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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-11
THREE CENTS PER COPY.

are in legitimate business In Ph'latslphis,
but they employ that means 10 work on tDslr
refuse stock. Bsltimoreans are the most
easily fooled people in the country"
Colonel Sirasbnrger said that hieersioHn
REQUIRES 4 tax Of from SsJ 10 $50 day on
sueh visiting dealers. - tax ought 10 he
nut on them IN Bstlmore, equal at lest ~
the taxes We would have 70 pay on The sams
amount of stock"
Kr. ha.zens,ein said II was the poorer
classes of purchasers who suffer the mos,
and Mr.. Roman endorsed oil that his col.
leagues had slid
Mr.. Goodman related his experience a.
clerk for such travelling show snd ssid
lhat Harrisburg taxes concerns of that che
racicr $500 day. while taxes varying from
800 20 $500 arc levied on them in Resding,
Pittsburgh. Wheeling, Youngstown, and
elsewhere. Tie concern ne was with was
given fwentv.four hours notice 20 get away
from Wilmington. Del.
MIR. Frank also said that II was the poor
who were aeeced the most by the "raeket
shops." In the interest OF the worSingmsr.
who cen least afford to he cheated. some tax
should be put upon them % prcyent thcir
coming here.
Dr sutherland. oi the WAYS aud Means
Committee. asked u 70 was not the ease thas
many o. these sales were made up oi goods
purchased AZ dlsease-iuiected cities, but none
of the visitors would 90 80 far as % say thlt
II is a fact, although they do not deny that e
might De.
The committed referred the matter 70 tho
City solicitor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-11
Aeroat COMPUTATION OF AvOlrdupoI..

"The Two Johns" the extremely funny
comedians and the most excruclatlngly CONT
real plsy By that title, will be seen on Tues
day next at Berger & Leath's Academy OF
Music. Il is said thst when "The Two
johns" will take possession OF this house II
means great deal. for they iorm a combina-
tion Of aV0lrdupOIs not 10 be despised An
issue OF the New York Times says: "'The
Two JOhus' are among the funniest men
who undertake TO anuse an audience, aud
last evening at the Brooklyn Theatre house
ful OF people sat and rOared at them until
they were weak from pains in the side. and
then the audience was merely helpless. The
play, also known as THE Two JOINS Is a
vehicle used 10 display 10 the best advantage
the generous proportions aud mirth'making
propensitles OF John G.. Stewart, as Philip
Johns, and Paul Dresser as Peter Johns.
They are two fat DromiOs, but modernized
In their methods, and the audience il not
slow to grasp tue bumor OF the situations
into which the massive cousins are eontio-
ually plungiR2 themselves and those around
them. Loltle Mortimer was a pert and
pleasing Miss Weymuss, and afterwards an
alternately loving and disconsolate Mrs.
Philip Johns"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-11
nenth orMr.Rnmie CottrelI.

This weltkuown gentleman died at his resi-
dence, on the Cary.Street road. wednesday
morning at o'clock after a long aod pain
iul illness Of maarialfever. lie was born
in Hanover county in lS+i, but At very
early age moved with his parents to Henrico.
where the most 0i bis lie was spent. He
served gallantIy as q soldier in the COniede-
rate army aud lost a hand from wound re-
ceiyed. lie represented his county in the
House Of Delegates FOR one term and alter
wards for several years was elected door
keeper Of the body. lie was aNnd, obliging.
and considerste gentleman, and was very
popular and had warm friends all over the
State. In ISIS he married Miss Alice Duyal,
Of Goochland, who, withf four small children,
survives him.
Hls funeral viii take place from his late
residence this evening at > O'Clock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-11
THE NEWS OF mANCHEsTER.
The water Turned On-Talk About
Eiectriciiy-OtherE Items

