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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-12
PerSonaIs and BrieTs.

Mrs. r. =. Kerr is on visit to her rela-
tiyes in Nashville, Tenn.
L. A. Barber, Deputy City Collector. is
contined to his home by sickness aud hopes
soon TO be out
J. T. Morris. Esq, grand dictator Of the
knights Of Honor, will officially Visit Conti-
mental Lodge tonight.
A new carpet Is to be put upon the floor
oi the office OF the Governors secretary,
aud the lounge in that room IS TO be re-
covered.
Rush Burgess. Esq. OF Newark. n. j., Is
visiting mis- daughter, Mrs. Manly b. Ri-
mos. Mr. Burgess was formerly residen;
oi this city.
I'm the last number OF the Century Is 8
story BY Emily Spear Tiernan, l0caled in
Richmond. in which the bread riot is intro
duced and made the turning point IN the
lovers fortunes.
Miss Annie Williams, who acted as Dis.
patch correspondent nc the White sulphur
last summer. has been appointed the New
York World correspondent at Old Point, and
viii soon leave for that post Of duty. Her
letters will be found to be very bright and
newsy.
Mr.. John o. Hall died Sunday night at
his residence, No. i12 south Laurel street,
after an Illness Of one week; aged hity-nine
years. Deceased had been employed at the
Gallego Mills for thirty years, aud vas a
member OF Richmond Lodge, Knights OF
Honor. lie leaves wife and four children.
Funeral from the residence at IL \. ii.
to-day.
The Dispatch last week in mentioning the
fact that Governor Lee had plrdOned Sir.
John W. Atkins SAID the pardon was taken
by Rev. DR.. Kerr to the prisoner at the peni-
tentlary. It should have been the city jali,
as Mr.. Atkins had been confined in the Jail
ever since his conviction awaiting the action
OF the Governor upon his application for
pardon.
on Saturday uIght as Mr. Vincent Good
son ana his son and driver were gong
into the country the vehicle in which they
we're travelling tumbled over an emhankment
near the stuart monument, and all three per.
sons were thrown out MI. Goodson sus-
tuned severe injuries. lie was knocked
senscless, tut soon recovered. The vehicle
was shattered, and had to be left on the road.
side
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-12
NOTIFIES! MOTuERsW

Are you dlsiurboi 20 might AMI hnlzen Of your
rosi by SICK child suffering aui crying with tn,
excru iaung pain OF cutting teethf u so. ro a.
once ana get b0ttlo q Nl'~ NINsLoW'5
SOOTHING SYRUP f. viii relieve the pooc
little sufferer Immediately depend upon b..
there Is no mistake about H. There Is not =
mother on earth who hts ever used 10 who VII
not tell you ~ once that 70 Will regulate mo
bowels, and give rest t0 no mothor, aud relief
and health o. the child, operating like magic. IL
is perfectly safe o use Ina all eases ani pleasant
~ tho taste, and IS the prescription u one Of ha
Oldest and best female physicians and nurses m
tho United stsfes sod everywhere Twenty
flvc cents bottle. 10 9-eOi
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-12
rIenrtco CnnnfY court.

The February term Of the llcnricO County
Court commence d yesterday morning There
is no grand jury a. this session.
The ease Of rEomas swami, charged with
grand larceny. which Was set for trial yes
terday. was postponed until to-day.
Judge Minor appointed Messrs. R II.
Crump. Henry Noegler, II. /. Davis. &. l..
Miller, and Norman smith commissioners 10
condemn 'and for opening "A new street IN
Rockets from the Williamsburg road To The
National Cemetery road. These gentlemen
will probably not report before the next
term of the court.
The court will probably be in session for
one or tWo Weeks
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-12

In the Hastings Cour. yesterday Nelson
Nc,ier Nolored) was tried. The prisoner
ws- charged with perjury in that he swore
before a judge of election that he was a
qualified voter when he had been convicted
OF petit larceny in the Police Court. After
hearing the evidence Judge Wit directed
the Jury TO bring in verdlct Of not guilty,
as ihe.o wss no evidence 10 prove tnat the
Nelson Nester convicted was the prisoner.
4 note pr0segW was entered in the case OF
William Lee (coloredl charged with perjury.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-12

Miss Catherine Eyerlz. better bnown as
Miss Cath rne Everett, was buried from
tue Home, No. 5l5 north seventh street., sun
day evening. Deceased was devoted Chris
uan and member Of centenary Methodist
Episcopal church. A very large crowd at.
tended the burial service, as the deceased
was loved by oil wbo knew her The funeral
services were conducted by Rev. Dr. Lam
beth. IntsTment al Holly wood.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-12

