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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-16
Mr. Sne,la placed yDder Bend.

Sergeant James A. Cosby, having learned
that Mr. Philip Il. SHIELD. fer whom wal
rsnt had been out for several days charging
that be was about 10 commit A bTcSch OF
the peace, had returned 10 the city, went
10 Mr.. shields Office about II O'Clock yester-
day morning and finding him there requested
him % 20 down 10 the Police Court and
have the matter settled up. MIR. ShcIld re.
piiod that be wOnld be down In ten minutes,
AID ia very sbort time he walked into the
courtroom. accompanied by Messrs. James
e. Lamb aud 4. A. Cary.
Justice Crutchheld, who bad left the court
room for few minutes, soon returned, and
Mr. shrild executed bond in the sum OF
$500 10 keep the peace for twelve months.
Mcssr,. I. A. Cary and Tazewell Elicit be-
came uis suretics.
Mr. SHIELD returned TO the city Wednes-
DAY night. Mr.. Harvey Willson, who was
chqrped in the s9mc warrant with Mr..
shciiJ, had previously been arrested and
placed under 500 bond.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-16
The New Torpedo-BOat.

by toiosfapI u no bi'pAe-h'l
WASHINGTON, March 10 Encouraging
reports come 10 the Navy Department re-
specting the torpedo.bOst nOw building at
the HerreshoT Works ia Rhode Island. The
inspectors say that the material used j. Of
high quality and the wO k OF good charac-
ter. Before the lst OF March most OF the
steel skin was in place, only one course re-
naming to be rlyetted In the hull. The
deck.D plates are on AZ I'm as practicable, the
quadruple-explnsiOn engines have been SET
up in the shop. and tine contractors expect
to complete the boat by June lst. which Is
the date fixed m the contract. The boat Is
required to make twenty-five knots an hour.
and any deficiency on this score will subject
the contractors to a penalty, while 10 any
excess Of speed above twenty-five knots they
will receive q bonus. II the. new craft (the
rrst OK its kind IN American ship-bnlldngl
iulils The requirements, OF which there ~
little doubt, it will be the ieetcst boat in the
United states and fully equal TO any pos
sessed by European nayies.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-16
To CIPHER On.

Isn't it the Clothing
that 6ires you long and
the best Wear that money
Is 10 be SaUed on?
Whether it means tuCo
or Sir months. is that
hard to 1fnd out?
You're sure of q high
DrTce, of poor lCOrk, and
poor style when you buy
poor Qltattty. D1d you
intend your money to do
that?
YoW're sure to get the
better clothing in eUery
other 1c0y for getting Ut
dependable IN quality
and maize. But try the
Slate and SIdte-pencJI on
it. Take. it that ray. Set
dorm the day you get
YO1tT clothing; the day
it is thOuSht uCOrn long
enough.
Compare its months Of
SerUice and it's cost. Set
the results atOnSSide
those obtained from in
feyTOr goods.
There's R0thm6 to 90
0hedd Of downright feu-
ring to get at the factS Of
Whdt clOthiR6 costs yOU.
We dare to tell tCh0t
our qU0IttieS aye. We
WeICOD1e you to examine
workmanship and trim
mines. iFe W0UId hare
to turn II neJc and UJ1fd-
miHar leaf to hare any
| but forrest prices.
Yes. It's the BIGGEST
and best dOii0r'S north
ire MWk Of
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-16

Mr. Thomss Roberts, the inventor Of the
Roberts motor recently built at the Pich.
mond Locomotive md Machine. Works in
this citv, Is resident OF Baltimore. Only
the mechanical part OF the motor or noiseless
engiDe was made here, and test Of the
workings of this was made in the shops. bat
so fsr ~ can be learned the motor WAS not
run IN Richmond nor was Il even heated up
20 be operated.
II Was msde expressly for the York road,
which runs from Baltimore Vln the IioIa-
day. Street Theatre 10 TOwsouiown. but 1t
appears from an srticle copied from q BSlti.
more paper in yesterdsy's Dispatch that the
weight Of the machine Is such that The York
Road Railway Company will not allow q uiai
TO be made on their line. A trial will be made
on the Citizens Line. though. as soon as the
slight damage done 10 the cab of The motor
IN passing through the tunnel near Baltl-
more can be reDsiTCd.
This is not an electric but steam motor.
The fuel Is chiefly kerosene oil and the
steam passes into the eXhauster Instead OF
The smok,-s!ack, and tho result is that abun-
dant power is furnished without either
smoke or noise.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-16

