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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-14

button for mission work within the diocese,
30 that the collections for such an object
would be ~ gratifying as that of this morn.
ing. He impressed on teachers and scholars
TO look after neglected little ones, and told
the adults in the congregation that they
could help In Sunday.school work by being
ready to take the place Of a teacher who was
absent or sick. During the past year there
had been raised for the expenses OF the par
ish. the cause OF missions, aud church instI-
tuiions generally, about $4,000, which was
about the same as that OF the year previous.
Following this statement DR.. Dashiell
preached sn exceedingly practical sermon,
plainly defining the duties OF Christians aud
urging the members Of his CONGREGATION 10
attend the services OF Gods house, TO Keep
the Sabbath holy, to 60 10 church to worship
and not 10 hear sensational discourses, and
to give systematically portion Of their in
come, and in general to 30 live as TO receive
the commendstion OF their Master.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Rev. j. p. Cannon, the pastor, preached
a very able sermon az the Third Presbyte-
riau church Sunday night from the text !:
"Despise not the day Of small things"
Tonight at O'Clock Rev. Mr.. Cannon
will be installed as pastor OF this church.
At Trinity Methodist church the pastor,
Rev. J. Il. Sturgis, presched both morning
and night In the morning the text was taken
from Mathew xi., 2-6: "Art Thou He that
should come, or do we look for anotberf
And Jesus answered" &c. The subject
was, "a Wavering Faith Re-established."
AT night the congregation was very good,
Notwithstanding tue inclemepcy OF the
weather. The pastor preached from the
same chapter in Mathew, 7th 10 10th verses.
q" what went We out into the wilderness to
see,' &c. Subject, "The Final Verdict OF
the Multitude"
The pastor announced that the Sunday
school anniversary Of T-Ipity sunday school
will take place on the fourth sunday In May,
which will be also the Children's DaT ap.
pointed by the Church, and the exercises
will be combined.
Rev. l.. B. Turnbull, who, as assistant to
DIR. IlOge has charge OF the Old-Market
mission. preached at the Second Baptist
church Sunday morning. The sermon pro-
duced profound impression upon the large
congregation.
Two persons were baptized at Leigh.
Street Baptist church Sunday night.
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SCHOOL sUPEHINTEN DENTS.
Tho state hoard Engaged In the
work OF Their Appointment.

The State Board OF Education, composed
Of the Governor, Attorney General, and SUI
perinteDdent OF Public instruction, met in
The Office Of Superintendent Buchanan yes
terdaV aud appointed number OF school
superinendents. The work VIII be COM
pleted to-day. The board declined to give
out names OF those appointed until the list
is complete.
For this city Mr. William +. Fox was re-
elected. Mr.. Fox, 1t will be remembered,
was recently chosen 10 oil the vacancy occa>
stoned By the resignation Of Colonel John b.
Cary.
Mir. David l.. Pulliam was appointed for
the city Of Manchester Vce Ii. A. Maurice.
Mr.. Pulliam is a member Of the bar with
fine practice, is an accomplished gentemm
and scholar, and his appointment will give
very general satisfaction. No other candi-
date was put forward for the position eX-
cept Mr. Pulliam. though the name OF Mr.
G. A. Peple, a member Of the Manchester
School Board, had been frequently mention
ed in this connection. Mr. Pulliam will
make an efficient superintendent.
In the Dauyile case, in which some degree
OF interest is felt, the board adjourned
action until some who desired to make
statements could be present.
Under resolution adopted by the Legis-
lature at its last session the terms OF oil OF
the county and city superintendent OF
public schools. which heretofore have ter
minated irregularly, were made 10 expire on
the 30th Of June. 1889, and the appointments
now being made will be for four years from
July 1st next
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-14

