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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-04
In the following cases the jury failed 10 nnd
true bills:
Mulie BroadnaI Gii0s Dickinson, for felony.
ThoOderick Hyde Tor a felony.
DEEDS RECORDED.
A Big Ono In tho HenrieO Couafy
Court.

The following deeds we're admitted 70 record
IN the Henrco County Court yesterday:
b. l.. Perkins and wlfo to George ID. Pearman.
guardian, &c, 70 feet on west size Twonty-
eighth street between X and :. 500.
Isham Brown and wife 70 Union Brick Com
pany Of Henrico 20 acres east side OF Thirty
first street. $50.
Mary f. Bnors trustee to Clarence p. Muck
ols. 30 feet on south side OakTood avenue, near
Min avenue, ilJ4
Margaret A. Gordon aud o;herr 70 T.. I. Shell,
acres on New road. tia
". T.. Hood aud wife 10 Lewis Ginter, lsT feet
on east side Bacon street near Pine, s.
4. K. Leland, special commissioner, 20 Erwin
Davis aud others for the Richmond and Ale-
ghauy Railroad Company. all the franchises,
property, &c, Of the Fchmond and Allegheny
Railroad Company, t5O00uCJ.
Murat X. judo and wife 70 Nathaniel Bell, 30
fee. near Howarfs Grove, sJO
r. h. Lee Camp, No /, Confederate Veterans,
% J. X. GoOde - foet On the Boulevard southeast
corner Ivy street 500.
Betsey GoOde 10 y II. Pulliam and J. II. Din
tween Brook avenue aud Shocks alley, $50.
William J. Ryan and wife 20 Lizzie X. Bragg,
Is feet on south side Marshall street near Nlno-
teoath.
Also, a copy OF the deed from +. Il. LELAND,
special commissioner, - Erwin Davis and
others, tax on which was paid In the Henrico
County Court Also, deed OF trust u Central
Company and II. I. WickLam.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-04
FROn LYNCaBURG.
The Damage TO tho Richmond and
Allegheny.
Tspecial telegram 10 inc Dispatch.l

Especial telegram 70 the Dispatchl
LYScHBURd, VA, June 3.-No mails have been
received from tho North or Richmond up 70
this evening since Friday.
Ihs river-front presents busy scene to-day.
A small army OF workmen are engaged az
different enterprises, such as cleaning out nud
and rubbish washed In by the waters. ara
large force Is repairing tho damage 10 the watef-
works and canal IL is estimated that the hlch-
mond end Allegheny railroad has been dam
AGED % the extent Of $3.50 900, but nothing can %
learned from ths officials. II - SAID that pFooa-
bly, trains will 10 running on tho main line
by Monday, but no predictions are made CON
corning the Lexington branch, where the damage
ia heaviest AT Galtyile, on the Eastern division,
there IS washout about 400 feet In lengtn,
while az other points on both divisions there arc
smaller washouts. In tbs city the siding near
the depot IA ia a tad fix, but a large number Oh
workmen arc engaged in putting u in CONDITION:
The road is hiring all the men obt1inAoe ana
pushing tho work ahead Hs rapidly as possible:
The trouble on the Midland Is matter *
serious Inconvenience 70 tho travelling pubic
ana our businessmen.
A telegram received to-day from Supernten-
dent Thompson stated that he expected 10 have
trains running through by this evening, but
none have yet arrived.
Work trains on the Richmond aud Auoghany
went west to-day ss far "a Balcony Falls snd
east as far ~ Galtville, aud they have repaired
the telegraph line 20 both points, but no news
can he obtained beyond ihese points.
heavy rain and thunder storm prevails here
to-uighL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-04
Manchester News I'm Brief.