ieials were startled by shrieks coming from
the seventh gallery. Ou going TO the cell Of
Martin DonneIly, aged twenty-five. who WIS
serving three years, the keeper found Dor.
nelly croucbing In corner calling for some
one 10 save hlm from the devil. light
WAS placed in his cell and DOnuelly calnsd
down.
Principal Keeper Connaughton says the
men are going insane owing 20 their having
no work. 81 trust" he says that the Legis>
laiure will DO something very soon Tor TIE
convicts. II they don't we will be kept busy
all summer sending insane prisoners TO The
asylum, Warden Brush has returned
from Albany, where he has been in the In
terest OF repes, OF the Yates prison.isbor
bill. He said to-day that he now has hopes
that the bill will be repealed and that the
prisoners will soon be put TO work.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-16

Mr.. Alfred II. Rsynal, OF New York, who
has been chosen a. superintendent OF tho
HIehmond Locomotive aud Nachine.W orks
10 succeed william S.mpsin, Esq, resigned
TO engage IN other business, Is expected 20
arrive in the city to-day and 10 enter upon
the DISCHARGE Of his duties SO once.
Mr.. RaYnal has for some time been su-
perntendenI OF the Delametcr lr0n-Works.
in New YORK city. In which COO operatives
are employed. aud = said 10 be on accom-
phshed mcchlnlc4l engineer.
bjr. Simpsm Will oucu an Office here as
consulting aud mechanical engineer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-16
Toward consolidation.

fDy telegraph 10 ths DiSDAtcn.l
CGcAGO, March lJ.-E. W. Potter, presi-
dent OF the North Chicago Rolllng.Miils, says
the report that the great deal between nls
company, the Joliet Steel Company, and the
Union Stecl Company has been consummated
Is untrue. "Negohatious sre pending for
the consolidation OF the mills" be said.
'.hut nothing definite has been decided as
yet"
own the consolidation occur soon, in
your opinion ?"
THAT depends on certain conditions. |
csunOt say more at present than tbst the
matter Is under consideration a1d may de.
yelop into a reality, but just wnen 10 not
know. As soon as the matter Is settled idll
information viii be given regarding the con-
sOlidatiOn.v
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-16
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ArIIsnce.

gev. =. $. Lambeth. d. D. secretary oi the
Richmond Evangelical Alliance, says that in
accordance " 40 an invitation extended ty
tbe Executive Committee OF the State Suu'
dsy-school Association and duly accepted
by the Bolfd OF Managers oi The Alliance,
the Richmond Evangelical Alliance wall at.
tend the sessiOn Of ihe state SuDday>Scb0ol
Convention ST the Hall ci the Young Mems
Chrlsiiau Association. ON Tuesday, March
10Th, ri 8 O'Clock p. 81. A. there will be no
separate mectiog OF the Alliance In harch,
the usual notices for announcement from our
several pulpits have not been sent cut.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-16
ADVANTAGES
OF
DEALING WITH Us.