All OF the machinery at the englne'houee
N the Manchester Water Company has been
mt in place, all Of the pipe connections have
been made, aud Yesterday afternoon the wa
ter vas turned ON 10 make test. The large
iron tank 10 be stationed on top OF The brick
tower Is now being put together, and pend.
ing rs completion the water viii be pumped
directly INTO the pipes. Most Of the ire
plugs were opened. and bold streams were
thrown. The test was q very satisfactory
one, and showed everything IN connection
with the works to be IN thorough order.
The city Council will hold iis regular
monthly meeting to.nigbt at 1880 O'Clock. 10
is understood that proposition VIII be sub
mitted from the Old Domnion Electric
/ Light qCd Power Company, which has iust
been ro0rganiZcd. for lighting the streets with
electricity. Mr. Flynn is reported as having
said during bis recent visit to Richmond
that the company l. now in a position to
furnish the city on more favorable terms
than are enjoyed by any other city in
the Union. This company already has a
Great many inCaudc,cent lights In Man
chester.
The burning O! an Old ear in the Rich
moud and Danyille yard near the arch yes
terdlv attracted considerable attedton. The
car. which had long been used as a shanty by
the railroad.men, was burned purposely by
the company.
The friend. Of the lamcnted Rev. Dr. ID.
b. Winrcc are contributing to 4 fund 10
erect q monument over his grave In Chez
terfeld. Already about one hundred dol
lars have been subscribed. Mayor 4. G. Att
kisson will receive contributions from the
citizens Of Manchester.
During the wud-storm wednesday eve
ming the teiegraph-wires on seventh street
were blown down. Three OF the poles broke
of near the ground and the street-car travel
was intericred with for a short while.
The old frame building at the corner OF
Fifteenth and Hull streets, which has been
an eye,ore for many years. was pulled down
Yesterday and Mr.. James =. Robinson will
buIlda handsome brick store there.
Mr.. Morris johnson, who was seriously
Injured boy fall Christmas day, is improving
and will soon be ont.
The old Bows Pleasure CLUB will give 4
masquerade bah at Odd.FelloTs Hall to.
Dislt.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-11
q RenlY 10 VT. Carnenier.
, The rdLtar Of the pl.naten:

To the Editor OF the Dispaicl:
In your Issue Of to-day fni q Carl from
Mr. J. &. Carpenter, in which be refers 20
supposed interview WITH some one ci your
reporters and published Ia your ssue of TIE
0th.
ON the llth day % November Mr. e. T..
Kelvin. a. prcsiicn. oi tlc Redmond sul
Chesapeake Rillroad Company. on icing in-
formed that work bad stopped, immcdiateiy
addressed communication to james \.
simmons. ESD. general m,uagrr of t11
Construction Company, iueuiring ile reason
why there had been ,u,rcns.on.
The following is thc core, uonierce q
nubli.hed n the state ot November I'D, is.8'
"RlcuuoNn AND CHFsNgEiAE RNir0An,l
OFFICIAL togRh rnNnENtE
November lj,h h.t Mr e.. j.. Beiyu.
president OF thc above company, wrote as
follows 10 Mr. James A. simmons, ~ New
York, general manager ~ the ltichmoni
Tunnel and Constitution Company A. iol-
lows:
81 have just learned That the work on the
tunnel {. not being pushed acOoriiag t0 the
terms ~ the contract between the Eichmonl
sud Chesapeake Railroad company int your
company. Please n,arm mc oi the cause ot
the ,ame. so that I may communtrlts with
iEc directors oi the Richmond and ,hr.T-
pelle Railroad Company in order That they
may take such action iu thc promises as tbrY
may deem best.
"C. T.. ruyN. President"
The following t'p'y h3. been received
under date 90 November l>ih:
"Nour communication ot thc lith re-
cclyed Permit mr to sag Chat t.e Richmond
ruuud aui HeUo'l Construction lompny
.ui-sttcj t'r construction ot ttt uHuel 10
I g. trrprffrr D. Co. and fun work wHn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-11
.Enthusiastic Meeting OF ROane
Lohge Of Oad-feIIOMs.

