davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-06-06

SIX months imprisonment and the
loss of his position does not seem an
adequate punishment for the Philadel-
phia police officer who stole some Of
the articles collected for the Johnstown
sufferers This man is about on q par
with the ghouls who have been mutt
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-06-06
Philadelphia Wilmington and
baltimore Railroad.

Trains VIII leave " IInlnstoi as follows
LhnG cap nl& teIprsssh / ia. 4 ~, BSl. a.
o., ~ w ~ g iO41 i "a Il Of a. M. III d
Aecolai odstion, go, s. O., Si@ Il Is a. ~
i@sS ~ 800 go: "a, ID i0t6 IL i p. "a.
81, q ii s. :. Il b. FL FL Z, "a as AZ. e
a. % y s.. ssa, AZ. %, ~, ina ia, ~ m io
heT fors,2So5 % n, y, ~ 30 50 L07. .
81 e, ~, ! - ard lViJ ,. N. o. '1'' o't
FOR West SAss'.r. va LSnosiu, 80 ana
= FOR HsGsr2 tG9atfeYy and lnt,r,asii,ts STA
aqnq; ~. N, Y . and ~ ,. u,
| a., o "a :. m. and 4 10 Might
10 fSlS and 90 sad W'isPi5ssf.Yiq - "a e..
Itains ior Delaware DiIision leave OF:
80 p. m, and I2 o5 Nignt. ~ '''
GEORGETOWN and Lessee, sD E. n.,SEap.-an
harrington namSr. and way stGlolh tSl
q. ~ anh y ~, ~: ~.
tr aJpT z 8 ior FarrinSton' ~ o. re nal
Express a 2 Sc K for bover, EArriAGtoa. and Del.
| mar, II q Night.
Exprsss Tor Nave Unsrlea, OLD Point Con.
| Tort, and NORFOLK, ho' might
Leave rni.HdeipniH, BrOso street, tor Hn
81 S@'s5t, - - iS'c7. sl, iI21. il 81.
81 s,s ass e. issss saa Ii 4, "a.
"a NDaA TRAINS.
loI thilAutIpRtsGe xpreas, 2 20, stl, go. nc
~, ~ - a. p. q, "A, T.. TOS snc - 10 -. m
4 ~, n1Hs t,Su, u s. NJ, "a, lSS $40
/ Cor Gs7steE !eIPreafL 5ei.9 10. IL 81 an
heeco,niInoIatioa, is ana I2n. rs. 80
Fof SeT 9ors ts 3: m: 90, az ID, 700
az ~ = NJ. N, I!i', . ~ oSh Va % ln'
for West Chester, via LSneSiu, tlsa, n,
For anr Charles, Old Point coz 'ort. an,
por New CGste, kirkword, hiaGlt clown
lis .Ib Doyel, EeitoS, nsrtInHton, ;ritse
baltimore snd NAshinKLna, 20, u, / u
Am, l2Ss. ! ., - 49, 500. q; Sud y I
S9 sye aogs 2Ps sI RFoa s sRa !. 10 So Ss
mington (eKpTeBsl, 50, 7.2h ~. ma A
~, 3 :. b.ta, ~, %, 8. 4 il.2o, II. 30 All
&c sscccoimmodstion, SIS 70. 1s a. NJ, 2.@.z.os
Eor rf.ssr intornst!on, Rtt:sa,Fgsrs ara r'
Trains gArSen teas &! c are llqi'si expires
s asasr Il s s General Fs1s Wop
pALTIMORE < emo RAILROAD.
ID schedule ~ riIcct MAY Il. lss'
TRAINS LEAVE DEL. AVE. rErul
b East EouNn
txprcss trains.
:. Ntw lonE, week days. % G,t,, = ". SO.
u, M. az ", - -. '5U-. -, a. u. M
!, NEw IunH, sundny-, '.Ij. i ol n. m
sl4Is '3ss, ~ Us, sG4i u. m.
= Pan tpELIIuA, week days. D.. - $3.50
: go, -, = 80, 80, 10 %, 10 n a II
al ~ o. : 30, - ~ y. IN.
e PHMAEBLrhIA, SUNDAY ; p T.. y o. go, =
Hu5, lg-ia m. ~ - CO. -, 1Vt, ii
= cusun week day, LIB s5'ui, Gn5.G-
ii lt = 80 500, flu NJ IO.F IT, M, ~
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-06-06
WASANIAKEE'S