Miss Lizzie Hewlett has returned from visit
10 Maysville, 5. G.
Mr.. Alexander A. Fitzgerald principal OF the
Manchester school, 50 detained al homo by indts-
Captain Walter G. Clarke, of Midlothian, is re-
ported quite Ill.
Mrs Thomas Z. Sims, Of Brooklyn, ~ Y. who
has been visiting Ia this city. leaves for home
to-day. Miss Matte Sims will accompany her.
OF the III arrests made In this city in MAY 81
were for ordinance violations and 20 for misde-
meauors
Mrs. ST. George Coaltar and Miss Emily b.
Terrell, OF Bellevue, King William county, have
returned homo after pleasant visit OF several
days y Mrs. ID. l.. Pulliam. Of this city.
A portion of the Hull-street pavement has been
taken up. and bricks are On hand ready 10 begin
the new paving which has been delayed In con-
sequence OF high water
Rev. Dr. William +. Hatcher. Of the Grace
Street Baptist church. Richmond, preached at
the cambridge Street church, this city, Sunday
night 10 a large congregation.
Rev. Preston G.. Nash. OF Richmond, offlciated
at Meade Memorial Episcopal church.
The remains Of Mrs Martha W. Brown, who
died last Friday afternoon. we're taken 20 Ches-
terhcld yesterday and buried beside those OF
her husband Tho interment would have tak en-
place sooner. but the creeks In the county we're
too much swollen TO be crossed.
The remains Of Mrs Priddy. Of this city. who
died near Granite several days ago, we're ex-
pected down last night on tho delayed Danville
train, which did not arrive until 10 O'Clock or
sfter. Tho hacks. with members and friends Of
the family, hal heen waiting since 3:25, the hour
nj which tho train was due here.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-04
Pcr.ouaI. aud Briefs.

Colonel l. L. Bass was quite sick yesterday.
Mr.. n. r. Norris. OF Baltimore, was in the city
yesterday
Mis- Leah BerDst.in. Of this city. hss left for
Biz spring. Tex. on visit TO Der sistor. Mira d.
Newman.
Captain George A. Ainsllc will leave tor Nor
folk to-day 20 attend tho Firemou's Convention.
From there he win 90 % Virginia Beach.
Dr. II. CsbeIi 1Abb has returned from New
YorK, where he attsnded tho meeting of the
Medical DIRECTORY Association Of .he Inited
States.
Civil matters Of no public concern engaged ths
attention Of the City Circuit Court yesterday.
Judgments were rendered In favor Of the plain
tiffs In three small cases.
Row. Mr. Cole. Of the Third Christian church.
conducted the services ~ the Male orphan Asg-
lum sunday afternoon. snf preached q very
practical and impressive sermon.
Cards sro out for .hs marriage % Nlss Emma
l. Ashby 10 Mr.. 4. JACOB Do,treF. Tho cere-
mony Will be performed ~ Leign-Strset Baptist
cbunch Wednesday evening, Jano i.ln, at
O'Clock.
Tho Phuadelphia nedcal Mrs Gays; We ars
surprised - read IA our usually accurate oon-
temporary. the Boston ktdicai Gad surgical
journal. that DR.. Hunter hcfsuire. of Rchmoni.
Va, hal been elected % an the vacancy m tho
chair Of surgery AZ tho Jefferson Medical Cob
lege, Of Phiiadelphia- The statement = no
more curious. a. Dr. Mcclure vas no; In any wsy
q candidate Tor tho position"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-04
CHARL0TTESVILLE.
Submitting for Food - Freight
Trains Tied Up.
Especial telegram TO the Dispatch.l