Ny father died Of Cancer and the same sou.
bic developed near my right eye In ls,A II WA
nj first a strawberry color, bui changed % par
pie. aud grew 90 the sire Of partrlg'-cgg. Ny
rightcye became much inlamej. ani the dreai-
ful disease vas rapidly waiting my life away.
used quito number OF remedies. but without
benefit AZ tbs crisis I began taking swifts
Specific. The improvement was apparent ia =
few days, and continued % uso 70 until the can-
cor was entirely gone AMI my health fully re-
stored and know that = :. :. alone ild it, be-
cause left Off an other treatment lt saved mo
from this hereditary cancer. which went away
over two years ago ami lef, not ,ign, AMI owo
my Ike under Providence % =. S..
Nra LAURA T. DBgGAs.
Dinson. "a. Seniemlo nl. lN.A.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-12

In this court yesterday Que chancery order
was entered and judgment was awarded In
the following cases:
Henry T.. Beck against the Richmond
Tunnel aud Railroad Company Tor ESQ.
4. O. Swami against same for S26l Oh
Ellison & Harvey against Hill q Frawner
for S3Gl 53
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-12
Anniversary ofY. N. c. a

Tonight at O'Clock the tbirty.fourth an.
nuai meeting of the Young Mems Christian
Association Of this city will be held at the
bulldog. corner Of Sixth and Nam streets.
The exercises will be opened with prayer
by Rev. NJ. ID. Hoge, ID. D., when the re-
ports will be made showing tue work OF the
past year
Governor Lee will Introduce Senator A..
II. ColQuiu, OF Georgis, as orator OF The
evening Captain Cunningham VIII be PIE.
seuI and sing. senator Colqultt Is an earn.
est and eloquent speaker, and will no doubt
have a large crowd 10 hear him.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-12
Nunreme court of Appeals.

Richmond aud Danyilie Railroad Company
ys. Pickleseimer. Argued by Judge Waller
Il staples for plaintif in error aud Colonel
John Ii. Guy for defendant in error and
submitted
Mcdonald and wife VS.. Hurst, Turnell *
Co. aud ais. Appeal allowed and SupeTse-
dsqs awarded 10 decree pronounced by the
Circuit Court Of the county Of Essex on the
2nlh Of SentembeT. 1883.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-12
The chiidren's kpss Vests
advertised by Kaufman 4 Go. IN sundsys
Dispatch st 10 cents should be 10 cents.
When Baby was sick, we gave her csssorfA.
When she was Child, she cried for csstoris-
When she became Miss, she chung 10 Castoris.
When she had Children. she gave them CsssoriA
hung Troubles snd wasting

diseases can he cured. II properly treated IN
time. SIS shown by the following statement
from ID. {. Freeman, sydney: "Haying
been great sufferer from pulmonary ai.
,acks, and gradually wasting away for the
past two years IL afford, me pleasure to tee.
tiiy that scolps Emulsion oi Cod Liver on
with Lime and Sods has given me great re.
lief. and | cheerfully recommend IL 10 all
suffering IN a similar way to myself. In adj
al,ion. would say that Il is very pleasant 20
take"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-12

Mr., Albert Michacls, and he retained that
position until 1870. Mr.. Pearce was au Odd.
Fellow and was one oi the oldest members Of
that order In Virginia, having joined Friend.
ship Lodge IN the year 1887.
Mr. Pearce Is survived by two children
William +. Pearce, ESD, and Mrs. Susan
WoOdsOa.
The funeral viii take pace this afternoon
from the Third Christian church, on west
Marshall street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-12

This distinguished divine, nos OF Hamll-
ton. Oct. bni who NAV be called 10 a..
PAM, 10 succeed Dr. Minn'gerode, writes
Mr.. Adolphus Blair that IN compliance with
inc request made OF bin he will reaen here
saturdas. Ii oas been arranged tor him to
preach al 81. Paups sunday morning and
l~hf
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-12
AUCrIOs SALEs THis DAY.

n. ". BOWg anl JOHN r. GODDlN, p NJ.
brick dwelling ou the north side ~ Main be-
tween sixth aud revouth Htroeus, Known a.
the Lover Arlington House"
JAMES B. ELAN, so T. NJ. ceBtrally-locatei
lot with brick stable snd carriago-hOu,o
thereon. on Eighth street between Marshall
and Clay.
j. II. VALENTINE. ION A. n. furniture. show
4
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-12
BEEcuAr's PILLS cure bilious and nervous
=. an. p,,eser ,.,a.o ..,,.b,., /,