PHILArELrHiA, Thursday. June g. 1857.
The berry ripe" in Black
Goods to-day is the All
wool Chsllis at age. Good
value at s7Ic. Plump 80
inches wide (they say 3o),
and in two shades, jet and
blue back.
Veiiings and Mohairs and
Grenadine stufs in airy
heaps.
Northwest Of centre.
S. White Corded Main.
eco. Wrapp re at $50.
81 Linen d'lnde Tea
Gowns at So.
Your dollars will do just
as much accordingly In 9
dozen other things.
second floor, Chestnut street side. Five
elevators.
A variety of triple plate
Forks, and Tea, Dessert
ana Tablespoons are exact.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-06-06

u Glmckill.ILLa

New cigar sore and manuf,c'ory of
Cuban hand made cIgara. Box trade &
sreclnlty. Come and try them, at 4lf
King street. city.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-06-06
g
7 f!
WE HAVE
LAVA FLOOR PAINT

That will cover well and dry HARD
OVER NIGHT. They withstand exposure
to weather and the wear of washing,
hence are especially applicable for Piazza
and Kitchen Floors.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-06-06
WILMINGTON STEAMBOAT CO.
sN'4<A-sS'
haliB
strs. BRANDYWINE & CRY or Cur.rr,

On and after Tuesday, March 18TH, will
leave Fourth street wharf daily, im
Philadelphia, nj 7 " and ~ 30 II. NJ .,Nl
/ and 10 p. III.
Leave Philadelphia. Chestnut street
wharf, ut 10 and 10 is a. III, and 80 aul
4p. IN.
All boats stop Mt Chester
Freight received ior Marcus Hook on
Tuesday only.
Telephone No. 81.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-06-06

THE NEW COLUMBIA,
i CAPE MAY, N. ],
Opens June 10th, issl.
JAMES MOONEY, owner. -,
PRANK u. HlLDREIH,
ie3-3m date OF the Hotel LafaNettel. Pt'f
HOTEL LAFAYETTE, CAPE MAY
IL CRY, N. J.-Open all the YEAR. sllN
ly hrstcias5. 5 tuatcd directly "n the h,i,'
oppuslte Iron Pier. NICron De >iE"eI I,o''
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-06-06
wANAMAK RS

wANAMAK RS
ly hall price. Fancy pal.
terms.
Second floor, near centre. Four eleva.
tors.
Floor and Stair Linens as
they should be.
Near women's Waiting Room.
Camping blankets thick
enough TO be mattresses,
pillow and wrap In one-Li
you're tired out; S pounds,
74xS4 inches, So each.
Near Women's Waiting Room.
Gem Ice Cream Freeze r.
show-how keeps up. To
day strawberry and vanilla
creams, frozen custard, an B
pineapple sherbet::
2quart Gem, $3.50
3 quart Gem. 81 30
4quart TEN, $2.25
6quart Gen, $500
Squat Gem, 81 90
l0quart Gem, IS 90
14quart Gem, 80 %
Basement, near centre stairs.
An Insignificant thing ma y
take part of the price out Of
merchandise. Here are p s
pairs Misses Canvas Shoes,
goat trimmed. Neat, strong,
well made, just OFT of tn e
boxes. Sizes II to 8 We
meant to sell them at $I.5o
and $I.75. Tie + ice %.
aay is 81. Why? They'r L
all black, when only third Or
half ought to be. We woI, e
need 10 tell OF them twice.
On a table by themselves.
Mark street front, west of main aisle.
Filters that make the
muddiest water clear as dew
DR. pa.
Basement, northwest of centre.
OF all the Summer flo pr
coverings, Mattiogs fir4 4
Coolest, cleanest, fittest.
We have as W. leone G word
as you ever heard of theI h
Nine hunared rolls, fire. Oh
from the importer, go On
sale to-day. In two grades
If you know Mating worth
you'll marvel at these prices:
Heavy China MattIn &,
this 81 ason's impoftatio n,
handsome patterns, So : be
roll of 40 yaidi. cut 23c 9
yard. Give it any test; ii
comes up right every tin le
"A desirable Chi ne
Mating, good wei. hit, goot
d signs. So The roll; nc s
yard if cat.
no foolishness abou
either. Solid, well put TO-
ge.her.
This is the last special Of
fer'ng in Mattings we s hal
have this season.
Samples to any add res
for the asking
second ilOur. hafSGJ street. size fHu
elevators.
For a small charge W
| store and insure Seal, Plus
and Fur things genera PLY
We can do the re-dyeins
i recruiting, and re-li nin
e better nov than when III
e Fall rush is on. ChArg
g less for the work and See
!, tie thinss till you nee
a them.
4 Desk on second iloor, over mid lie Che:
nut street entrance.
.IouA WArAsiArup
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-06-06