HOWEVER coaMoSrLACE
THIS STATEMENT SOUNDS. 10 10
AN worth your consideration whea
you go shopping you hare 81 iiss
OF What you want TO buy and what
you can afford to pay. Suppose
you 80 10 a store whose stock 10
Hunted; 4; may 30 shovy stock
but It's . shallow stock. being dsn-
UNLIMITED cient in variety Of grades ana
prices Tho salesman Knows biz
stock is limited he intends 70 sell
you something; 10 sell you what
you want u be has 70. and what you
don't want II he has no, gos shat
you arc seeking. He goes 10 vork
STOCK srtfully; triss . llne or two ~
feelor; nnd. out thai Whist you
want isn't in his stoca speaks dis
parsgingly Of that ciass Of xoodS
and 80 on until you buy something
ho makes you think you want bus
something you did not want when
GIVES you loft home. and something yoa
don't want when you arc at hoos
again with your purhA'e. Doot
blame the man too much. He
x.nf. 20 aou ant dOes What ho can
with his siork.
wECLAIM THIS ADVANTAGE:
THE We can offer our customer. tho
choice from practically unlimited
stock so that THEY GET WHAT
THEY WANT. We DO not have 20
talk them into buying something
else because We doat have tho
BUYER goods No arc trying % nnd: but dur
large stock enables us 10 giyo thcm
the very thing they we're looking
for. We give them tho grade OF
goods they wan, ,hs style thoY
want tho pattern they want, Tho
AN price they want We mstch their
tastc A. closely ~ We would match
a peco OF cloth.
WHAT Is THE RESULT
UNLIMITED Customers ara satisfed-thcy ars
pleased. Iustoai OF wearing some
thing which they dislike. aad feel
ing grudge At ~ because ~ over
persuaded them to buy. they wear
the thing they wanted. IL ples.ss
CHOICE. them and leads them 70 praise 70
10 their friends.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-16
co.ns, Temperance Meeting.

Rev. II. n. Wharton. u. D., viii c5nduc,
q Gospel Temperance meeting nj O'Clock
sunday siternoon in the ScYcnth.Streei
Christian church. THIS meeting ls to be
held under The auspices oi lne Woman's
Christian Temperance Uuion, Maud Of
noble ChrIstian women whO are dcyOline
time ard energy 10 tbe bettering ol to- I'm.
fortunate aud the needy who come under
their observation. Captain Frank ". Cum
plngham has promised To- lend the aid Of his
voice 10 the Interest OF the occasion. The
advancement of such a cause aud the fame oi
the talented speaker, aided by our sweet
tenor singer, viii draw a full bouse.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-16

The only case Of any importance on the
docket M The Police Court Yesterday morn
Ing was that OF John Thomss, charged with
feionioUsly cuitiug and wounding Robert
Russell With a razor, with intent 20 KILL and
Russell charged with striking Thomas with
an iron bar with felonious intent.
All Of the facts IN connection with this
adray were published IN The Dispatch OF
Yesterday. 1homas's injuries we're slight,
hut the cash IN Russcll'S ltit cheek extended
from the ear 10 the mouth.
Thomss wss sent on 10 the grand Jury.
There Is another charge AGAINST him Of As
slultng and beating John Ncnabc IN the
har.roOm OF Eills Bagby. Russell. who
had been sufficiently punished the Justice
thought, was discharged.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-16
pea,h of mr. Frederick Rtechsr.

Mr. Frederick Riecker, native OF Hol-
land, but VITO hsd necn 4 resident OF Rich
road for fity-twO wears. died at hai-pasl .
O'Clock yesterday morning at SIG west Clay
sITcct
Deceased WAS IN hls seveny-tif'h year.
lie bad been carrying the Dispatch Tor about
twenty-five years, ond was highly respected
not only bv his patrons hut by on who knew
tin. Sir. RiecEer's wife died some yesrs
aeo and he aad no children. Mrs. Rccker
was m aunt OF Nj. RaeSop, the DhDatch
mailing-ciers.
The tuneral VIII take place this afternoon
at 3 O'Clock from the family residence.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-16

Richmond: silas W. Dewitt TO Joseph
Ilolzgrefc. 40 feet on The north side Of Mar
shall street near Gilwcr, TO correct error in
former deed, 81: Joseph Holzgreie and wife
20 George S0rg. > feet on the north side Of
Marshall street between Gilmer ard Graham,
10 correct error In former deed, Sj; Calvin
hpscomb 10 Qnarlcs d McCurdy, 2ll feet
on the north SIDE % Main street between
Twelfth and Thirteenth, $500; judith A.
Scherer and others 20 ciiy Of Richmond, ,
small irregular lots for the opening Of
Tweutv-.econd street north Of Clay street !;
George >1rg to PNilip MAYER, . feet on the
north side OF Marshall street between Gil
ner ard Graham, TO correct error in former
deed, s..
Gcurco: Florence Marshall TO w. J..
Quigley, 20 feet on the north side Of Moore
st!csi. 6 200,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-16
Tie HartOn Eiectrfc-Heafer Com