Let facts answer. II has been before the
public more than fifty wears. Seysatsseysn
thousand have been sold-mor last year
than ever before. Ryland & Lee, the agents.
have sold about one thousand, Call on them
for splendid styles and bottom prices. You
will get both.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-12

The report tbst the Detroit club would
PLAY the cuban Giants here during April
has been denied by Manager Leadley IN
letter 10 3 gentleman ot tbH city. The hrst
games Will be between the DetrOlts aud the
Ts0fgsuized Richmond Cldb April ath, 9th,
and 10. sDd viii be folio I'd Oy games with
League and Amerlcsr As eciatlon teams.
An arrangement was made some time as0
ior game. with the G,au1s, but tue dates
have been cancelled.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-12
Children Cry for Pitchers Castorla..
The Whrctocs piano
AZ Hume, Minor q Co.'S IA the best.
Children Cry for Pitchers CastOria.

For THRoAT DISEASES. CoUGHs, Coins, cic.. ef-
fectual relief IL found In the use o. BROwS's
BRoScmAL TRocHEs." Trco 3 cents Sod only
iu borrs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-12
.n,1tla Cnila Dying.

The most p,tiini sieht that can be present
ed 10 father and mother Is 10 see their little
darling suffering 80 from the eiec! OF teeth
ing. rbe wise patient gives VI. biggerss
Huckleberry Cordial 10 relieve II.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-12

A rooi Tor .ho Nerves nnt Brain. an atsoiu's
cure for Nervous Hca1a he, Nonial weakness,
Despondeucy. AMI a positive euro ior he Liquor
Habit Sold by ". n. eC0Tr franklin and ocfea-
teeufh atreafg
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-12
Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.
Tho American Hotel

Tho American Hofet
is now ia elegant rcpalr and thoroughly
equipped. New furniture and carpets. steam
heat, and elevstor. IL not surpassed In its
appointments by sny house In the state.
Terms moderate.
Mrs. \. u. ATKINSON, Proprietor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-12

large. Some OF the special events Of the day
are briefly noticed below;
METHODIST sUNDAY-sCH0OL SOCIETY.
The regular monthly meeting OF the Me-
thodist suuday-school Society OF Richmond
and Manchester was held at Clay street
church on sunday aite noon at % O'Clock
Mr. +. f. Minor presiding Charles p. Rady,
secretary. Mr.. Robert +. Richardson ab-
sent from the city.
The meeting was Opeued With singing by
the school and followed by PRAYER by Rev.
J. ". Bledsoe, OF fark.Place church.
Mr.. William T. Nash. superintendent Of
Ciay- Street school, made very gratifying
report Of the condition Of the school. There
is an increasing interest IN the school. and
the number now on the rsll l. nearly as
large as tie capacity OF the schoOl.room.
The teachers are faithful and prompt in
the performance OF duty, aud much good Is
being done.
The President introduced a fine pro-
gramme, consisting OF recitations, dialogues,
solos, duets, &C., by the children-all OF
which were rendered in manner highly
creditlble 10 the schools.
Rev. j. J. Lalorty addressed the meet
ing-subject, "Childrcn's Home IN Heaven"
The speaker made a very fine address, fun Of
fine illustrations and well calculated to do a
great deal u good.
Mr.. j. ID. X. Selght also addressed the
meeting-subject, "Doing Gods service"
lie urged the importance Of personal work,
and illustrated bis subject by many examples
from the Bible.
The Superintendenfs report showed an
increase In interest and members.
The next meeting Will be held n Park
Place church the second sunday Ia March,
BAPTIST ASSOCIATION.
There vss a large crowd gathered at the
W0lable-Sireet Baptist church sunday after
noon, that being the time for the regular
monthly meeting OF The Baptist Sunday
school association Of Richmond and Man.
chester. After singing, which was greatly
enjoyed, Rev. r II. PIT, the energetic and
beloved pastor OF this church, led the assO-
ciation m PRAYER. The occasion was made
exceedingly interesting by the speeches OF
Drs. ". T. Hatcher and George Cooper.
The annual meetiag Of this associltion
will occur the second sunday IN March at
The First Baptist church. The monthly re-
ports from the various schools show 81 fol-
lows.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-12
SAKS & CO.,
The Finest Clothing in the World.
1903 MAIN STREET.
rI,O LOVERS OF HORSE Or
FLESH. AA