One OF the largest and most enthusiastic
meetings OF Odd-Fellows held In Richmond
for a long time was that OF R0ane Lodge, No.
1870, at CorcOrau Hall last night. The initia-
tory degree was conferred upon five candi-
dates by the degree siaf from Aurora Lodge.
After tue lodge adjourned admirable speeches
were made 0y Grand-Master A. b. Bower
ing, Grand Repress 1tatiye James B. Blanks,
Past-Grand A. r. Courtney, Mayor J. Taylor
Ehyson, Grand Secretary L. Wiley Davis.
and MessTs. l.. +. Mason, |. Vac Wort, j. w.
White. - Bettys, John w. Ferguson,
Bailey Garcin. aud others.
The occasion was one TO be long and plea
sanity remembered by all VINO were present.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-11

The record in the case OF r. ). Rudd rs.
the Richmord aud Danville Railroad Com
pauy, recently tried In the CITY Circuit court
has been male up and Is now ready Tor Tue
supreme Court.
The jury which tried this cause rendered
a verdict IN ssvor OF Rudd for S9,0OO, ana
the Judge Oyegruiing the motion 70 set asiue
the verdict counsel for the railroad company
excepted and took an appeal.
The record makes about ninety pages,
more than hall OF which IS stenoSfsphle
report OF the evidence.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-11
sisterhooti branch.

regular meeting Of Sisterhood Branch,
No. GiS. order OF Iron Hall. held at TholPs
Hall, west Broad street, wednesday evening
the following officers were installed: Mrs.
NJ. +. Thol. past chlei justice; Mrs. Mary
Hassel, chief justice; Miss Mary Wagner,
vice chief justice; Mrs. Madam Louis, od"
juster: Miss Annie G. Wagner, accountant;
yr,. Louisa JuTReus, cashier; Miss Matte
Toler, prelate; Mrs. L. d. Harra, herald
Mrs. Marie Henson. watchman; Mrs. Emma
Britain, yidette Trustees: Mrs. johanna
Euker, Mrs. Anna Y. Roseneyk, and Mrs.
Frpderica Schumgn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-11
Help for the station v en- OF the Fire
department..

The Committees On Fire Department and
Finance OF the Council met last night In the
Council chamber and considered the subject
OF asking the Finance Committee 10 include
in their annual budget The sum OF 5000 dn
addition to the regular payroll accOunt) in
order occasionally to relieve the Station-men
OF the deDartment. At present the men are
on duty 3Gj days OF the year without re-
liei-eXcept that which they pay for them
selves.
The president Of the Board Of Fire Com
mssloners, Mr.. j. III. FTischk0rn, was pres
ent and addressed the committees sitting
privately. after which vote was taken, aud
the committees decided TO ask that the appr0-
priation be made. II ii is made each station
man can be relieved twenty-iour hours out
OF the week,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-11
rroshr,srinn Week OF Prayer

The fourth service Of the week Of PRAYER
was held LAST night In the Second Presbyte-
rlan church. There was 4 large gathering.
CITY Missions was the subject and two splen'
did addresses were listened to from Dr.
Richardson and Or. Kerr.
Tonight the service will be In the Third
church (Church uIlD-subiect: Foreign and
Home Missions Hon. w. ". Henry will
deliver the address on Foreign Missions and
Dr. Campbell on Home Missions. The SER
Vice will be conducted by Rev. j. Calvin
h ont
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-11

The Military club OF Virginia will hold an
adjourned meeting Tonight at $50 O clock
ior the election Of officers and the revision OF
the constitution and bylaws. The follow
ing are the officers nominated 10y the COM
miilee appointed for that purpose aud they
viii doubtlc,s be elected For President,
CAPTAIN Henry G. Jones; for Nice-PreSident
Major Moses u. iIoge, Jr., VI. D.; for Secre-
tsry. Lieutenant James II. Cheuery; Tor
Treasurer, CAPTAIN B. A. Jacob; for men,
oers Of The Governing Board Qhree to be
elected, Captain Lewis d. CrenShsw, Cap
tain j. H. DerbyShire, Major William Z.
Simons, Captain Charles Euker, and Lieu
tenant Colonel Joseph V. Bidgood.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-11
monart Academy OF MusIc.