Judge Wexford, OF The city Circuit Court,
ye,tcrlsy granted charter 20 the Burton
Electric. Heater Company, the objects Of
whica we've published in this paper few
DAYS ago when the stockholders effected an
OTgauiZailcu.
The capital stock is 10 be- not le's than
Si00 600 nor more than $4,000, 600, divided
into shares Of 500 each, and real estate may
De hold not exceeding 800 acres in any State
or Territory IN the Union and in Canada.
The principal Office is 10 be in Richmond.
The cOrDoralors are Alessrs. w. +. Tan
ner. president; G. j.. Wingc, vice president
and treasurer; Andrew Plzziui. Z. B. Lee,
William smpkins, J. W. Hates. John Ma.
honey, ". Leigh Burton. ". +. de Saussere,
/. B. Tatum, John Chambhn, James r..
GRAY, p. y. Mayo. Il. G. Reynolds, Lewis
Ginter. ThOmas \. PAGE, and Z. Y. Carter.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-16
Tn. Co,orea Undertshers.

AZ called meeting OF the Underiasers anu
Liyervmen's Protective Association (coloreuj
held last night. the entire membership belng
reuresrnted. a reorganization was effected by
the selection Of the owing-ramed officers
for the ensuing year: william 5. Sedan,
president; George White, vice.presdent
James X. Cunningham. treasurer; ". l.
johnson. secretary. Committee on GrieT,,
ances: Henry Cook, Junius L. Brown, ana
james Conway. The association meets regu-
larry the first thursday in the month.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-16

The Henrico County Court was in session
for q few hours Yesterday, but no ca'os OF
public interest were tried. one VIII wa-
admitted to probate. that Of Albert William
Msyo whose estate il worth little more
than 500.
The grand jury brought IN four bills Of
indictment aeAius, j. :. Hudd, TWO for sell
my liquor on >undAg and two for selling by
the drlns without having license SO TO do.
Rud0 keeps store az Fair oaks, and has re-
tai but 20 bar license.
Abraham and Elias Gerber were indicted
for pedd.iug goods without license. Their
case was continued until the May term.
The grand jury adjourned for the term.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-16
sunday-schuoi nass-ucetiuE I'm NAN
chester.

A magsmecliug OF the Sunday.school
workers OF all denominst.ons Will be held ~
the Central Methodist church tomorrow ~,
ternoon at O'Clock under the auspices oi
the Virginia state Sunday. school Union.
Hon. william REYNOLDS, president OF the
International Association OF the United
states and Canada, will address The assem-
Diage on Sunday-school topics. hr. Key,
noids isa great reviyallst and Sunday.school
worker. and j., Only second TO Moody.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-16

W. W. Mamy. Of Company A. Nineteenth
virginia infantry, died at the soldiers'
Home on Thursday morning at 3 O'Clock.
lie VAS buried IN the Confederate sOl-
diers' section Yesterday afternoon, Rev. DR..
Hoge officiating. But few OF the sol.
diors OF the Home were present owing to
the incemency OF the weather. \ rough
wind was blowing and a cold rair falling.
Although the season il now so far advanced
there was hardly q more unpropitious eve
ming for iurera service during the winter
than on yesterday afternoon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-16

Nc O. T.. Parrish LETT on the G:20 y. VI,
train yesterday for Boston. where he goes IN
response TO letter from the SDrague Electric
Motor Company. 10 accept thc position OF car
inspector on the Wcst.End Line, which now
operates twenty cars and proposes soon to
double this number. Mr.. Spra=ue wrote for
three operatives from Richmond, but the
other two whose services were sought dc.
clncd 10 90.
Mr.. Parrish IS = son 81 our well.known
townsmap, John l.. Parrish, Esq, and ha'
been connected with the Union Passenger
Line ever since operations were begun. lie
Is courteous, polite. and efficient. lie carries
with him 10 his new position thorough
knowledge OF the business. II will be his
duty 10 examine the ears and look after tue
brushes and other electrical apparatus.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-16
EORTY-YEARs' EXPERIENCE OF

