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Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1889-07-20
A STATEN ENT
OF THE EXPENSES
Of Worcester County,

From the LIST day Of July 1883 to the LIST
day Of July, 1889.
At meeting Of the County Commission.
ers. held in their Office, on the Cd day
Of July 1889, the following allow.
ances were made and ordered
to be entered.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1889-07-20
One of the hest locations in New York
for the sale of fruits vegetables, etc.
Crates furnished free. Prompt returns
What Mr.. ~. !. Husld. Corresponding Sec
rrtary of the Burlington County AEri-
cultural Sarirty, has To say about
the Microbr Killer.

MOuST HOLLY Feb. T.. is>a.
KADAM's MIIROHE KILLER 10.
GESTLEMEN :-tntii persuaded by u regular
practicing physician. last Octnhcr. To try Will
lam Radasn's Micrpbc Killer. ! hal cxpcri-
mcntcd with many different kinds uf patent
medicines. anl hal placed myself under treat
mrni from several Of our most noted physlc.
ians. IN addition to which visited many of the
consumptivc health resorts of the country, all
In u vain search for relief from an inherited
tendency iu pulmonary disease. aggravated by
attacks of pneumonia. congestion and lniianla-
tion. In sheer despair I tried your rrmcdy,
hut shall ever bless the doctor who rccnIn-
mcndcd u for am now entirely free frOm the
ackinR cough that made life miserable ann
improving In health and rapidly gninlninR In
strength. Ny friends ART 81 surprised Rt my
improved condition that they almost weary inc
relating the story of my cure. have suffered
so much aud seen 80 much suffering from this
fatal disease that fccl u my duty To- advise all
tO try what I believe has proved my salvation.
sinccrcrcly yours.
send or call for pamphlet giving full particu.
lars.
SohI only In gallon juRs lasts phoui a
month. Price $500.
WM. RADAM'S MIcROBE KILLER,
HIO Arch street phiindeiDhia.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1889-07-20
OUT.PENsIONs IN HANDS COM
NISSIONERS.

OUT.PENsIONS IN HANDS COM
MlSSIONERS.
Aydeloitc Betscy In his Sid Townsend l0W
bishop Matilda In hds Of l. Purncll lsOo
Burk Mary In hds OF J = = white isW
Briddclisiary his.Iohnson. Ailcniiros i5W
Bradford Nellie In hds = l. Purneii i5m
Benson Hope hds Mrs Annie Clarke l5@
Chcricks Mary hds u Taylor Il Son isn
benson Mary hds of J = + white ism
Dubcrry Hcttlc hds win q Strickland isW
Dennis Spencer hds Hall Iro & Go ism
Dcvcrcaux Thos Jr hds Of = Smith isW
Dixon Mary hds of Geo " Upshnr i5W
Ennis Samuel hds.Iohnson, Ailcniiros Ism
Gray johnson h,ls Y y Henry 4 SONS isW
Hammond Mary hds wm q Strickland 5W
HIlI sallic hds johnson. McAllcn Iiro isO
Hudson Mary hds OF wm q Strickland lsM
jackson Eliza hds OF WIN q Strickland IsW
johnson Mary hds of J : = white 1000
Kcilum Rebccca hdsJohnson. McAII'n
x Brother 5@
Mumfor,i Thos hds ticharls 4 Bowen iOW
Mumford Sallic hds Bowen a Boston isW
Nelson Ann In hds OF Geo rpshur liW
Purncll Eliza In hhs of !. Hastings lsO
Pcnncwill wesley hds q = IIcnrySsons isW
Pepper Harriet In hds of J : y white Is0
quinn SNtilutl tn OF tthlt bfu u ~ Ia"
Ruark Joshua In hds Of WIN J kuars i5W
itc,l,len Alfred In hds Of Hall. iirO& ~ iSW
Schoolneld Mary In hds Bowen liro lSoo
shocklcy Milly In hds q W Dickcrson lSW
Timmons Robins hds Jno q Townsend BO
Timmons Gco " In hds ID A Massey isD
Timmons Dennis hds FL q Parsons bW
Timmons Isaac In his Bowen \ iiro s'5
Total amount Of property IN
Worcester County subject
10 tax for State purposes $i.il9.i53
On which sum the levy Of Ia
cts. on the 800 amounts to iS4t5s
Total amount of property In
Worcester subject Ia taxa.
iion for county purposes Is i,5ss,Ii3
On which sum the levy of No
cents on the $lOO is hereby
made, amounting To 36,sO0.U
Total aunt 0f expenses levied, 3J.G7+.2s
Leaving the sum Of ta6lH
In the hands Oi the Commissioners 10
be accounted for To the County Com.
missi0ners.
TEsr-A. II. MARINE, Clerk.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1889-07-20

Young X CoihOurnc W q lumb'r bridges tii ~
Young J Henry work on bridges Is
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1889-07-20
BuckIeu'. Arnica NnIve.