lSpcclhi leleEtdm 10 tho OiSpdtSn-I
CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA, June All tbe de-
layed passenger trains left the Virginia Mid
land junction this morning for Manassas, the
station nearest tho WGshout on the Virginia
Midland road. Tho passengers who have been
arriving since Friday from the West and North
were impatient 20 leave for their destination
and seemed very glad 10 got away whom their
trains left A high Official Of the virginia Mid
land road hors said this evening that II was
probable that many Of the passengers would DO
returned hero before the road was oreu 20
Washington. lie said that about ffteen miles
OF rough country had 70 be trayefsed before
n transfer could be made, and II is probable that
The road trostle would not be repaired before the
last of the week The bctel at the junction has
done thriving business since the freshet The
caterers for The dining-cxrs have been kept busy
bringing provisions for the water bound pas
etneers and the Ysstibule-men Tausacked tho
town for country produce. u is likely n the
trains remain at ManasSas long the resources OF
that piece will DO exhausted and there will be suf-
ferfng for want u food. Three passenger trains
arrived here to-day froin Richmond. tho last OF
which arrived at $50 r. NJ. and brought up the
mails aud papers which have been delayed for
three daya The Richmond papers are the hrst
10 reach fhss city since tho fresnet and the sup
Div Was nothing liko the demand. Tho news
wss eagerly devourod, and the people were Will
lag 70 pay an price Tor newspaper. The news
poy on the train sold them faster than no could
count thegn out Tho newsstand In this city was
thronxed all Gay By psoDie who we're anxious 70
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-04
sYOTsYLyAxIA AND LOUISA
wreck hnc Ruin on eho River-NIIi-
Dams, Bridges. ana Crops
swept Away.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatehl
HoLLADAY, sPOTsYLvANIA COUNTY, yA.,l
lima 1870 4

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
HOLIDAY, sFOTsYLyANIA COUNTY. VA,l
Jun03. 1883. 4
The extent Of damage done 10y the flood is Just
being fully discovered as the water gets down
again. This has been the highest rise Of water
for nearly forty years. Only one has ever been
known or heard OF which can compare With r..
ana that was In 1851. on the North Anna river,
which is tae line between Spoisylyanla aud
Louisa counties. A vast number OF fences have
been swept away. and all crops noar tho river
entirely rD.ned The damage is very great, and
although corn can be replanied, Wheat, oats. and
grass are an absolute loss. In many places
fclds supposed % be above high water have been
completely submerged.
The North fork OF the North Anna, running by
Belmont, has suffered very severely. FOR tho
water was three feet higher o. an ever before.
Three mill-dsms were washed away on the head
waters Of this stream, aud hence the e1traordi-
nary havoc VaylOr-s dam went first, and when
the waters, with great rush, reached Stuobs =
mill (Which is IN sight Of Belmonp they had
gained such force that the stone dam there was
swoDt ont for about ninety feet This dam WAS
about twelve feet high and built OF beautiful
sl8testone. but IL was wiped away Ike sand \
steam-e ngino and saw-mill ehort dls-
tsnce below the water-mill were actually
carried down some nifty yards and buried
in the dsbrts, where they will have 10 be dug out
The pond. which was very large one, was
GRAINED 10 the bottom. The same thing occurred
dam and Bradberry's (Sales's) mill-dam we're
also washed away. and three bridges were
wrecked. The orange Springs bridge ana
Farishes bridge wSrc swept away and Graves
bridge aud Terry s-Run bridge badly damaged
Dillard's bridge. near Belmont vas swept away.
HOlladay's brllge was totally wrecked and Wlll
have to be rebuilt Whitlocks mlll-dain, near the
sulphur-miues, was washed away. Quantities OF
railroad ties and poplar wood BY the cord ready
10 be loaded on tho cars 6. tue sulptur-mlnes
were carried OIL. though supposed 70 De above
the possibility Of danger. The rush OF water
or probably the railroadtios, which do not float,
but are SIMPLY swept along by tho current
broke the water-pipes which supply the engines
al the sulphur mines with pure water, and hence
the mines had 20 "shut down" until the water
fell and now pipe could put in 10 mend the
break.
Near this place II. G. Burruss, r. G. Kendall,
T. T. Dillard. =. L. NuckOls. and John !. Quisen-
berry suffered very heavily.
In Orange county one man lost about two thou
sand panels Of fencing and his crops on the low
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-04
To Make Medicines