DR.. D. A. Kuyk has returned to the city.
Mr.. Charles p. Craig, OF Duluth, is the
guest OF Colonel William +. Tanner.
Captain Thomas c. Cunningham and bride
Cnee Christlan) have returned from their trip
North.
In the City Circuit Court yesterday several
coupon csses were decided in favor OF the
Commonwealth.
Professor l.. II. Holland, formerly Assist
ant Superintendent of Public Instruction,
was in the city yesterdsy.
John w. Mathews, OF Allegheny county.
was received at the penitentlary yesterday
TO serve two years for forgery.
Mr.. c. G. Clarke, formerly OF this city,
who has recently moved from Petersburg TO
Crewe, was IN the city yesterday.
DR.. Ramon D. Garcin. OF this city, has
been rendered q complimentary position In
one OF our southern colleges, but has de-.
elinod.
Q. ii. Bliss, treasurer Of Prince Edward.
and L. n. Nance, Cemmonseslth's aitorns5
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NEW MAcmINE-sH0P.
Big Improvements Proposed by the
chesapeake and Ohio.

II is understood that at an early day the
Chesapeake and OHIO RAILWAY Company will
let the contract for the erection OF large
mach1 shop here.
Whether the building is 10 he an entirely
new one or TO be an addition to the present
machine.shop OF the company's works on
seventeenth street has not yet been made
known.
Mr.. Datney. who is practically at the head
OF the cOmpany's affairs here, when seen by
a Dispatch reporter yesterday afternoon
said he had heard the ruuor, but really be
was not in position to give any information.
He knew that extensive Improvements were
Contemplated, but did not think the contract
had been let, nor was he informed asto what
extent the mschne-shop would be enlarged
and improved.
when President Ingalls was in Richmond
a month or two ago be stated in an inter-
view that a great deal Of money would be
spent here this year by the company In
building a new depot and making improve
ments at the shops. He then perhaps had
in view the roundhou4 proposed to he
erected 10 Fulton, on ORLEANS street, and the
new or enlarged machine.shop. Our people
would be much pleased to see the old she'd
at the corner OF Seventeenth and Broad
streets torn down and . comfortable pas.
sengeT depot built in Its stead.
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Making the grand total Of. ....
PeIiee Court.

The docket In this court yesterday morn
Ing was an unusually short one for Monday
snd vas made up chiefly Of rrihing eases.
The following we're the most important cases
disposed Of:
Joseph Gibbs alias William II. johnson
(coioredA charged with stealing two bolts OF
percale OF the value OF $3.50. the property
OF Byron Bear. Continued until to-day.
MoIlie Broadngx cbGs Dickerson (eol-
ored) was charged with assarlting, cursing,
aud abusing Emms Richmond on the street;
also. with stealing silver spoon, the property
Of A. @. Pgetlow. Cont,Bued until TO-DAY.
william Hooker (coloredl charged with
being a lunatic. Continued TO await COM
mission OF lunaey.
In the case OF James w. KendIer. charged
With driving bis team over aud iniuring
Aylett, son OF +. II. Kelley, and Eddie, son
Of Logan Lipscomb, tho evidence showed
that Mr.. Kendler was not at ell At fault, and
he was discharged.
Nicholas Hsfentine dissrderly and cre-
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Of Charles City county. were at the Capitol

