Page represented the pro-
secution and Louis Wendenberg appeared
for the defence. not so much 20 defend the
voung men rs in behalf of the person from
whose saloon it was charged that they had
obtained liquor.
AIr. Wendenberg made a motion for a
continuance of the matter as he had an
important case set for trial III the Hastings
Court al II o'clock, but MIR. Page objected
to a continuance, and Justice Crutchheld
said he was determined 70 examine into the
case at once.
Only two witnesses were examined.
They were Officer Sweeney and a colored
man employed at the rooms of the Hygeia
Club. the officers of which were some
time AGO sent on 10 the grand jury for
selling houOr TO minors and without q
license. The case was dismissed. Mr..
PAGE admitted during the investigation
that these arrests were made for an object
other than the punishment OF the accused.
IL really meant TO secure witnesses for the
prosecution in the Hygeia cases in the Hust-
ings Court.
ONLY TO PLAY A PRANK.
jefferson Alluisi, a neatly dressed and re.
spectable-looking young man, was charged
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-26
"rnthe Lndle, ofRlchmond." !"

This is the address Of circular issued
Yesterday and reading as follows:
RrcHMoND. Va, October 25. 1899.
See that your brothers and friends vote
the Democratic ticket.
With the Democrats IN power Richmond
is an orderly and pleasant city, but if the Re-
publicaAs should win, Malone would have
the Legislature so change the charter of
the city that negroes would be appointed
to Offices; negroes would perhaps be ap-
pointed on the police force; negroes would
certainly become more impudent on the
streets than ever.
Many of the ladies Of Richmond are com
PEELED, through necessity, - be on the
streets without escorts after dark; all such
should be doubly interested in this matter.
Asain. we say to you, see that your bro
thers and friends vote the
DVNCCuATIC TICKET
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-26
Children Cry for Pitchers Castorla'
superb Gin Goods

No iewclry-house IN the city has more
beautiful assortment of goods adapted for
wedding presents. The selectiouOf eNqui-
site silver. clocks, and bronzes and the
thousaud-and-0ne articles of yirtu en-
brace display from which choice can
easily be- made. The goods at Goddard "
Moses (920 Main street. aro all new and
fresh. aud cvery thing has been made from
the most exquisite designs. All that are
on the hunt for gifts should visit Goddard
& Moses. Jewellers go Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-26

The Baptist ladies Of the city have Sc
cured misslon-rooms" op tine corner or
Fourth and Fran Kiln streets Last ,nignt
thev ave "A novel entertainment. A Japan
ese wedding was celebrated. the groom
and young lady and gentlemen attend
ants all appearing in Japanese costume.
The happy idea and is successful pro
duction were due to Miss Stoneman, or
Columbia. who drilled the uarty The
object IN view was % obtain money 20 pro,
perly it mp the mission rooms. \ crowded
house was IN attendance and delightful
evening enjoyed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-26
with stealing sI5.iO in currency. the pro-

with stealing $3.50 in currency, the pro-
perty OF Ida Long.
Miss Long testified that the prisoner was
AZ her house Monday night and she had
occasion TO go into her trunk 20 get some
money. While counting tho money Aliuisi
asked her il she left her trunk and door I'M
locked when she went out. She told HIM
that she did. Thursday she went 70 her
trunk to get more money and found some
one had taken il. Suspecting Alluisi she
went 10 his house 20 inquire about the
money; but he was not there. and being
greatly excited she swore out a warrant for
his arrest. Alluisi returned her every cent
of the money and said he was only prac--
ticing a Joke on her. and she was satisfied
that he had no intention of stealing her
money and asked that the case be DIS
missed, which was done.
OrHyR cAsrs.
Thomas Peasants (col0red). charged
with stealing lot OF bricks, the property
of the city Of Richmond, was sent 20 jail
for ninety days.
Charles Alien was fined s. and costs for
leaving his team standing on The street
Rosa Hopkins lcolored). dlsordorly IN
the street and assaulting and striking Ma.
jor Lomax and breaking the window of
Younger Loving. Fined 81 and costs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-26
difference Name.

RTcTd0ND, VA, October ~, 1893.
To ne E,lNor ofGc Dispatch:
Dear Sir.-l noticed in this mornings
paper a list of graduates who passed tho
Board of Pharmacy and my name was not
there. but in its place tho name Of T.; y;
Cardwen, which WAS a mistake. and l
would be Obliged If you would correct ~
in your next issue. Nv name Is X. +
Caldwell instead of Cardwell. and | VIII
be obliged If you will correct.
Yours. X. 4. CALDWELL.
50l west MAN street.