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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-18
Lessees and Managers Mozart Academ
Hastings Court.

The Hu.ting. Court yesterday disposed Of
the following cases of persons charged with
engaging IN the playing OF game called
policy:
Eiloc ChappelL Acquitted.
Robert Brown pleaded guilty and was
fined - and cent 10 Jail for one Gay.
W. j. Tricc was tried and acquitted.
W. j. johnson was lined s. and sent 10
iall for thirty days.
Robert BossicuX (colored) was tried at the
last term OF the court for a feloay and found
guilty and the jury fixed the term OF his im-
pri,Onment at Two years In the penlientiary.
Judge Atkins granted the accused new
trial ana the case came up yesterday and The
Jury rendered tue same verdict. \ motion
Tor a new trial was made, but WAS overruled
hg tie Court and sentence was passed upon
the prisoner
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-18

PubIIc Comment on the Proposed
Legislation.

The proposed ordinance providing for the
inspectIon OF all meats. including dressed
fowls, &C.. receives public appreciation, and
all the indications are that IL will be adopted
bv the City Council. The belief, however,
Is that II will take three men 10 do the work
thoroughly, because every place where meat
Is sold will have 10 be visited dl'lg-eariv IN
the morning, too. 4 good deal OF the meat
can be inspected % the meat houses aud The
markets: but unless the places where the
meats are retalled are daily visited what Is 10
prevent the sellers from selling on saturday
meat that wa. inspected q week or two be-
fore; which may have been sound enough
when inspected. but become nearly rotten
afterwards? THIS u a difficulty which those
drafting the ordinance would DO well TO look
into.
The general idea seems to be that there
should be as rigid an Inspection OF dressed
iON Nls a OF meats.
Il would probably be better to pay the In
specior by salary than fees, but II IS going 70
he au expensive thing, and the odds are that
the CITY Council will not care 10 burden the
treasury with the expense, aud il they take
this position then they Will make the Office
payable by fees 10 DE collected Of the green
groce-s and butchers aud those hucksters
who sell dressed fowls.
The proposed ordinance is perfectly ac-
ceptabe 10 the Chicago houses represented
here. Since Gii meats offered for sale in the
city are TO be subjected to like inspection
they make no objection at all: in fact, IL was
upon their suggestion that the ordinance was
ordered to be framed applicable to all meats
rather than to those sold merely by green
grOceIs.
A number Of candidates for the place OF
inspector are already in the fed.
As 10 the power Of the city TO cause the in
spection Of all cattle on the hoOi there seems
10 be some difficulties iu the way. None.
however, that legislative enactments cannot
remove. aud while It Is possible thAt this IN
speetion may be delayed or postponed for a
time, that IL will be established in the near
future admits Of no great doubt, viewed
from the present outlook.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-18
QuARLEs WAVES EXAMINATION.
writ OF Habeas Corpus TO be Applied
FOr-Other Gases,

In the Police Court yesterday morning the
continued case OF \. +. Quarles (coloredh
charged with committing wiliul pelluf{ by
swearing falsely TO qn oath administered Oy
United states Commissioner Taylor TO war
rant charging Mr.. W. {. Preston Win nm
deripg and obstruclug him from Yoilng at
the late election iOT presidential electors ana
a member oi Congress 81 The Fhird prec1nci,
Jackson Ward, was called for preliminary
examination.
MIR. Edgar Allan, counsel for the accused,
said il was, In hIs opinion, unnecessary 10
swear any witnesses and he moved 70 as
mis-, the proceedings on the ground that tbe
Court bad no jurisdiction, rs the Unlted
states statutes expressly provide thal I'D
case where person swears falsely oeIhe an
officer OF the United states Court the feus.a'
courts have exclusive lurlsdlctoh' Nj
Allan srgued the point breezy ana ei'eu as
authority the United States statues.
George Bryan, Esq, repre'eallns tee
prosecution In the necessary sLsouVe o' 'De
Commonwealth AttOrRef, resisted Tue u'o-
tion. holding that the state courts nave con-
current jurisdiction in such matters. lie
cited several authorities them the
decision in the Jett case, reported IN Is
Graltsn. u,,u
.nstice Crutchdeld asked Mr. Allan II the
state courts have not jurisdiction In eases OF
ncrsops charged With passing eounterteN
money and IN whleh the Revised statutes
say The Federal courts have exclusive urls
dietion. Mr. Allan replied IN the snirma'
i've and the Court, without hearing further
sreument, decided that he had full power 10
bear the ease .,.,,.. .na
Mr. Allan then waived examination, ana
sta,sd that ba had prepared the pspeis 10
have The case removed TO the United ststss
Court. He will apply to Judge Bond ior =
w,i, ~ habeas corpus that the prisoner may
h, taken before Bond and the question as 70
.s,stssr bs IL illegally held then be beard:
oa.ries was bailed IN the sum OF $500 ior
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-18
FUNERAL or DR. BOYCE.
It VIII Probably Take place In Louis
willie. Nv. To- NARROW.