DEPARTMENT Commander Ayars
has Issued H call ior assistance for the
sufferers il the Conemaugh Valley
that should not be allowed 10 pass un.
needed. We presume that tie money
donated by Smyth Post lust Monday
night has already been forwarded, but
there are yet numbe.s OF Grand Amy
men in this city who can and should
contribute toward relieving The neCes-
sitics Of these unfortunate people. Not
only money but clothing is needed, and
any one Who has anything in this line
TO spare can send II to A A G, Vo.
shell, Market street above Ninth.
There are several hundred old soldiers,
many of them Grand Army men, " no
are in distress at Johustown, and they
not only need Tut must have the help
of every comrado in the land The
members OF this noble organization are
true to their principles, and as Charity
is one OF them, We are sure that the
call of the Department Commander
will not be in VAIN.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-06-06

THE REASONS given by Mayor Har-
Tingion for vetOing the ordinance
providing for an inspector of plumb
ing would no doubt have been amply
sufficient and satisfactory to any set of
men, except those who were deter
mined to have another office for
member OF their party. Still, if we
understand the law correctly, Council
had no option in the matter, as the act
OF the Legislature itself created the
office, and Council had no other course
to pursue ut to enact an ordinance
speciiyiL,$ ,he duties Ct the new oil
cial and iroylLing ful his appointment
There is no DOUBT but the law was
passed for Tie pu,pase IF proTid NJ a
lat office for some Democrat, and lii /
unucr the circumstances there is no
actual nlce sly for such in official.
We already have a building inspector,
in addition to q practical plumber in
the Board OF Health, and it eeems thai
they should be competent to auuld tC
everything Connected with Il bull4ing.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-06-06
ENJOYING A COUNTRY SEAT

The solid service the stylish fit the genteel appear
81 90 Trousers AREN'T ALL The prices put good surplus
into the pocket-book very helpu in the enjoyment OF
your summer vacation.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-08
NORFOLK.
VERY REAvY sHIPMEErsoF COAL FROM
LAxBERTs POINT.
Perronal I'sms-rhief Csptured-Death Of
Farmer-0f for Ger
many.
,cor,,.nonaonc. ~ tbo RIchmond Di.patch.l

Correspondence Of thu Richmond Dispatchi
NORFOLK, May Z. 1889.
Seventv thousand tons OF coal were
shipped from Lambert's Point piers during
the month CT April, whieh was taken oy
nInety.one vessels OF every clsss This -
good showing for April, as for nearly Two
weeks successive storms interfered seriously
with the arrival and departure OF vessels
The coal traffic there Is growing rapidly.
The work OF charging and 0eautIYins
the Third Baptist church has commenced,
DR.. 5. X. Jackson left last night for Baiu-
timore 10 attend the opening OF the JOnhS
Hopkins Hospital.
Colonel j. Catlett Gibson Is still here
closing up the affairs Of his office. ,,,-
The police OF this city have captured MINIS
Calling. one Of the gang Of burglars opera
ting around Portsmouth. finding a conslde'
rabe lot OF plunder In bis possession.
The colored cotton-screw man. JAKE Camp
bell. whose skull was fractured with OTlck'
is thought to be dying OF his home on 81
Paul street.
Colonel Catleit Gibson thinks OF locating
IN Norfolk.
Mir. william Titus Wilson, a well-known
farmer Of the county, died at bis home near
Hickory Ground on sunday.
EA~cOeTlU JOuD Iftutls VI VIZ ~
sailed yesterday for his old home IN uer'
many to spend the summer.
The Episcopal churches in this section
have commenced scctng delegates 10 the
State Council in Lynchburg this month.
II f. stated that Mr.. 7. J. kilpatrick. an
anti. Mahoue man ana former incumbent Of
the Office, has been appointed foreman OF the
lron.platers IN the nsYy-yard.
The Democratic primary election in Ports
mouth takes place tomorrow and continues
two DAYS.
The county truckers will commence ship
ping strawberries Tomorrow.
Vessels from Albemarle sound report the
recovery OF more bodies OF sailors drowned
in that section during the recent storm.
Nava-Constructor Robert W. Steele, on
Washington, who has been holding a survey
on the bottom Of the Pensacola, finished last
night and left for home.
No election takes place in Norfolk this
spring. u'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-08