Judge Wexford, Of the City Circuit Court, yes
terday granted charter TO "The Nolandine
Company" which is formed for the purpose Of
manufacturing and selling medical compounds.
and which Is gwen the pOYer 20 acquire and own
euch improvements. machinery. aud other per-
sOnal property may be u5efully employed In
such manufacture and sale.
The capital stock is TO be not less than $4,000
nor more than 100000, divided into shares Of
500 each. Real estate may DO held not exceed
ing Ave acres. The principal ofilce is 10 bo In
Richmond.
The officers for tho n-st year are: Presi-
dent, William II. Scott; yice-Presdent. \. w.
Bowe; Treasurer, o. $. Correll; Secretary,
Barton II. Grundy; Manufacturing Chemist. D..
W. Johnston; Manager. 4. D. Taylor. Directors /:
The above and Messrs. Allen Y. Stokes. Jr., and
Thomas G. Peek.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-04

the Spring Hin property. adjoining the city OF
Manchester. who proposo 10 form company 70
be known as the SouthHiio loud aad Improve
ment Company for tho purpose OF developing
said property, having obtained permission OF the
city OF Manchester 10 build q stress-csr railroad
from tho said property through tbs city OF Man
chester 10 the h'ree bridge and having oeeu as
sured by Mr. Joseph Bryan, owner OF tho Rich.
mond aud Manchester Railroad Company, that
satisfactory arrangements can bo made 70 cross
tho said bridge on his tracks. respectfully asks
permission 70 build railroad 70 be propelled BY
horsepower or electricity from the Richmond
end OF the Free bridge up Arch street 20 seventh
street. thence up Seventh street 70 Franklin,
thence. II arrangements can be made WIG inc
Electric Line. their tracks 70 ths corner OF
Seventh and Broad. tho road TO be Duilt under
tho supervision OF your CITY Engineer. under
such rules and regulations as may oe prescribed.
Respectfully, J0nS Q. ROBERTSON.
Referredto the street Com mittee.
CHEsAPEAKg AND OHIO ABUTgEST.
Nr. Mann presented n petition from J. H..
Lawder. X. Edgar shine, and number OF other
property-owners in Fulton, asking that the BODY
cause to 10 moved az an early Gay me IafgS st,no
abutment erected by tho Chesapeake ana OHIO
Railway Company and situated on Nicholson
and Third streets.
The petitioners claim that tho abutment en-
croaches on the sidewalk distance OF four feet
eight iuches which is in direct violation OF the
ordinance regarding the obstruction OF side
walks
Referred to the Street Committee.
SUFFERERS PROM THE FLOOD.
Mr.. Peasants offered the following:
Lcsolref 6y he COaneH 0f the CITY of Richmond
(the Board OF Aldermen concurringl, hat tho
sum II f2J0 be placed TO the credit OF the Mayor
Of the city OF Richmond 10 be used In relieving
the urgent necessi;ies Of those who have beon
rendered homeless by reason Of the recent
froshot in the river. 60 be disbured ~ him In
such manner as he may deem beSt.
Mr.. higgins moved to amend by making it
$500. Adopted
The resolution was then adopted.
FIRE COMMISSIONER.
Mr.. Stratton presented a communication from
Mr.. John II. Fris,hkorn stating that the term OF
Mr.. John y HarwOod. com missioner from Aadi-
aon Ward, would expire on June 30th.
Mr. Stratton moved that tn. two branches OF
the City Council meet 10 Joint session on July lst
az $50 o'clock 10 elect a successor 70 Mr.. Har-
wood Adopted.
Ati230 tho Council adjourned
BOrr1 OF public Interests.
The Board Of Public Interests met at o'clock
yesterday evening and nominated the following
persons. ono OF whom may be chosen on next
Monday evening by n joint session Of the CITY
Council TO succeed Mr l.. {. Figg as Police COM
missioner from Jefferson Ward; l.. C. figg, I.
L. Galloway, and Richard Adam, Jr.
Gr0unns and BniIaiDgs.
The Committee on Grounds aud Buildings
mei at 6.30 o'clock. but no business was passed
VI on beyond the usual routine.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-04

see n paper, and whom the Richmond papers dln
arrive they were sold almost before The packsss
was opened -
| Ohio aud Virginia Midland ronds is still tied up
at this place. Tho Richmond and Aleghsny
freight trains have been arriving here for three
dayA Nearly every foot OF side track on the
| Chesapeake and Ohio road for miles Ia nlled
with loaded cars which IL is impossible 10 Tor
| ward 10 their destination.
| Tho tie-up in tho express companies Is not a.
/ bad rs 10 was yesterday.
| A great deal OF the mail which has been DO
| layed hero several days was forwarded to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-04