The Louisville (Ky.l Commercial OF Wed
nesday SAYS:
The remains Of the late Or. James r.
Boyce arrived here last midnight by express
from New York. The body was brought d.
rect from llayre, France, on the steamer La
Gascoigne, and arrived in New York Mon
DAY. Mrs. Boyce and her daughter sailed
from Liverpool on the Gallia, and were eX-
pected at New YORK yesterday. Rev. DR.. II.
Allen Tuppor went on to New York, and
was Joined their by Rev. Or. Broadus, who
came from Yale College. where he mas been
delivering the Lyman-Beecher series OF lee
tures this year. The remains OF Dr. Boyce
were taken IN charge by the undertakefs,
Pearson & SON, AMI this morning the Reys.
DR.. heTf0ot and Whitsett, who are in charge
OF the Arrangements, will open tae caskct
and determine in what manner the body
shall be taken care OF until the funeral.
The final arrangements for the funeral have
not been definitely arranged, but the services
will probably be held next sunday afternoon
at the Broadway Baptist church. There will
be addresses by Or. Br0adus, DR.. Manly,
the Hon. A. 7. Humphrey, and possibly Dr.
7. l.. 81. curry. ~ Richmond. There viii
also be an appropriate representation OF
other denominations. The tina arrange
ments will be completed a. soon As Mrs.
Boyce arrives and can be consulted. Dr.
Manly, who was TO have assisted in the ar
ransements for The funeral, is now confined
TO his room by sickness.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-18

An Association Formed for the Pro
serVatf0n of Them.

An association has been formed recently
by q number OF the prominent aud reyeren-
tial ladies' Oi Virginia the object ot Wbich
is the preservation OF various halOWcd and
historic landmarks and memorials Of Colo
ni1l Virginia, old buildings, tombstones,
etc. 1t is proposed 20 purchase aud repair
or restore various building, OF peculiar ln'
teresi-amOug them the old magazine tpJpu-
lrly kuoWugs the pOwder-hOuse y az VIII
liamsburs, which was built during the term
OF Spot,wood rs Goycrnor-the rccuttiHe OF
old epitspbs, and other similar oilices. There
Is A pressing need for such an organization,
as the buildings are rapidly falling into
ruins, and the inscriptions on the tomb
stones Of honored past worthless are
fast being obhtefated by the effects
~ The elements and by yandal hands.
The ACCOMPLISHED wife OF our excellent
Governor. Mrs. Lee, is announced az the
president Of the association, and Mrs. Gym,
tbi, Il. f.. Coleman, OF Williamsburg, and
Miss Mary j. Gait, OF Norfolk, are among
the active managers. Miss Gait has recently
visited New York city in behalf Of the asso-
Grafton and met with much encouragement
there. This commendab'e object must COM
mand the sCtiYc sustcnance Of numerous OF
the fair daughters Of The Old Dominisn.
An interested IN the object of the associa-
ton desiring TO give it aid or TO obtain or
give information are desired to communicate
wi1h Mrs. Lee, Mrs. Coleman. or Miss Gait
as above.
Miss Gait il a niece OF the late eminent
sculptor. Alexander Gait Mrs. Coleman IS
daughter Of the late Nathaniel Beverley
Fucker, of William and Mary College, a
granddaughter OF 81. George Tucker, OF che
Supreme court Of Appeals, and grand
niece Of John Randolph Of Roanoke.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-18
Verde, fortne pIaintim