n Az OAD ~ II " AhNSA4VN >
sOOTHING-SYRUP Is The prescription Of one OF
the best female physicians and nurses Ia the
United states, and has been used for forty years
with noyer-failing safety and success oy millions
OF mothers and children, from tho feeble infant
Of one week old TO the adult II corrects acidiiy
OF the stomach, relieves wnd-colic. regulates sho
bowels, aud gives rest, health. and comfort 20
mother and child. We belisveit the best and
surest remedy In the world In all cases Of Dysen-
terry aud Diarh9a In children, whether a.isng
from tcething or from any othor cause Full
directions for using viii accompany each bottle
None genuine unless the fac-simiis OF CURTIS
q PERKINS "A on the outside wrapper sold by
AL Medicine Dealers. . cents bottle.
Il 4A<d
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-16
New ntnIng Company.

TUN TNI"FIalI y tlI1 III0l7HI-LIsI
WINCHESTER, VA, March lD.-Mt'
TORY Mining Company was ORGANIZED In
this city to-day with 4 capital OF $1,000, 900.
b. II. Richards, Of Baltimore, was elected
president. Frank II. Wissler. John h..
Wissler, Il. T.. Griffith, DR.. W. :. Lore, H.
II. G.. Willis (casnicr OF the Union Baukl.
end Shirley Carter, Of this city, were elected
directors. Johu ~. Rice, cashier Of The
Sheuandosh-Vall National Bank, was
elected treasurer. The object OF the COM
pauy IS to mine manganese and iron ores on
The M. TORY furnace property which
lies between Buena Vista and Crimors
mines. in Augusta county. The company
proposes to begin operations at once.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-16
Hili-Ctty Gatherings.

lSpeclal telegram 70 the Dispatch.I
LYxCHBURG, Va, March l5.-The Board
OF Trade organized to-day, with J. Il. Wi-
liams as president and full executive COM
mttee.
At the meeting OF the lynchburg Land
Company this evening the salary Of senator
John ". Daniel. president, was placed at
s., 900 per anuum.
In the local-Opton election Abingdon
went dry by -Ixty.eisht majority.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-16
The Lncy Case.

The City Circuit Court was engaged all
day again Yesterday in the TRIAL OF the case
OF Edwin Lacy'- administrator rs. The Re-
ceiver OF the Richmond and Allegheny Rail.
road Tor $4,000 damages. When the court
adjourned shortly before o'clock the eX-
animation Of witnesses had not been finished.
The trial VIII probably be concluded to-
day. Messrs. W. ". snd Bev. 4. Crump
arc counsel for the plaintiff and the railroad
is represented by Captain Charles L. VIII
UaWs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-16

and Seventh. In consequences OF The ex'
trcme incemercy Of the night the at,cnu'
ance was moi large. Rev. Dr. Good"ln'
who had been expected 10 deliver an aa'
dress, was, as stated In yesterdays Dispatch,
too unwell 10 rs present. bui he VIII pro
badly speak DexrFrday night o. at some suo
sequeni meeting. hessrs. Z. II. O0day, vi
Cincinnati, Ohio. aud X. NJ. Lackay. OF Oah
Park. H., were pieseut. and made pfie'
uftd
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-16
free transportation.

10y IVltBI apll . tII7 OI'P17-11'I
JACKSONVILLE, FLA, March l5.-Captain
W. NJ. Davidson, general trsfiic manager OF
the 5. +. aud W. railway, has addressed 4
letter 10 Director General Webb, OF The sub
Tropical Exposition, in which be says tue
management Of the plant system has IN
strucled him 10 announce that all military
companies on the lines OF the system viii De
given free transportation TO Jacksonville and
return on the occasion OF the interstate mill
tary drill on April 10Th, nth, and 18th. The
plaut system has also requested the East Ten.
nessee, Virginia aud Georgia. and Central
railroads OF Georgia to make like terms. All
other passengers will be carried 81 reduced
rates
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-16