OF Charles City county, were at the Caphoi
yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Il. Blind. formerly Of
Richmond, are here on visit 10 Mrs.
Boyd. 102 west Grace. Mr.. Bland now re-
sides 10 Baltimore, Nd.
Mes.rs. Polk Miller, f. ID. Hotchkiss, VIII
liam l.. Archer, J. Is. Harvie. John w.
Pierce, aud Major Charles Seldom returned
yesterday from short trip 10 Powhatsn.
Mr.. p. NJ. O,Dounsli and his nephew, OF
Pittsburgh, Pa, who bsve been In the city
for the past three weeks visiting their aunt,
Mrs. John Gsvsn, will leave for home this
week.
Senator William Lovenstsin spent Sunday
at Old Point and returned TO the city yester-
day. President Harrison was visitor to
the Point to attend church, but after services
went aboard steamer.
The Morning Star. Of Wilmington, \. C.,
says: Mr. X. +. Mucomber, o prosperous
merchant OF Richmond. Va, Il here on s
visit. He is q native OF Wilmington, aud
has large real estate interests here.
Very Rev. Father Van dc Vyver. vicar
general OF tbs diocese, VINO went 10 New
Orleans 10 attend the ceremonies attending
the conferring the pallium on Archbishop
Jansseus, formerly Of Richmond, Is expected
back in a few days.
Judge Farrar Johuny Reb), OF Amelis,
who was IN the city yesterday, said that the
storm in Amelia county Sunday night was
the worst he ever saw. For an hour and
half the flashing OF the hghtulug, the
pouring OF the rain. and the howling OF the
wind were terrific.
The strawberry and musical festival to be
held by the ladies Of PNs-Plsce Methodist
Episcopal church on Thursday and Friday
nights OF this week promises 10 be delight
ful entertainment. All interested in the
sold Ladies' Home" will be cordially wet
coined, and an evening OF pleasure Is
promised to all.
The Baltimore American of sunday says
that theatre party followed by dinner at
Hotel Remert was given saturday Eight 10
Mr. aud Mrs. Andrew saks, who will soon
leave for their future home. New York. The
party was given by Messrs. Aaron Prag,
Samuel Rosenthal, Henry Prag. Richard
.Janewitz, and Moses Prag. This party, with
Misses Sarsh and Dinah Rohr, occupied .
box at the theatre. The dinner was very
grand affair. Mr.. Ssks is Of the firm OF A..
saks Il Co., OF this city.
At the recent session OF the Great Council.
Improved order Of Red Men, the Following
officers were elected: Great Sachem, j. VI.
Mcclure, Norfolk; Great Senior sagamcro,
". j. Traylor, Petersburg; Great Junior
Sycamore, W. VI. Cherry, Norfolk; Great
Keeper Of Wampum. George W. Toby,
Manchester; Great. Keeper OF Records,
George w. Hall, Petersburg; Great Prophet,
w. a. ScssiD, Alexandra; Great Represen-
tatiye to Great Council Of the United States,
William T.. Granger. Richmond.
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THE NEWS or uANCHrsrER.
serm on to Odd-Feiiows-other Church
News-PersonaI &C.

Henderson and Stuart lodges, OF the 1nde-
pendent Order OF Odd-FsllOws, assembled at
Heiders Hall at 3 O'Clock Sunday after
noon and marched IN body to the BaIn-
bridge Street Baptist church, where Rev.
DIR. Goodwin delivered an address, the oc-
casion beng the celebration OF the SEVENTEEN
anniversary OF the institution Of the order
in this country. The anniversary occurred
some two weeks aeo, but in consequence OF
the weather il bad TO be postponed. Rev.
Decatur Edwards, OF Henderson Ledge.
presided, snd Rev. john j. Clopton, OF
Stuart Lodge. offered prayer.
DR.. Goodwin gave an interesting history
OF the order from the time OF the orgsnlzl.
ton by Thomas Wildey and few Others OF
Washington Lodge, OF Baltimore. The order
new has over q bali million members, with
10000 or more lodges. The principles OF
the order, said the speaker. teach ~ the es-
sential equality Of man; ~ suoordmation !;
(3) belief IN persona! God; (4) authority Oh
Gods Word. These points were developed
with power and in beautiful language. ln
closing the speaker said: | will not say that
this fraternity will cover the world, but |
will saw that the principles upon which our
order is founded, because eternal, will be
universal.
CHURCH MOTIFS.
Rev. T.. VI. Peterson, Of the Central
Methodist church, preached at the BAN
bridge-Stree Baptist church Sunday night,
and there were DO services at the former.
Mr.. Peterson had consented to repeat the
sermon that be had delivered at bis church
the Sunday night before on "The Modern
Society Dance" but in consequence OF the
storm the attendance was small and this ser
mon was reserved for another occasion.
Mr, Peterson preached a tine sermon from
the eighth verse OF the tbirty-iourth Psalm.
The Rev. Mr.. Thornhll filed the pulpit
Of his church sunday morning, preaching a
tine sermon on 1.-The Beauty OF Shining. y
There was one sddlt0n TO the church by let
ter, and the sacrament OK the Lords supper
was celebrated.
The pulpits OF the other churches were
filed BY their respective pastors, and the
congregations at the morning services we're
large.
PERSONALS AND BRIEFS.
Mr.. Harvey Wilson, OF Richmond, was Ia
the city yesterday morning.
Mss Lulu Rowlett, OF Chesterfield, Is IN
the city, the guest OF Miss Katie Porter.
There we're several cases before the May
or's Court Yesterday morning, but they were
all Of a triilmg character.
The May term OF the Chesterfield County
| Court commenced yesterday. A number oi
gentlemen from this city went out to The
Courthouse.
Rev. /. x. Thornhill Will leave this morn
ing for Appomattox, his former home, where
he will spehd several days.
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Cianen OnI.