The Henrieo County Court was engaged
nearly all OF yesterday il The trial OF the ease oil
Hill & Guvernstor against II. Griffith and
Others. This was Gn action brought by the
plaintiffs, who were the general contractors
for all OF the privileges on the Exposition
Grounds during the recent Exposition, TO
recover from the defendants $3.50, the I'M
paid balance Of the amount which the plain.
tilfs were 10 receive from the defendants Tor
rent aud privileges for operating merry-go-
rounds. chance games, &C.
The Jury returned q verdict In favor OF
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-18
Financial Union.

Deputy Supreme Governor johnson Bar
bour instituted Department No. 6S at Schil-
Ter Hall Wednesday, January l6th, at z.
NJ. The following officers were elected and
installed: II. q. Miller, past governor;
George Klein, governor; l.. Spies, vlee-goy-
ernor; L. j. Rose, Jf., secretary; +. HON.
mann, teller; Henry Greener, rector; VII
liam Holzspsel, conductor; John Stein
brrcher. guard; Charles Battig, sentinel.
trustees: A. Won. n. ROsenegk, Louis
Euker. and II. G. Miller. Medical Exsml-
ner. William GIebe, 325 north Fifth street.
This order pays $40 a week sick benefits and
81 600 at the expiration Of five years.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-18
drowned.

AUGUSTA, Ga, December -. lSSS.
Mr. J. b. ;. LortOn, Secretary Southern Ac-
cldent-Insurance Company, Richmond,
Va:
Ny Dear Sir,-I desire TO acknowledge re-
ceipt Of your favor enclosing draft for $500,
full amount Of my claim against your com
pany for the death OF my son, Henry l..
Farmer, whose death WAS caused by acct
dental drowning.
/ also desire 10 thank YOU most sincerely
for the promptness governing your actions
in this case, and will always recommend
your company most highly.
Gratefully yours,
MRs. Ill. NJ. FARMER.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-18

Sealed proposals for Lynchburg city bonds
to be purchased for the Sinking Fund will
be received tn II O'Clock al noon on Friday,
January a5th. The amount TO be purchased
Is $4,000. and proposals will be received for
The " bole or any part for either IS. 0s, or
SIS. Privilege 10 reject any and all proposals
l. reserved.
Address w. +. Matthews, chairman FL
nance Committee. Lynchburg, Va. aud
mark on the outside OF The envelope "Sealed
Proposals."
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-18
Another Trial.

Since M0ndsy's crush have been collect
ing nv wits and scattered goods. Now that
both are in order / will try again 10 sell out
the Odds and Ends.
Children's Hgh.Cut Boots, j-7, heels,
7jc.-old price $50.
Cniidren's French-Kid, Cur. Kid, and
Pebole-Goat Boots, heels, S-lOs, a, B, &, and
d, Sl-old price 81 % -.
Misses Kid, Straigbt.Goat, aud Pebble
G SAT Boots, II to /, y. c, and ID, heels,
SLjO-old price $3.50 % a.
Ladies' Kid Foxed Button Boots, to s.,
A aud b. Sl-Old price $3.50 to a..
Ladies' Patent.L Leather Cur. hid. Straight
Goat, and Pebble.Goat Boots, S2.5J-old
price 20 soto g.
Parties wearing 1, u, ,, 4, A, and ). Il.
c, and y lasts, can get good tits and better
goods than they usually buy al any price.
40 exchange. }. A. GhlGG,
Pace Rtock
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-18