Having leased and completely remcfelied the
CENTKAJ srABLks. fsts and i2ii east frAnklia
street, am nos ready ~ board horses IN nfst
class style. either 10 box Or opsu stsii. on
ground Of board ncor sad with bes, Of feed, -
BUY Of w. .. 1odd bss soidsn-seed oafz s'is-
edge hay, And silver sirae. seeztas your pst
ronsse, remS4n. Respectfully,
70 iaty' AANpkL y NILSSON
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-12

Beautiful Thougrsph'-l Lowest prices lss
GALLERY, Tenth and Main slroeis. siNcari Pho
togtavhs 50,.. enc lozen ahirctS. tli1
Copies from OH pictures beautifully taken,
and a. low prices.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-12
Phillips Digsstible Cocoa.

Unlike other cocoas OF chocolates Il Is Dos
greasy. and though containing an tho nutrimcut
of tho richest cocoa bean, it 0. 40 prepared that
10 will not disturb digestion. and makes adeli-
cious table drinS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-12
senoet peara u.etinx re-pay

A called meeting OF the CItY school Board
will be beld Ia the Richmond Iligh School
building thls afternoon at 430 O'Clock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-12
Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.

Nouta save Money
on Pianos and Organs al Hume, Minor q
Co.'S.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-12

Professor Laube's annual Fancy Dress
Cotillon viii take place as The Belyidsre"
Friday night
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-12

There was conversion az Grace-5irert, ~ con-
versions and baptisms n Leigh-srect, iJ cou-
versions and bautism AZ Nsnab.e-Street. con-
versions and bap isms at Second church, > con-
versions al Clay-street, an1 conversions aud l
baptism at Howard sGroye.
ANNUAL MEETING OF PINE-sTREET BAPTIST
SUNDAY-sCHOOL.
The nam sudience-room OF Pne.Street
| Baptist church was crowded Sunday after
( noon to witness the exercises incident to the
annual meeting Of the Sunday school. SUI
perintendent Oscar T.. Phillips presided.
/ The programme was good and well executed.
Mayor Ellys0n delivered an Interesting and
/ timely address on "The Qualifications OF a
/ Good Teacher The recitatiOns Of Little
viii" by Miss Bette Pace and OF "rhc
I Stranger in the Pew" by Miss Annie White
were both admirable. Feed My Lambs ;"
| by eleven little girls, was greatly enjoyed.
Prizes won during the year were presented
by the Superintendent. There were 53j in
the school OIL sunday morning, making
about the largest number ever present on
auy one day.
EYANGELIsTIC MEETINGS.
Mr.. Lewis II. Redner, OF Philadelphia,
| held two enyangeisuc meetings sunday.
! In the morning be gave an address on "COn-
secration at Moore. Memorial. The church
was filed with an attentive audience, and
the address was full Of spiritual power aud
earnestness.
At night be spoke at old st. Johns church.
This building was filed to its utmost capacity
with men. In the chaAcel were Reys.
Messrs. Burton, Hepbron, and Funsten.
! Professor Ide presided at the organ. The
services were short and simple. The choir
sang several hymns aud Mr.. Redner two or
three solos during the service. Mr.. Redner
chose for bis subject "The Raising Of the
Widow OF Mains son." He spoke some
earnest, plain, aud impressive words on in
temperance, licentious, unbeliei, and pro-
crastinati0n. His address was profusely
illustrated with anecdotes, and seemed 10
make most profound impression.
BEOAD-srREET METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH..
This edidce was tled on Sunday last by
large congregations. Able diseourses were
delivered by Rev. DR.. Lambeth, the pastor.
The singing by Professor Bently, OF New
York, was feature Of the services. This
gentleman, modest In mien but attractive in
appearance. has the faculty OF imparting 4
sympathetic feeling by his Gospel songs,
often producing a greater effect than the SER
mon. A large number stood up In tbe con-
creation al the evening service asking the
prayers Of the church. TIE revival services
VIII b. hed every evening this week, ana 3
request was made for all singers 10 come and
unite IN The singing. and cordial invitation
Is extended The general public.
DIR. wHART0S's PREACHING.
Meetings OF extraordinary interest and
rower were held in the Second Baptist
church on sunday. Rev. DR.. Wharton
preached 10 AN immense crowd In the fore
noon, and at night scores aud hundreds
were turned away unable 20 End seats 10 the
spacioas building. iany rose for prfyer at
each service. A number pfoiessed faith in
Christ. Baptism was administered by DR..
Landrum at the close OF the evening service.
Last night the church was filed at .
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-12