Reading notices IN rssdise-mstter Vp@
Iros or less. 81: in nonpsren lesosd &c.
Csrdof rates Tor more space iurn'snse Ga np-
rhcatOn-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-08
FREDERICKSBURG.
Porsona-Narrow Escape. &c.

Correspondence Of tho Richmond DisDatch.l
NAY :. 1889.
Mr.. Ira Grayatt, son OF our esteemed
townsman George Gravstt, Esq was
brought home from Bilesyille, n. G., satur-
dav night paralyzed in both legs and arms
aud in q critical cOnGition. Although ms
limbs are entirely useless, bis speech ana
appetite are not in the least atlected. To-
day his condition + no better.
Mr.. George Z. Gail. internal-reyenue cot
lector, who has been confined TO hrs BED ioi
several weeks in n critical condition, Wa'
taken 70 Washington yesterday. where an
operafion will be performed on his arm to-
morrow by specialist OF that city.
Little Ada MAY, the tifteen-year-Oid daugh-
ter OF Mr.. r. y. Butler, OF this city, who
left home last Sunday morning Osteusibiy
for the purpose OF attending sunday school,
was found yesterday at SpotsylFanm Court
house. fifteen miles from home, after dlli,
gent search Of two days by her friends ano
pareuts. When ssked how SIZE came there
she sad she walked and left because she
wanted 10 90 out in The world and work.
Captain J. =. Woody, who has been ex
tremely III at his residence here. i somewhat
improved to-day.
Rev Dr. +. :. Dunaway, pastor OF thC
Baptist church or TINS CITY, ltle ye''eIuA9
for Memphis, Tenn, to attend the meeting
Of the Board Of Trustees OF the Southern
Baptist Theological Seminary.
Sir. j. W. Stratton. oil this county, IS al
hi. residence III a critical condition from lu-
juries received yesterday by the falling OF q
tree. At the time OF the accident he was en-
gsped In cutting down the tree.
Miss Agnes Gayle, daughter OF J. j. Gayle
ESQ, ~ this county, made narrow escape
saturday evening. she was out driving Ia d
buggy, and had driven 10 the Courthouse
On her return home she was met by sewers
Young ladies, when she took In with her
All OF sudden her horse became frightened
and running away, upset the buggy. throw
Ing the young ladies' out, bruising anC
scratching them considerable. The snma
ran straight home. HAMPTON.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-08
Southern Troops BOnOred tn New
YORK.


New YORK CommercAl-hu'er"fSl'
The southern troops aud the Governors on
southern states who marched ia tie parade
Yesterday were welcomed with A degree OF
enthusiasm that must have convinced them
OF tho sincerity and depth OF the good feeling
toward them in the city. Governor Fitz-
hugh Lee, OF Virginia, was an especially
marked figure, and bis reception from one
end OF the line to the other wss as enthusias-
TIC as would have been that OF some
notable prince OF military rcnown, II this
were a prince. worshippiug country, ~ IL
il not. lis military figure, bis eourtc>
GUS and modest bearing, and his superb
horsemsnship. served to add TO the eulhusi-
asm OF his welcome, hut the thought OF a
perfectly restored Union and Of the COM
pleted reconciliation OF the sections was
mppermo,t in all minds. As the old "stone-
WALL brigade marched by one Of the stands
Grand Army veteran. wearing his badge,
called out 10 those about him. "Leps give
them a rebel yell, boys; thst yell Is ours
now, and those boys would stand Ike stone
wall for the Union II a chance offered" and
the "yell" was given with a will.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-08