TNTT"T ~ THT||TITT ~ u" IIT"T n 0IT
FREUsWCk -BurG. Jsnult L.-At Tho
regular term of the County tOur' ~ stafford,
held 100 that county to-day. uruy Brown
,ro.osrdl wa. indicted Cor murder m ihc hr't
degree. and Grorge Black pui1gedI for a.
sault. with intent % kil, and tnr Ne'srs
Warren and 1hom,s licliu l~1i'eI were in.
dlcfed TOR misdcmetnor. ~ wiu rc rcmein-
bCred by The reader, of thr Di.pa.cl that th'
parties named were eurneei iu the lnray at
Tachetr. Mll,. in stafford county, about
three weeks $50. during which Mr. Benton
Helm was shot and Instantly Killed. The
cssc, will be tried 40 thr next term oi the
fouTt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-18

Hill & Guyernator for the amount chimcd.
The property Of the defendants Is under at
tachnent for the debt. Edgar Allan. Esq,
was counsel for the plaintiffs, and the de-
PENDANTS were represented by Messrs. c. V.
Meredith sud w. W. Cosby. Jr. Numerous
pleadings were made and some of the testl-
mony was OF an interesting character, treat
ing OF the manner In which certain OF the
games were played aud the chances which
were offered to the PLAYERS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-18
Decatur l1
sheriff winston's ease.

The recent coupon decision Of the United
states Court sitting at Norfolk IN sustaining
the demurrer OF the Commonwealth dis
poses OF the contempt case" Of Sheriff
Lewis z. Winston, OF this city, ard leaves
him free 10 proceed 10 levy for the hundreds
OF Judgments obtained by the Common
wealth in the "coupon-crusher suits.
Mr. Cooper, the British coupon agent here,
will sail for England in few days, and will
not return until April.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-18

The Board Of Visitors OF the Virginia
Military Institute resumed their labors At
noon Yesterday, and with The exception OF
short intervals for dinner and supper were
IN session until ll:f5 L. NJ. Another session
will be held this morning at O'Clock, wbea
the work before the board will be gotten
through With.
Very little Of public interest was done yes
terdy, the business before the board being
mostly matters ci routine
The resigaalioHs Of Cadets Craven, OF New
Jersey, and Garnet Andrews, OF Georgia,
were accepted. These young geatlemen re-
signed with the approval OF their parents,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-18
InAfico I'm TroubIa.

Justice Henry C. Hunter, OF Jackson
Ward, hos been summoned 10 appear before
Judge Wit on the Dist 10 show cause why
he should not be removed from ohice for
bailIng Moses Norman, who was COM
mltted 20 Jail In default OF security In the
sum Of $500 to keep the peace for twelve
months. The charge Is that Justice Hunter
accepted security which was totally made
uuafa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-18

s,onebraker Chemical Company-Gentle-
men: have used all the popular brands of
horse. aud cattle powders on the market,
but have never found, nor do | believe
ever will lind anything for building 40 aud
inyigOraiiDg stock like >tonebrakers Horse
and Cattle Powders. | can buy other brands
for less money, but think the best Il cheap
est In the end. Yours truly, Henry Lsncas-
ter, Superintendent Of Streets, Baltimore
city. September ~. 1887.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-18

ny telegraph to the ui5i a'ra.l
WAsHiNGT0N, Jlnuary TO- The signal OF
flee report, severe storm on wednesday
morning. central iG southern Minnesota,
aud is Low central NORTH OF Lake Huron. II
ha. been accompanied by rain thence 10 the
Atlantic and Elst Gun coasts, and by brisk
10 high wind. In thc East Gull aud South
Atlantic ~tstcs ana ohio Valley, and by gales
from the northwest eastward over the Lake
reglon. % the New EngIald coast.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-18
REPUBLICAN EMPLOYEES.
Meeting OF the Committee 20 COnsi-
der the Srone-Cutters' Resolution.

The Committee on Streets met IN the City
Engineer's office last night at 1880 O'Clock.
The Jackson. Ward delegation from the City
Council appeared before them aud asked
that the resolution lately passed requiring
the discharge OF all employes under the su.
pervisi0n Of the street Committee who are
not in sympathy with the Democratic party
be rescinded.
The committee refused TO grant their re-
quest, and the order Is still being enforced.
TUE GRANITE-NES.
The Committee on Grounds and Build
ings will meet at $50 O'Clock this afternoon
10 consider the resolution referred TO them
from the Stone-Cutters' Union regarding the
discharge OF Republicans from the City Hall.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-18
CoIportOr for Richmond.