A great novelty will be produced at the
Mozart tomorrow. matinee and night, ia The
appearance Of Mrs. Alice j. Shaw, the whis-
tling prlma donna. She has with her. II
is sand, strong company Miss ONE
Torbett. viOllust; Miss Edith Pond, sing
ing reader; Mrs. Jennie Il. Campbell, accom-
PIANIST for Mrs. shaw; MIR. +. V. Downey'
pianist and accompanlst, aud Harrison NIL
lard, baritone and composer. MIS-. Shaw
whistles entirely from notes, ana II ssaid her
Interpretation OF her solos Is a revelation TO
the musical world
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-11
Decrease In public consumption

Decrease IN public consumption i.5ss15'
We have 10 date dity-three more street.
lamps than we had at the close OF the year
1851.
The above report shows that We expended
m 1883 Sl.1Sl.0j more for extensions than
in 1887. We have made during the year
G G,42j 900 cubic feet 0f gas more than was
made in 1857. with an increase IN payroll
of SI7G u ard decrease In our expense
account OF S5,jll.1S.
am also graiiled to know that the pubic
consumption has been reduced LjN9,552
cubic feet and the private consumption IN.
creased 1870. 500 cubic feet. The excess oil
rereipts for 1853 over 1857 amounts to Sl3,-
50l.2l. Very respectfully,
WILLIAM G. ADAMS. superintendent.
Mr. Adams was congratulated by the
members OF the committee on the excellent
showing
The letter from Bartlett, Hayward Il Co.,
OF Baltimore, offering TO lease the ga5-works
was laid on the table indefinitely.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-11

A Milwaukee (Wis.l special TO the Chicago
Tribune says that Rev. j. NJ. CIearY, pastor
OF 81. James church. Kenesha, Is said ~
have been appointed Bishop OF Richmond,
Va. 10 succeed Bishop Keane, now rector
OF the Catholic University. The Dispatch
learned yesterday, upon good authority.
that no appointment has yet been made TO
succeed Bishop keane, nor is II likely that
any viii be made very soon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-11
Richmond Theatre.

The Richmond public win be treated to .
fine minstrel entertainment on saturday
night by the McNisb, RAMA & Arno Com
pany. With the exception OF McNIsb, Ram
"a. and Arno, they are now a new company,
and Frank McNish's "SileDee and Fun " Is
unequalled. The Kryers IN their dancing
act are very good, while RAMA aud Arno As
psntonime artists are marges OF fun
makers.
sale Of seats will commence this morning
AZ D o'clock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-11

An alarm OF fire was turned in yesterday
morning, the occasion Of which was the
burning OF stable aud another out-buildlug
on tue farm Of Mr.. William Coon, on The
Nine-Mile road, beyond the corporate limits.
Chief Puller, OF the Fire Department, went
out with Io0k.and.Lldder Truck Company
No. l., but ~ no water was available on the
premises they could not save the burning
buildings. win the aid OF pump in the
yard they were enabled to save the residence.
The Toss Is about $500.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-11
marclage Of nr. HARVEY Wilson.

Mr.. Harvey Wilson, popular young law
yer OF thi, city and owner and editor Of tho
Court Record, was married Wednesday in
Easton, Pa, TO Miss Fannie setor, beauti-
ful and accomplished young lady OF that city.
The happy couple left after the ceremony on
an extended bridal tour, at the conclusion OF
which they viii come 20 this city, where
they will reside.
Mr.. Wilson met his young bride in this
city a fen years ago when she was attending
school here.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-11
Alleged Rarn-nuruer Discharged.