A Cough will never attempt the struggle II
you keep Or. Bulbs Cough syrup near you.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-12
WESTERN ExTgssIOS.
Mr.. Gamer, offered the following

Mr Capers offered the following:
As.oiyed ty ne B0oyd Of Aldermen uhe
Common Council concuriing), That the CITY
Attorney be directed 70 take such steps as
are necessary to require tue right Of way to
Kinney, Norton, Bo@e. and Marshall streets
coyeed by the Richmond, Fredericksburg
and Potomac railroad. and thEt be be directs
ed to make bis report IS soon as practicable.
Adopted.
Adjourned 81 Q: 10 O'Clock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-12
SUNDAY THE CHURCHES.
Methodist and Baptist sunday
hchonI NeeIinEA-ReXiYAIs &c.

There have been few prettier or more
pleasant DAYS this winter than was the past
Sunday. The weather was more like April
than February. The rays OF the sun were
bright and warm. and as a consequence the
attendance upon the regular and special SER
vices in the city churches was unusually
large. Some OF the special events Of the day
are briefly noticed belOW.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-12

Right Rev +. NJ. Whittie occupied the
chair at the night session. After pfelmi-
nary services the Rev. K. A. Goodwin, Of
PeieTsDurg. made an address on the subject
How Shall we decrease the Fitness OF Our
Sunday. school Teachers ?" He spoke of
the importance OF faith and repentance as a
preparation. There should also be intel
lectua preparations; there should be prayer
foF teachers; the pastor should see that they
are instructed.
Rev. Or. II. VI. Jackson spoke next on the
same subject. lie thought one OF the most
important things was TO train the teachers
beforehand, so that the teaching force OF the
Sunday school might be increased. He re-.
commended pan he had successfully tried
OF having a normal class for preparing teach.
trs; these to have systematic training IN the
Bible, Church history. aud PRAYER Book. Tue
congregation, be said, ought 10 supply teach
ers with proper books, &c. He thought there
was needed IN Richmond a regular Sunday
school institute With a model class attached.
We need 10 develop the sense OF response
bilty aud self sacrifice. The Holy Spirit
only can DO tha, for us.
Rev. Or. L. g. Dashiell followed 10 q
brief address, saying be thought the thing
most wanted was tue fitness that goes along
witb plety. He considered the practical
plan Of developing piety the best way OF
lifting teachers.
Rev. F. +. Reese followed, saying that be
believed IN emphasizing the importance Of
prayer, both for The teachers aud thelr
scholars. Tbis should be done especially at
the holy communion. These are the means
20 increase the fitness OF tha teacher.
Major. Robert stiles rose 10 support DR..
Jacxson's plan OF a teachers meeting with
model class. lie approved Of the normal
class.
Mr. John L. williams said be agreed with
Dr.. i'sshIell, that p'ely was the most i'm
portant requisite, and be considered the
Prayer BOOK the best guide.
The Rev. II. NJ. Jacsso rose for a fve-
minutes spesch 10 say that his auggesiion Of
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-12
FAMILY

Mr. Davis has two brothers liying-ex-
senator Henry G.. DAVIS, Of Deer Park, w.
Va. sud Mr.. Thomas DAVIS, coal operator
At Piedmont, W. Ns.
Deceased leaves only two children Mrs.
Games Leigh Jones aud Mr.. Joseph B. Davis.
Another son. John Calvin, who was the
ea.nier Of the Planters Bank and a member
oi the City Council. died very suddenly
some twelve or tilieen years ago.
The expressions of the people upon the
death Of SIR Davis are all kindly. lie is re-
mcmbered a. usciul public spirited man; (;
promp, 10 respond 10 tbe calls OF friendship
sud charity, aud those nearest to h,m kOow
that in bis home hie he was as gentle as q
woman and IS tender and considerale as
husband or father could be.
Ills iuoeral viii take place from Monte
yuma tomorrow afternoon at O'Clock, aud
tue remains viii be buried ia Hollywood.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-12

There was conversion az Grace-5,reet, ~ con-
versions and bapiisms n Lelgn-sreet i3 cou-
versions and bautism AZ Nsuabie-street, con-
versions and bap isms at Second church, c0n-
Versions az Clay-street, ana conversions aud
baptism al HoWSrd's-Gr0ye.
ANNUAL MEETING OF PINE-sTREET BAPTIST
sUNDAY-sCuOOL.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-12
40 RECONsIDFRATIOS.

Mr. Wilkinson moved TO reconsider the
vote by which the ordinance extending the
charter 70 the Richmond City Railway Com
nanv Has alnniel. Lot.