The Sunday-School aud Bible Board OF
the Baptist General Association Of Virginia,
located at Petersburg, have appointed Rev.
John VI. Butler their coportor 10 labor IN
Richmond. lie Is an honored minister. has
long been resident OF Richmond, and IL
highly esteemed for his exslted character
aud faithful life. He will be welcomed TO
The houses Of the people as a bearer OF the
Word OF God
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-18

and for no reason whatever connected with
their school lie.
Dr. Ross, General Mcdonald, aud Colonel
Breckinrdge, on the part Of the board, and
General Smith aud Colonel Scott ShIpp on
the psrt OF the faculty. were appointed to set
in cooperation with an authorized committee
from the alumni in arranging for the ceie-
bration In November next Of the semi-cen-
tenuial anniversary Of the institute.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-18
tae,nre To-Ntght

by the Rev. W. L. Hatcher, d. d. in the
Ieetnre.room OF the Second Baptist church
ats O'clock Z. NJ. Subject "Oyer the sea-"
The lecture sbounds IN interest aud humor.
and those who 20 are promised treat, It's
owen for the benefit OF the Woman's Mis-
sionary society and this alone should insure
a full attendance.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-18
CrueItvto Noamen Furnishes.

TIT "hIHIII 70 TIII u" ~ y
BALTIMORE, January l7-in the United
states District Couit here to-day Captain
Robert Mills. Of the oyster schooner Chit
coda. was found guilty ~ brutally beating
hi, dredgers and was sentenced 10 iine of
500 snd one year IN jail.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-18
Choice Eigin, Goshen, aud Virginia
Creamery Butter
al WILLIAM l.. WHITE's,
800 east Broad street.
America. rratsrnai circle.

Mr. James Woodsil. 00J east Broad street,
IS deputed 10 establish q branch OF the
American Fraternal Circle In this city, be-
neyOlent order without peer for ladies' and
gentlemen. send FOR informstiOD.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-18
Rnecini Aaia

OF Fine China Dinner. aad Tea-Sets, Fish
Sets, Oyster.Sets. Dessert-Sets, Punch->ets,
Lemonade-sets, Elegant Vases, Ornamental
China Goods, Cut-Gass Sets, and Fine
Goods OF every line. The suction sale COM
menees to-day at 10s O'Clock in my rear sales
room. The ladies' are sptclally invited to
attend. GEORGE w. MAYO, AuetioneeI.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-18
AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.

GEORGE ". MAYO, iOl A. ~, chinsssre, &C.
A. l. ADAMsON. 4P. NJ, trustees sale Of orsck
store Gnd frame dwelling On HUI street Do
tween sixth and sescutb. Manchester, Va
JAMES B. ELAM. Al p. NJ, trustees sale VI
frame dwelling No. 7H north Ninth streo1
WILLIAM JENKINS & soS. tS0 p NJ, bananas,
lemons, &c.
/ II. VALENTINE. 1870 A. NJ, housekeeping
goois, glssssarc. furniture. birSi-csges. book
case. Ac.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-18
Colo wave Coming.

The following was received Yesterday,
when the Thermometer indicated G3S:
WASHINGTON, ID. g., January II, 1889.
Chamber OF Commerce
9.45 A. III Hoist cold-wave signal; tenn
peraturo will fall about 200 By $ \. VI. jan
uary 18th. GREkLY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-18
soe,ab,e atshe monumental.

The first Of series OF sociables was given
last night ia the Monumental sunday-school
room. under the auspices OF the ladies' OF the
church. The affair was IN every way sue
cess, aud the refreshments, served by the
young ladies In white aprons, were no less
sppreciated and enjoyed than the music oy
the several soioists and the church enoH.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-18
Mlehixan senator.


tbT telegraph 10 tE9 DspAycnl
LANSING, MicH, January i7.-ln the Joint
convention to-day the two houses elected
James Mcmillan United states senator, be-
receiving % votes against 80 for Melbourne
II Ford
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-18
Cleureu--Entered.