Joseph johnson, a ColOred man, who lives
in Uenrico, was before Justice Glnn at the
county cOurt-house yesterday to answer the
very serious charge Of burning the barn OF
H6xace Peterson, one OF his neIghbors OF bis
own color. There were large number OF
witnesses and the examination was q lengthy
one and attracted large crowd 10 the
courthouse. Tue evidence was favorable 10
johnson and he was discharged. Mcssrs.
Beyerdge and Helblg appeared as counsel
for the accused and Common TeaIth's-Attor-
ney Thomas represented the prosecution.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-11

The nav leaf tobacco 6rm OF FIR. Wfiiam
Hanewinckepz sons, composed OF +. w.
Hanewinekel and Edward Hanewinckel. has
employed Mr. ID. Tidemann as their buyer,
This arrangement Is a guarantee 10 those
who would patrouize them that orders will
be satisfactorily filled.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-11

AUGUSTINE ROYAL 4 CO.. 80 r. n, i'm
proved real estate IN Manchester
GEORGE W. MAYO. i0.30 A. ~, groceries store
nxture8. horse. &C.
}. H. VALENTINE. i0% A. ", furniture. stoves,
mattress, sewing -lachihes. a..
FOX & RIDER. lef5 r. ~. fruit aud vegetables.
J. n. VALENTINE. 1870 A. M.. crockery, silver
ware, eni.drons carriages, aud household
g0Osih
WILLIAM JENKINS & son. i2O p. NJ, hAs.s-
mas, lcmons, &c.
{. PoMRKs. 2 2. VI. eahLago.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-11

Best Canton FIaaneI Drawers now selling
at 20 cents per par.
The best Unlaundered Shirt selling now
al IS cents. WILLIAM MITCHELL q Co.,
corner OF Ninth and Main.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-11
nnnh nireclors EIeeted.

The following directors were eieeled oy
the stockholders OF the Union Bank OF Rich
mond Yesterday Isaac Davenport, Jrp 4.
William Pemberton. NJ. Rosenbaum. A. l..
shepherd, Maxwell I. Clarke, n. ". Nee
son and ~. w. rim0erlake.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-11
Ann,hnr Adiourament.

The stockholders OF the Riehmond ana
Chesapeake Railroad Company met yes'el.
day at noon, pursuant 10 sdloufhnens on
ness Al an adjourned over till SATURDAY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-11
Tnrki.h Lifa Tnhlstr.

a food Tor the Nerves ana Brain. An sbsoluts
cure Tor Nervous Eeadache. Rental Weakness,
Despondency, ana positive cuEe Tor tho Liquor
Habit sold by ". II. ocOTr, Franklin AID sesoa-
teenth slroeiA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-11
The lamstlng. s.omrt.

The Hastings Cont was Clgaged yester-
dsy IN toe trial OF Edward aspcr, Young
white man charred With stealing SiS.l1 from
Charlie, kcnduck. The offence j. alleged to
have been committed on tae night OF Decem-
Der 18th in the basement Of Ihompson's
Musce on Broad street
The accused, who is a stranger here and
claims 10 bail from Indianapolis, 10 company
with a friend named James Howard at
tended the Musee and afterwards went down
into the basement. where they met hendrick.
The latter complained that he bad been
robbed of flSt5, ana SIS Casper and Howard
werg the only persons IN the room with him
thew weTe arrested.
Policeman Foster, who made the arrest,
tesiined that while ascending the steps Cas-
per attempted 20 get behind hlm, aud Us they
reached toe top Of the stairway the accused
WAS seen 10 throw something behind the
door, " hich proved 20 be Si0 note. How
ard denied 20 the officer that he had any
money, but q siRrch was made al the station
house and SS.lj was fOund IN his vest
pocket. Kcndrick claimed that the money
corfcsp0nded exactly with what he had
lost.
Mabel Steel an sctress, testified that she
saw Casper and Howard have their arms
around keodiick 10 the basfmenl.
] nc Ntifncc NlAinntu tuAi "t hAu tuS hhv"N}
when be entered the Musee, and offered tes-
tmouy 10 show ihat the dsy before he was
arrested be made l3.cent purchase al Levy
q Dayls's for which he rendered teD.doilar
note 10 payment. and also that ne had pre-
sonlcd 6ye.d0llar note al the ~. Charles
Hotel for the payment OF three cigars a few
GaVs previous.
Mr.. 5. ". Page represented The prisoner,
while Colonel SpoIswood appeared for the
Commonwealth.
The ease was given 10 the Jury at 6:l6
O'Clock, aud verdict OF not guilty was ren-
Gefed
The case Of Howard viii be tried to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-11