The entire lines OF samples Of Suits aud
Pantaloons OF one OF the largest wholesale
clothing manufacturers closed out and
bought at half value by Bendbeim Brother.
Look in another column Tor their advertise
ment. suits 20 IN this sale at half value.
We are always wide awake to buy such bar
gains IN order 10 give our customers and
the public in general the benefit. We have
purchased 1000 psir OF Pantaloons and
$500 Suits-the entire line OF samples OF
one OF the largest manufacturers. We place
these goods on our counters at ball value,
and invite the public to come aud help them
selves. Some OF these Suits and Pants src
worth double what they will be sold for.
Don't forget the place and number-9l6 east
Main, between Ninth and Tenth. American
Clothing Company.
NJ. BEEDHEM & BROTHER.
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virginia shoe-maDufaeturin Com
pnuY.

Judge Wexford, OF the City Circuit Court
Yesterday granted a charter to "The Vir-
ginia Shoe Manufacturing Company" which
is incorporated for the purpose OF buying
and selling all kinds Of material necessary,
and to manufacture all kinds OF shoes. boots,
&c; 10 place the same on the market, and 10
sell and dispose OF the same.
The capital stock Is TO be not less than
$4,000 nor more than 100000, divided into
shares Of 500 each. The principal office Is
to be in Richmond. Real estate not exceed
ing one hundred acres may be held.
The officers for the fret wear are: Myer
Heller, president; Phillip WhltlocE,. wee
president; L. Il. Morris, secretary aud trea-
sureI Directors-the above and Messrs. ;.
W. FleishmAn, Seymour A. Strauss, and Ed.
WhitlOck.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-14

stine n disturbance to the annoyance OF the
neighborbood by firing q pistol of in the
house OF Alice Tucker. Fined Is and costs.
Jesse White alas Willie Brown tcoior-
ed), charged with stealing fifty cents from
the person OF W. II. Carter. Continued un-
I'll to-day.
Powhatan Taylor was fined $3.50 and costs
for being drunk and cruelty treating bis
child.
Nike Giddens, George Msrtello. and Will
liam Davis were fined IS and costs each Tor
beng drunk on the Sabbath.
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Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.
Mrs. WINSLOw'S SOOTHING
vi sYkrP.

Rev. sylysnus Cobb mus writes in the Bostoa
CHRISTIAN Freeman: We would oy DO means 70
commend any kind OF medicine which We did
not know 10 be good-psrtcnlsriy TOR iniantA
But OF Ms. Winslow's s0othing-syrup We can
speak from knowledge; In our sun family ls
has proved blessing indeed by giving an In
fsnt troubled with collie pains quiet siosp and
the psrenls unsroxen rest at night Most
parents can appreciate these blessings Here
is an article which works 10 perfection, aud
which Is harmless; for The sleep which il af-
fords tho Infants perfectly nasural and the liz
tie chsrub asa6os as "pr;ght - button.s
And during the process Of teethiag It's sslusi Is
incslculsbls. We hase frequently heard mo-
ihers ssy shas thsy would nos bs wishous Il fron
the birth Of mo child I'LL ID hai anishsd With me
tseshing sisgs on any consideration whassvsE
Sold BY I'll drusSssk n esnis bc<Ala
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National Association OF Maehinists.