The German brig Johan, r. A. Pleper
master. loaded with l.705 barrels OF -four,
shipped TO Pelotas, Brazil. by the Gsllego-
Mills Manufacturing Company, cleared from
the custOm-hOuse yesterday.
The British steamship Port Adelaide, ;.
West master, 1,7S3 tons burthen, entered
TO load cotton from West Point
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-18
Wil.on. Not WtIIIams.

The name oi the convict from Elizabeth
Civ county whose sentence was commuted
bv Governor Lee Tuesday is George Wilson
aud not Andrew Williams. The latter is
the sheriff OF the county, who came here to
take Wilson back to the county jail.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-18

The above was referred to the managers OF
the Academy for explanation, snd they ans
sWer as follows:
RlCM0ND, Va, January II, 1850.
To the Editor OF the Dispatch:
Dear Sir.-Iu reply 10 the letter addressed
10 yOu complaining that the writer thereof
received no souvenir 1t the Mozart Academy
on last Tuesday night and virtually charging
tnat none were Intended 10 he given, and
that the announcement in your esteemed
paper that such would be done was a way OF
advertising. etc, we wish % say 800 souYe-
Mrs weie originally ordered aud received by
us from Baltimore for that occasion; also. 2oO
souvenirs were ordered for Norfolk for
similar pnrpose.
on the morning Of last Tuesday we 1c-
came qpp-chcnsIyc from the sale 0f tickets
that perhaps the 400 souvenirs would be in
sufficient 10 supply the demand, snd we at
once ordered hV telegraph the poo lt Nor.
folk t0 bp expressed % Richmond, and they
arrived that same evening. Thus we bed
GO) souvenirs. When The doors opened the
earerue,- Of the large crowd present 20 en-
ter the Mozart was so great that quite .
number ~ lqdics 30 hastily passed through
The door, and by The distributors Of the sou-
venir- that il Was impossible TO give each one
a souvenir.
The only other remaining cause why a
few more ladies' failed % receive SOUVENIR
was, we are candid enough % admit. the
supply running ont. We did not anticipate
by al least 100 80 large an attendance ot
4 ladies'. This Is certainly but nominal un-
de.e.tima,e when % is considered that the
daily press on the following morning de-
clared the aud euce present on that occasion
/ the largest ever assembled IN the Mozart
/ Academy.
We regret, for our own satisfaction, that
B the complainant failed 10 receive souvenir.
| They were unique, ornamental article'-ot
no Startling intrinsic value, but dd cost
money.
We will strive 10 prevent recurrence OF
any complaint such a> above described u at
fhe expense oi charging the cost OF Few
hun ired souvenirs on the wrong side oi our
! ledger. Very respectfully,
BERGER 4 LEATH,
I T Trgaooa arI Nauqror- MoypTt Academy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-18
bis appearnncc before the grand jury on the
4th OF February.
.,.rr cr.-a %


An examination was held In the oit'con-
tinued case OF Nelson Orange and samuel
johnson Doth colored), charged with steal
ing Jersey bull cali Of the value OF 800
from the farm Of Mr.. Milton Cayce, near the
city, on the 18th OF December. The EVIL
dence against orange was quite conclusive,
and be admitted that be took the cali Tor
some other party. lie was sent on to the
grand Jury. johnson was discharged.
OTHER CASES.
John alias Thomas Jackson alias Thomas
Brown (cOiored) was sent TO jail for ninety
days for stealing an oyercoat worth go, the
property Of John Thomas. The coat was
stolen from the st. Clsire Hotel on Monday
last, the 18th.
James Turner (colored), assauItng and
beating Rosa shelton. Fined Sl0 and costs.
Wiliam Fisher (coloredk common tbief
and suspicious character. Security required
for thirty days. Committed In default.