buckIeO's Arnicn Snlve.
The hest Salve In the world for Cuts.
Brllses. sorcs. ulcers. Salt iheum. Fever
Sores, Telter. Chapped Hands. Chilhlains.
Corns. apd all Skin Erupllons. and pnsl-
lively cures Piles, or no pay required. ID
u gtinTanlccd 10 give perfect saiisIEciIon,
or money refunded. Price IS cents per
hos. Far sale by p. ID. coiilngham 4 Go.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-22

And the local pastors, cheero1 by zoe lieluoh.
81 ..- of tssfr Bishop, comiO:ied 10y MS bio.hvty
rrroainy. directed by hls fsiherly pr9donge'
IrArid aud sireugthoned by his superior a.,
taorfy aud infiuence, will toll Oh WIN redouuleI
energy ana zeal 10 make tno sWrluAi "Auof-
re-e blossom Ike The rose, 20 plant 1nu on i",.o, w
pgrryulere an abundant harvest LOT Chiie' ~ Dsa ".
Lord. What a comfort it shall 10 70 lhon ~
know that in al their trials ana Qlolcu4Ss on.
t.fr0gs hey arc sure 90 ma 81 hlm lho lullet lulless
fympathy. anco he biinsolf has hhH potsoua'
esrcfience of all that hey can have 70 eueouusol;
tr9n fhs lowest 90 The highest he mas ps7Sol
through an uha. any priest IN virginia eap na,o y,
a. door u endure aud as be never wes snoMb WI W W
inI or nnrn tney will boar ia bis "ofd VI cneoI ~
coumand Tue toae Of the we'll tfica veteran VIZ ~,
klows a what no Is speaking, ana thsy win wiz
press forward - accomplish whst ns o. In.
them 10 be possible. And Mus emia az me h,ls'
snd dale. u his extensive Charge Wiz % o0S, 70
neWod by himself and his faithful, wortny pIys,,e
tlst hefosm amid al toll and suffering OF mn'In
tto Apostle Of The Geniiles tells. ana sun ~
thCr3 VIII be- renewed as well tho WORKS ol ~ -
vine grace, following and blessing the laDo, 80 ~
thnsts faithful servants, Wnlsh Lenai"II In shs
toll oi lle apostles ana the nrst disciples. in w
words Of the psalmist, goiag iorh tnoi ~ isy Goaia
doee often weep Is they cast tie seea ol ova 49,,
gfses aud truth on What may seem an nissp'A'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-22
DOWN TOWN MERCHANT

n having passed several slcepless nights.
disturbed by the agoDies and cries Of a suffer
Ing child, and becoming convinced that AhS
WINsLOw's SOOTHING SYRUP was Just the
article needed. procured supply for the chiid.
On reaching homo and aoqusinting bis wife WITH
what he had done she refused 70 have I, admin
ls,ered 70 tho child. she was strongly 10 favor
Of Homeopathy. That night the child passed. Ia
suffering and tho pareuts without sleep. Rs-
turning home the day following tho father
found the baby still worse, and While conten,-
plating another sleeplrss night tho mother
stepped from the room 70 attend 10 some 10
mestic duties aud left tho father with the child
Durlng her absence DO administered = portion
Of the Soothing syrup u the taoy and aid
nothing. ThA, night all hands slept we'll and
tho little fellow awoke IN the morning bfight
and happy. The mother Was delighted With NE
sudden aud wonderful change, and although ~
firsl offended al the deception practicei upon
her, has continued 70 ase the syrup sni suffer-
ing, crying babies and restless nights have disap-
peared. A single trial Of Tho syrup never ye,
failed TO relieve the baby snd overcome tho pro-
iudlce- Of the mother Sold Dy all druggtsts -
cents bottle. fos<eod
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-22
HORSES HOLOCAUST.
Mr.. HAWEs's TEAMS PERISH IN THE
FLAMES.
Fire in Stables Sunday Night--Delay In
Sending the Aiarm-Joss
$4,000.