"ToO Previous. "a Democratic club In
Lynchburg nominated last week ticket for
members OF the City Council, thus, as we
understand u, either forestaling the nomi-
nations which are TO be made by the whole
Democratic party or giving their nominees
an undue advantage provided. OF course
the masses do not put their feet down upon
this "new movement" The Advance ex-
plains "A follows:
"But II does not, nor was il Intended, TO
prevent ciiizeos from making tickets OF their
own when they come to vote. We state this
fact in jIstiee 10 the club, as well IS to make
every voter feel entirely untrsmmelled IN his
choice on the day OF the primary"
The Advances explanation resds as " 1t
were m apology. and indicates that there Is
dissatisfaction with the action OF the nomi'
mating club. Let US hope that before to-
morrow, the day for nominating candidates
by primary election, perfect understanding
will be reached.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-08
CHARLOTTESVILLE.
County Court-Large CrOWd-Base-
BaIl, &c.


BAH, &c.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
MAY :. 1859.
Yesterday was County. Court day here.
Nav court Is generally very largely attended
in this county, and on yesterday the weather
was fair and there was an immense number
Of country people in town. Many horses
were brought in Yesterday, and quite = num-
Der were either traded or sold.
No grand jury was summoned At this term
OF the court and no business OF any impor-
lance was transacted.
The CITY Democratic Committee has de-
cided to hold primary election on Friday
the 10Th instant. \ city attorney. aldermen,
and other officers are To be elected for this
CITY az The approaching election.
Wtiiam Kicks, VINO shot d young lady,
Miss Ellen Mulens, in the southeastern part
Of this county last month. Is still confined
In jau here. Miss Mullens, although seri-
ously injured, il reported TO be improving
rapidly and will probably recover.
A lawn-party and festival was held in this
city last night for the benefit Of the Char
lo,tesyille Baseball Association. The enter
tainment WAS under the management Of a
committee from the association, aided by the
Young ladies Of this city. The affair was
most ENJOYABLE, and was financially sue
cess. Good music was furnished by one OK
our brass bands.
The University Base Ball Club IL fast re-
gaining tie reputation which 1t lost five or
six years ago as the champion college cuD OF
the state. On last Friday they added to their
list OF victories by defeating the Alexandra
HIgh-SchOol Club by score OF % to II, and
on saturday they defeated the Annapolis
team by a score Of 1t TO ,. W.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-08

people. and witch It's northern trainers
promised--uay, took an oath to ac'
cord to the southern people-had been re-
specsed, there wou!d never havc been war
between the States. Nobody can point out
9 single provision Of the Constitution which
the southern people hsd ever violated up to
the day thst their States severaly seeded
from the Union.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-08
Another kouthsfder.

BREMo BLUFF,
FLuvASSA COUNTY, Va, May 4, 1889.
To the Editor OF the Dispatch.
As nominations are 10 order and much
good timber being selected from for eubeT.
Material honors the Piedmont section echoes
tue sentiment Of the South Side in calling
the attention OF our voters 10 that worthy
and woll-qualiGed gentleman Colonel RAM
dolph Harrison. Of Cumberland. AS a soldier
he was tue knightliest Of the knightly As &
Christian gentleman his record 10 spotless.
Having served the State for number OF
years as Commissioner Of Agriculture would
eminently nt bin for this exalted position,
besides being al home an economical, practi-
cal farmer would thoroughly ideutify him
with the interests Of this august class OF
voters, the farmers. Colonel Harrison is the
man for Us. PIEDMONT FARMER.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-08

which Is the faircst. O rose or Nlyr
Which Us the sNsrtest, peach or rfarf
Merry's c0quctah, aua charming . Mllyi
Dora is xtutie aud TAR. Ih'r.
Sweet a. "a flower Was her face when J kissed
G.ove Is tuc romanc9 and glory OF iifeJ
Mliv, ms playmate, love " ike a sister
But Dora 1 choose Tor NY wife.
That is right, Young man, marty tho gl
YOU love by an means, ~ sle viii have you.
Should her health become delH0fo and her
beauty fade after marriage. remember tl0t
this Is usually due 10 functional disturbances,
weaknesses. irregularities, or painful dlslr-
der5 peculiar 20 her eek. in the cure ~ VII. b
Or. Plercos FaVCrlte fracription is aUnra -
teed TO give satisfacr1n. OF money refunded.
See the printed CRITICIZE OF guarantee on
For oyerEorked, "vorn-out." rundown"
dehilitated teachers mihnecs, drose makers,
scafustrrss0s, "Ehpp girls houseEct pers,
uursing mothers. and feeble women ge1cr-
ally, Or. Picrccs FavorNe Prescription is Ito
greatcst earthly boon, N1ng uuoluaioi as an
appctizing cordial and restou4'e tonic, W
str.ngtb-givcr.
Copyright 1855 by WORLDS DIS MD Ass'S.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-08
Enlargement Of Postal Service.
The baltimore Herald saws.