Kid Gloves reduced from sl.75 10 el.25.
Kid Gloves reduced from Si.2j 10 30 cents.
WILLIAM MITCHELL & Co.,
corner Of Ninth ana Aain streets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-11
Another cyclone

lust received at Hume, Minor & Co.'s in the
shape OF 4 magnificent Secondhand Upright
Piano, which will be sold at a very low
price.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-11

The continued ease OF William Lee, the
youog eDiored man charged with comnis-
ting "lBui perjury Ia bis testimony before
Justice Cfuiehneld on Tuesday In the trial
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-11

All our Furnishing Goods AZ cost Tor
cash. WILLIAM MITCHELL & Co.,
corner Of Ninth and Main.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-11
$4,000 Insurance

in the Southern Accident Insurance Com
pany costs only S375 per quarter.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-11
POWHATAS CLUB.

Major Patton last night extended an in7i-
tation 10 the committees 10 hold their sessions
O-day in the rooms Of the Po~hstan Club on
north Eighth street and to attend meeting
OF the cluD at O'Clock tO>nlgbt. The courtesy
was acknowledged aud the invitations ac-
eeuted
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-11

thorough inquiry into the matter before
coming 10 any conclusion ri all. il Is also
the prevailing IDEA that before reaching zoe
determination that an extra session snoula
be held some distinct and definite iine OF
policy should be decided upon. In SNORT
that there snail he no hasty action taken.
II any feasible plan can be devised bY wnich
the Legislature can keep ont the coupons "a
the payment Of license-taxes soon to become
due all will favor the calling OF the Two
houses together without delay.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-11
port ihst the arrival OF this train since De-
cember f7th has been as follows:

Now isn't this great IMPOSITION 90 OUT
people
The Hon. George ID. Wise could do his
constituents here no better service NJ this
time than to bring this matter to the atten-
tion OF the Post Office Department.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-11
That Remarkable Naii Train.

The train due here at 9:07 A. NJ. Is held
back at Washington so often that IL rarely
arrives IN Richmond on time. and In this re-
speet has become farce and q reproach 10
the Post-0fliee Department at Washing
ton.
The clerks at the Richmond post-odice re-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-11
WATER RATES.

The Chair asked Mr. F. :. Myers, chairman
Of the Committee on Information and Statis-
ties, (irom whom a special report on the sub
ject was made a good while a2o,) What he
thought OF the new water rates OF the city,
aud Mr.. Myers replied; 81 believe they are
satlsflctory. | have heard no Complaint"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-11
COMMITTEE on COMMERCE.

In view OF the resignation Of DIR. r. A.
Dunlop as chairman Of the Committee on
Commerce, toe Chllr announced that that
committee would hereafter be constituted as
follows: George d. Thackston (chairmanb
Waiter Bowie, J.. c. Younger, II. Waller
stein, and B. +. johnson.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-11

The President proposed the names OF the
following new members. all OF whom we're
duly elected ". DelIe Sutherland, Martin
& Powers, a. J. Vaughan, William l..
White, Whittle, selden & Co., and Henry
Wenzel.
AdtouFnad