Messrs. j. 5. Booth, James j. Creamer. j..
Z. Pigg, aud James w. Parker have returned
from Atlanta, Gs., where they have been In
attendance at the Grand Lodge OF the Na'
tional Association OF haehinists as delegates
from Richmond Lodge, No. 10, OF thus city.
Mr.. Cresmer presided over the convention
during its sessions as temporary chairman,
and at the formation OF the Grand Lodge was
elected to the second position in the organi-
Zation--nameiy, grand foreman. DIR. II. w.
Talbot, Of Atinnta, the founder OF the order,
was elected grand master machnlst.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-14
The Tornado

OF Saturday will teach the wise aud prudent
to protect their property by insuring against
wlnd-storms and toTnsdoes. Such insurance
can be obtained upon application to samuel
4. Pullism, solicitor for ;. II. Pulliam, No.
north Tenth street; also place Fire, Lie,
Marine, and Accident Insurance IN FIRST
class companies as lowest rates. Your pa
tronaDe sonclted
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-14
Eireman BADLY Scsieed.

A fireman named Charles Sbsnks was
badly scaded about O'Clock last night by
the bursting Of the arcb-pipe in the engine
when the passenger train going South on the
Richmood and Danville road was about six
miles beyond Manchester.
Shanks was burned from head to foot and
is probably fatally injured. No zone else was
hurt.
The engine was completely disabled and a
locomotive had to be sent from Richmond TO
move the train.
The fireman was brought to bis home in
Manchester on a band-car.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-14
rnncrni or tne Tuo QulgIey noys.

Frank Quigley, who was so terribly hurt
In the irightful disaster at the Richmond
Chemical Works saturday afternoon, died at
If O'Clock Sunday morning at his iathers
residence. No. 622 Louisiana avenue. His
brother james, u will be remembered, was
taken from the debris liieless. Frank rested
very comfortably Saturday nieht until near
10 o'clock. when he was seized with con-
vul,ious, which continued Until death put an
end 10 his suierlngs.
Yesterday aitornoon the bodies Of the two
brothers were placed in white hearses and
borne 10 st. Patrick's church, from whence
the funeral-a very sad and affecting one
took place. The procession attracted con-
siderable attention as it moved up Main
street. The iuterment took place at Mount
Calvary cemetery.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-14
Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.
AwonaerfuI Food ana Medicine,

known and used by physicians all over the
world. Scott's Emulsion not only gives
flesh and strength by virtue Of its own nutri.
tious properties, but creates an appetite for
food that builds up the wasted body. II
have been using Scotts Emulsion for several
years, aud am pleased with It's action. My
patients saw IL Is pleasant and palataole, and
all grow stronger and gain 1esh from the use
OF It. use II In all cases Of Wasting Dis
eases, and it's specially useful for children
when nutrieat medication is needed. as In
Marasmus." T. W. pIERcE, Al. D.,
Knoxville, Ala.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-14

A great many people feel themselves
gradually failing. They don't know Just
what is the matter, but they suffer from =
combination OF indescribabIe aches and
Mains, which each month seem 10 grow
worse. The only sure remedy known that
will coubtemet this feeling snd restore per-
feet health is Browns srsn Bitter. by
rapid assimiiaiion u purihes the blood,
drives out disease, gives health and strength
10 every portion reached by the circuistory
system, rensws wasted sissues, ana restarss
robust health and strength.
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Tbe Grent BrooEIyn HandIcap.