"The postal service needs constant en-
largement There is popular cry for the
free-deliyory system everywhere, and II Is
probable that the present Administration
will see IL way TO the establishment OF one
cent postage, the improve nent OF the rail-
way service, aud tho enlargement OF the
free-delivery syskm."
True. but let Us have first the enlarge.
ment Of the frse.deliyery system so that 1t
shall extend TO the towns, villages, and
country. and the other engagements or re.
forms Will follow. Free delivery on the
scale OF the English system would be great
step 10 the direction OF rendering one.cent
postage more feasible from the standpoint
Of postal revenue.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-08

General HESgY X. JACKSON, Of Georgia,
made speech in ssvannsh ten days ago In
the course OF which be said
"Tbs COuiedera.es were the supporters Of
the Federal Constitution. The North re-
beIled against H. DOT the south"
The Philadelphia Press does not affirm IN
10 many words that General JAcKsos's siate-
mont IL not true, but in,imates ss much.
And yet II Is Just a. certain as the rising Of
to-monew's sun thai # the rights which the
Constitution guaranteed TO the southern
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-08
LEXINGTON.
Forest Fire on House Mountain-Per-
souai.
Especial telegram to tho Dispatch.I

Especial telegram to tho Dispatch.I
LEXINGTON, Va, May IA heavy forest
fire rsges on House mountain, seven mtles
from this place, tonight, and the flames are
attracting general attention. Fears are en-
teFtained that the fire may destroy the resi-.
denees OF the poor settlers in that section.
Rev. K j. McBryde, ID. d., rector OF Grace
Memorial, left this morning for Philadelphia
as a delegate from Washington and Lee
University aud the Virginia Military 1nsti.
tute 10 the International Convention OF the
Young Mems Christian Association.
Dr.. j. B. Taylor leaves for Memphis In the
morning delegate to the Southern Baptist
Convention OF tue 10Th. DR.. Taylor will de-
liver the annual address before the literary
societies Of the Southwestern Femsle Insti.
tute, at Glade Springs, May the 10Th.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-08
NEWPORT REwS.
County Court Not Guilty 49, other
Notes.

County Court Not Guilty - other
Notes.
lCorrespondence Of the Richmond Dispstchl
MAY 7, 1889.
In the County Court on yesterday the case
came up OF the Commonwealth vs.. John
Vinay. editor Of the Newport News Com
mcrcial. who bad been indicted for a mis-
demeauor FOR publishing 10 his paper an
article rejecting very severely on the cha
rscter OF Colonel 4. T. Warburton, the
British Vice Consul. Mr.. Vinay admitted
publishing the article. and plead that the
charges made were true. After being ont
about ten minutes the jury brought in 4
verdict OF "NOt guilty"
4 number Of the citizens Of this place
will attend the musical festival in Hampton
this week.
-Four uspicious-looking characters have
been lurking around here for the past few
DAYS.
The county election this month will prOba-
bly, be an important one, as the supervisors
elected may have 10 take action In the court
house removal matter
Rev. j j. GrAyatt, rector OF st. Johns
church, Hampton, was here yesterday.
The bar OF the Hotel Warwick was closed
on the lst OF this month by order Of Mr. G..
B. Orcuit, president Of the land company.
pArr
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-08

SOFT SOLE KID BUTTON SHOES. sizes from
70 g. price 15c;
SOFT SOLE KID BUTTON SHOES. sizes from 2
to .. price &c;
CHILDRENs sPHING-HEEL KID, sizes from s
to g price Sc;
INFANTS KID WITH TIP, sizes irom2 to .,
price 39c.;
CuILDRENs GOAT SPRING HEEL, sizes from
3 tO6 price &C.;
INFANTs' KID SCALLOPED, sizes from to 4.
price &C.
CHILDREN's LOW QUARTER SPRING HEEL
SILK TIE KID-LISED. sizes ( TO ~, price
30.