"Muggs's Landing" was PLAYED last nlght
10 quite full house. The audience
thoroughly enjoyed the amusement the piece
affords. Miss Anderson as Little Mugs
wa, several tines enc0red in her songs and
dances. She IS graceful and pretty. and
filed her role with much credit Mr. DOine
and Mr.. Weyms. the comedians, created an
abundance Of laughter. The piece was well
PLAYED. II will be repeated at the matinee
to-day and aeain tonight.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-16

Or. Lewis Whear has been quite i'll for the
past few days with pleuro-p -pueumonil. lie
was taken sick Monday evening with a
chill. and his condition yesterday was such
g. TO cause q good deal OF anxiety among BIS
friends. Dr. Hunter Mcclure, his physi-
clan, SAID last night that Dr. Wheat was not
I'm any immediate danger; though very i'll
man, he thought his chances for recovery
Nnrv favorable.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-16
snnrsme Conrt ofAppeals.

New York. Philadelphia and Nsrfolk Rail-
road Company against Coopers administra.
tor. Further argued by Richgrd Wake and
p C. Marshall. EsQs., for deieudlnt in er-
ror. and Robert NJ. Hughes, Esq, Tor plain-
tin In error, and submitted.
First National Bank OF Alexandra. Va,
AGAINST Pavne & CO.'S lssicnees. Argued by
: f. Beacn, Esq, for appellant.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-16
nlea fram the ropnn.

TUg VUIT-TaT TH " TI0 Ul5T---U-I
NEW ORLEANS La. Aarc1 la-Mrs.
Henry Glade, who vas shot through the
trcast last Monday by Robert L DoSd, one
Of a party OF eight koodlums who we're
raising a general disturbance in the neigh
boIhood OF her residence, died last evening
al the hospital. she leaves a husband and
two small chilcren. The murdt rer and his
companions are IN the parish prison.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-16
POURPERsONs BURNEDTO DEATH
Is Il Believed that the House Was
sef or Fire.
,Rr t.lorranh 70 the pi.patchl

NASHVILLE, Tenn, March ia special
20 the American from Hollow Rock. Burton
county, Tenn, says: The house Of Wlliam
Flowers was burned last night, and Flowers,
bis vile, and two children persisted In the
flames. All the bodies OF the family have
been found. The prevailing idea there is
that robbery and murder was committed
and the house was fred to conceal the
erf.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-16
,n,uuc,,o, observation-disclosures

In The Chsncery Cour, yesterday Judge +.
~ Filzhuyh granted an Iojuncilon Restrain
INC James Nj. Denton from molesti0g or in
any way interfering with his wife, Mer-
ne Denton. or from selling or cucumber.
ing his estate, real and personal. until the fur
,ber order II the Court. A SUIT Il pending
in tbis court for divorce. brought by Meriie
denton against James NJ. Denton, her hus-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-16
NIRE-PaoOF PAINT.

A practical test ol the nre-resLsiins qualities
OF VULGAN Ftilk-YhOOF PAINT AND So
TESLA VIII Oe given oa ths Capitol fqoare on
SATURDAY Tho ltEn al O'Clock. Railroad AMI
s,canboat Oficiais. pFOperty-Ownsrs. Insurance.
men. and all Interested Ia saving property nom
IRE are invited 70 witness tho test fuli parsicu-
lars can be obtained from y. a. PATE n CO.,
General Agents. 1907 east Cary street. Rlchmond,
va nh ld.its
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-16
Want OF RInrInOnY
IRy telegraph 10 Tho Dispatoh.I !

IHy teIegrhpn % no Dl5palchI
NEW YORK, March lj.-It wss announced
Yesterday that 4 want OF harmony prevailed
I'm the Richmond Terminal directory, and
that George +. stone, who was one OF the re-
organizers OF the company. had rendered MS
resignation. Stone said 1T Is tue that
have rendered my resignation. ] am tired OF
attending to so many railroad affairs. and
would have resigned long ago, but continued
TO serve simply 10 oolige some OF my friends
who are interested in the properly