On Wednesday. May 18th, all the crack
horses Of the East-Terra-C Gotta, Hanover,
ElkwOod, Eurus, Egmont. Exile, Prince
Royal Raceaud. Judge Murray, Eleve, and
many otilers--will compete In the great Brook
lyn Handicap. A full description OF the
race as it Is being run at Lee & Co.'s Turl
Exchange, No. south Twelfth street.
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HENRICO COURT MATTERS.
Liquor-Licenses Granted and Con-
pOus Tendered-Cases Set for Trial.

pOns Ienuereu-tsscs See lVE hEt1i'
The May term of the Henrico County
Court commenced yesterday. There Is no
grand jury a. this term. No cSses were tried
yesterday, but five six liquor-icenses were
granted and five iquor-deslGFs presented
coupons for Veritcation.
The case OF Eliss and Abram CARRIER, the
two young. men indicted for peddling goods
without license, was set for trial to-day.
The case against Nessrs. Bckerstah &
Kepler, charged with a nuisance in the con.
duct Of their sosp-iactory, was called yester-
day and set for trial one week from to-mor-
row.
John G.. Lorin, a native Of Norway, was
admitted to citizenship.
The Circuit Court OF the county was in
session for short while but 10 cases OF ln-
terest were tried. Several DEGREES were en-
tered. A case was fixed lor trial in tins
court yesterday. but 1t had TO be postponed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-14
Raircma Yfsirnrs.

Major John f. Smith and bis son, Monroe
Smith, Esq, Of Philadelphia, left for their
homes Yesterday. While here the gentlemen
were shown many courtesies by the Blues,
10 whom Msior Smith has proved himself in
a very substantial manner q trni friend. The
gentlemen had been invited TO take dinner
with Mayor Elyson yesterday, but found
themselves compelled TO leave oo the III
o1oiock train
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-14
ruueraIorR Randolph Mayo.

The remains OF Robert Randolph Mayo.
who died in ST. Louis sunday msFuing, VIII
arrive here by the Chesapeake and ONO rail-
way to-day ut 2:35 O'Clock L. NJ, ana the
funeral services will he held from Moore
Memorial church, Laurel street between
Franklin aud Main, at half-past o'clock.
Death was the resultof typhOid~iever. He
was in his twenty-eighth year
Psll-bearers are requested to be at No. 10S
east Franklin street promptly at o O'Clock.
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AUCTION SALES TO-DAy.

RAWLINGS & ROSE. $50 p. w.. ten buildsnH
lots on peony street, kocksits
CHEWING h ROSE, r. NJ. commss->onsrs'
sale OF lot and Improvements on So james
street.
JOHN +. GoDDIN. 6 p. NJ, nine building toss
on Crouch and Hughes streets.
J. THOMPSON BROWN & CO. 8 2. NJ. brick
dwelling $40 China street: $50 p. ~. two
story nano dwelling 10 south Pine street.
SUTTON & CO.. $50 p. NJ. frame dwelling 50
north Twenty-third street and frame store
adjoining.
j. II. VALENTINE, 10. 20 A. NJ, furniture, bab,-
carriages &c
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-14
a CoIored seaman Drowned.

John Williams, cOlored seaman EN-
plOyed on the monitor feet, was drowned
Yesterday morning about 10 O'Clock.
1t seems that while Williams was standing
or sitting near the edge OF one OF the vessels
washing he fell overheard and was drowned
before any OF his associates could reach him.
The body was recovered and will be in-
TERED to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-14
Lawn Persy rostponed.

ttOA NV bAok"fNA-l
The Lawn Party to be given by the board
Of managers who annually care for the
charity oall, which was to have taken place
Wednesday afternoon at Biaden park, adj
joining Rose Garden Park, has been post
poned to Thursday evening the 10th, from
4 IN l.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-14
Six mon.nn for Jones.

In the Hastings Court yesterday Spencer
ZONES was tried for breaking and entering
the storehouse OF the Weisiger Clothing Com,
many and stealing lot Of clothing. lie was
found guilty OF petit larceny and given six
months In Jail. There ere two more indict-
ments against Jones. which VIII be tired to-