The secret OF the universal success OF
Browns Iron Bitters Is owing to the fact
that il IA the very best iron preparation
made. BY a thorough and rapid assimila-
ton with the blood II reaches every part OF
the body, giving health, strength, and endu-
rance to every portion. Thus beginning at
the foundation, II builds up aud Restores
lost health. IL does not contain whskey or
alcohol. |, will not blscken the teeth. II
does not constipate or cause headache. 1t
will cure dyspepsia Indigestion, heartburn,
sleepsessness, dizziness, nervous debility,
weakness, etc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-04
TIE Iniunction ui.ancs Case.

The Circuit Court Of Henrico county-Judge
William ;. Barton, OF Fredericksburg. pre-
siding-Was engaged the whole of yesterday
taking testimony IN the injunction case against
John Bickerstan ami Philip kepler, charged
with nuisance.
The readers Of the Dispatch are familiar with
the history OF this prosecution. which has been
pending either In the County or Circuit courts
Tor several months. The trial will probably be
concluded to-day.
The following gentlemen constitute tho Jury,
which WIS selected by Judges Minor aud Well
ford X. T. Crouch. o. l.. shepherd, T. Bran
nan, ". r. Hooker. William alker. Homer
Cox. James L. Pollard. W. NJ. Tahsferro. ID. n.
Hall. J. X. Fussell, Frederick Lyon, and w. l..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-04
The FatherafManxiiI.

Constipation leads 10 = multitude OF physical
troubles. II IL generally the result Of careless
ness or Indifference 70 the simplest rule OF
health. Eugene Mckay, OF Brantford, Ont.
writes:
I had for several years been a sufferer from
constipation, had taken great many different
but only for time, then my trouble came back
worse than ever | Was induced by friend
whom Brandreth's Pills had benefiied 10 try
them. 1 did 50. taking two each night for q
week, then ono every night for about elk
weeks. Since that time | have not experienced
the slightest difficulty whatever. aud my bowele
move regularly eyery day. 1 believe firnly that
for siugzishness OF the bovois and biliousnsss
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-04

The only route open % New YORK, Philaiel-
phia, B., Xr, "a ria The Chesapeake and OHIO.
ola Point aud New Ycrz. Philadelphia, and
Norfola. Leave Richmond at 25) v. ~. arrive
New ork ) A. NJ. arrive Philadelphia &ll
A. NJ, with sufficient time for supper as Old
Point Pullman secpors 70 New YORK and
Philadelphia This Will certainly bo found a
most dsli ghtfui route 10 the Nortn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-04
0meer. OF Henrteo Union.

Henrlco Union Lodge, No 30. A +. and 4. NJ,
last night elected the following officers for tho
ensuing year: J. W. Garter, master: Aioxan-
der w. Psarce, senior werdon j. &. Williams.
junior warden; W. a. WILLIAMS. treasurer; W..
Wilson. secretary: c. j. Billups, senior deacon I;
H. l. ueckler. Junior deacon %. r. Kelley. chap
lain; Johu Pitt. steward and tyler. Stewards
Committes X. {. Bristowo. A. NJ. A. Parker. j..
D. Satterwnite, j. a. HspcOcs. A. W. Weisger,
c. b. Walker. w. B. kiddck. u. Z. Richardson
WAS elected 70 represent this lodge IN the Masonlc
Relief Board OF Richmond.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-04
Persaua nj.

Mr. James Sweeny has succeeded 20 tho
storage business heretofore carried on by
Messrs. Bowman & Hall. ne announces that he
h prepared % move furniture and 10 hauling In
all Of its branches and TO store furniture, bug
gies, carriages. and Highs goods Of eyery descrip-
ton. AT. sweeney has ample fscillu"3 tor
WORK OF this character. and in soliciting the pa
tronage Of the publ: no guarantees efficient SER
vice.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-04
worx of,ne Ambulance.

At ten minutes past O'Clock yesterday morn
ing the city ambulance was summoned % the
corner Of Twenty-frst and Franklin streets 20
attend colored boy who, vhie playing with a
companion. cut his hand with pocketanite.
DR.. Davis dressed the wound, which was not
serious and left the boy wtn his friends.
The ambulance was called 20 the First police
station al 1880 A. ". TO attend a colOred man
who was suffering with asthma lie vas taken
10 the almShouse for troatnont
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-04
CARoL,SE,s mIsFonTUNE.
The Matsp0ni Hnges-Great Destruc-
OF Property.
Special telegram to the Dlspatch.l

Especial telegram 10 the Dlspstch.l
BOWLISG GREEN uid MILORD. VA, June B.
Our Oldest citizens have never seen such a rain
fail as we hal on Friday. IL commenced about
o'clo y ana lasted till late into the night Tho
Mataponi by saturday night was higher than it
was ever known 10 be before. Great des-ruc-
ton 20 bridges crops, sc, Is the result hoat9
were roWei into the iiniuc-room az Milford
through the wincows. Tho breaking Of several
miil-dams above hero csuse1 tho unprccedent-
cd rapid rise 81 ths river Mr.. Walter ~
pond broken. Mr.. Cosby suffered a ltko ca
lainity. and other dams higher up tho river are
said to bs broken. Tie bridge ABOVE here, put
up by Mr.. Farsh. and the one below, built by
Mr.. George Lumber, together with barke =
bridge, arc swept away, while halt Of Milford
bridge is gone, a1d Wnat - lrf; has been moved
some distance dOwn the stream. IL Is thought
most Of tLo bridges in the county arc washed
away. hut AL communication boing cut OF
nothing definite is bnOTn. Grent loss will result
a. the farmers on the Fa'er courses. Tho corn
"a an drowned ont. fodder aud timber swept
away, &c. The Richmond. Fredericksburg and
Potomac railroad ebJye Milford is washed up
go yards IN one place, the whole track being
turned completely over into the ditch by tbs
eide Of who're IL stood. Fully mile IS washed
up between Milfofd aud Guineas.
The Young Indies OF tho bowling Green Fe-
male Seminary ore In despair, as their COM
mcicoment comes of on tho 5th. and there is no
prospect Of railroad communication by tlat
time. THOR friends cannot come. .Rnd neither
can they send the all-inpcrtGnt dresses for the
occasi0n. snd il is too late 10 make other ar
rauramgufa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-04
Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.
BEEcHAM's Pills act liAe magic on week
stomach.
Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria

Floral Baskets and other forms actually a.
two thirds uSusi prices Tor the coming scnool
commencement tssnd other uses. No rents n
pay, hence chelp work, which is guaranteed
" please. Nj. II. CArLN,
723 Laurel street, on t9e river.
Phone 800.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-04

ASGosTURA BgrTERs do nos only distinguish
themselves by their flavor and aromatic odor
above all others generally used. but they sre
also sure preventive for all diseases originating
from the digestive organs. Beware of counter
feits. ASK for tho genuine article, Manufactured
by DIR. J. @. h. SiegertI& sons.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-04
Flower ntssion Nay.


Tho ladies' Of the WomAn's Christian Tenn
persuco Union would request those who haye
flowers 10 spare for "Fiower- Mission day" 10
send them early in tho D'orning as possible
either 70 Mira IA. z. Groeh, N3 south Third
street: tho W0nan's Christian Association. or 10
Mrs. william H. rieasants. =, ~ eat Graco street