Tho lower part Of tho city hss not been 80
brightly Illuminated by fro for long tlrno a. Il
was night before last, when tho extensive sta
bles. ONCE. Sc, attached to $. II. Hsves's coal
elevator. located on Dock street noar Twenty
ninth. were burned.
Its not accurately known al whs; time tho 1re
broke out. but the cau to the lre department
was received at 1913 o'clock.
THH DISCOVERY.
shortly before that time the watchman NJ the
Home Ice COmpeny's Office. next door 20 Mr.
Hawes's Office, hoari tho latters mules kicking
an struggling IN their stalls, and upon going 20
tho door saw considerable blaze issuing rom
about the ccntre OF the stable. he called hp
tho First police-siaton bv telephone and re-
ported the nre, but the odicer in charge told him
10 get tho key and send Ia an alarm from Box Il
This the Waterman said he could not 90, "a IL
would neceseitate his leaving the premises 10 50
a considerable distaD"e.
woULDSl dIyE Up THS KEY.
While this conversation was taxing place
HOseman Hnake. OF Hose Company No. ], Who
was in the neighborhooJ. applied 70 Mr.. Hayes,
the holder Of tho key 70 Station l2, corner ot
Main and Ashe streets, but be dii not give II to
him, although the nreman exposed his badge
and explained the situation.
About ths time = policeman near the corner
OF Twcnty-nfth and Main streets. seeing the hre,
sent In an alarm from station 3, cornerot lwen-
ty-nttl anu MIN rhiftIrs thtl ~ hh'NVA ~ fAt'
alarm Engines / aud aud Truck responded.
APPARATUS ARRIVE.
The FIRE had male such progress when mo
machinery reached their plugs that nothing
could be done beyond preventing tho spread OF
the flames 10 tie Home Ice Company's property
and back into tho elevator near the river.
MULES BURNED.
Tho poor mules aud horses, thirty IN AT, were
IN tho stables and had already been burned q
death or sUtfocated, except one, and ne WAS 20
much injured that no had % be shot
UNDFR CONTROL.
The IRE was checked In tho course OF two
hours. not however, until n loss Of fully f1FOl
had Deen sustained on tho thirty mules and
horses. stable, fencing, mud machinery. Mr.
llGwes's books aud pa, 0rs were saved, aiihoukh
the Office was partially destroyed. Ne IL Insure
GA buildings. 500. and ON horses and mules
about 5000 in the Virginia state Insurance Com
pauys Office.
Preparations were begun promptly Yesterday
morning 90 rebuild the stables ana restore ali
other property in an improved condition.
MYSTERY
The origin Of the Ore IA uukn0vn.
IL may have been tho wOrE or an lncendiary
or In come ungcc0untable way started accident
y.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-22
clRculT-couRT MATTERS.
Judgment Entered for Mr.. Green's Claim
The Docket Called.

The October torn Of the City Circuit Court
Judge beverley r. Wexford, Jr., presiding
opened yesterday morning AMI the greater por-
ton of the day WAS taken mp IN calling the mo-
tons' docket, entering ploss, aud other business
OF this character.
Tho ofdcars Of the court remarked that there
wero more lawyers present tnan they had ever
sson on the opening-day Of a term OF the court.
Not many u the other coutts are now in session.
and the lawyers have had time 70 prepare their
cases.
In the suit OF James B. Green ~. the kich-
mond and Danylle Railroad Company tho
Court entered Judgment In favor cf the
plaintie Tor si3.0th77 on the companys
forthcoming bond. on which Mr.. James Is.
Pace was endorser. AZ tho last term
OF tne court tnis case, an Hciion for $4,000 danl-
ages for injuries received Ia an accident on the
Virginia Midland road, the jury brought in
verdict FOR fi2,0O0, aud when the sheriff went 10
serve the execution the company gave iorth-
coming bond which has been declared fofeited.
The present Judgment II fur the amount oi tue
verdict with Interest aud costs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-22

Judge Robertson, OF Charlottesville, Is in tho
city
Tho Hastings Cour. was engaged yesterday In
tho trial OF ordinance violauonS
Rey. DR.. A. T. Dickinson has returned from the
West Virginia Baptist Convention.
Messrs. Granville @. and James " Valentine
have gone on a western business trip.
Mr.. william H. Anderson, Of Louisa, formerly
OF the old First Virginia regiment Is on visit 10
friends in Richmond ana Manchester.
Mr.. Peter D. Bernard. ono Of our Oldest ciu-
zens, was paralyzed saturday and Is very SICK
q. his residence, $40 vest Marshall street.
Miss Lizzie Kelly. Of 5i6 north Fourth street,
who has been very III with typhoid-feyor for sew
eral weeks, Is improving and is now able TO SEQ
visitors.
Maria Brown and Carrie Belle Brown. Of
Lynchburg we're received AT the penitsntiary
yesterday the former to serve TWO years aad the
latter one year for grand larceny.
Mrs. c. II. French, who has been staying with
her sister Mrs Elliott, OF tli north Fourth
street. left yesterday for Greenvllie, Misa,
where she expects 10 maze her future homo
with her brother.
Sunday sftsrnOon Governor and Mrs. Lee called
On Cardinal Gibbons at Ihe episcopal residence.
Yesterday the Cardinal, accom- panied by Father
Reynolds Cowardin, called upon tho Governor
and Mrs. Lee az the Executive Mansion.
Among those who were prcscnt at the conse-
Grafton OF Blshop Van de Vyver was DIR. W. v.
Marmion, the celebrated oc2lilist OF Washington,
who has been In Richmond a few days the guest
OF Governor Lee. Dr.. Marmion Is an old friend
of the Bishop.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-22
nfr. rrnmmer,s Fnncral.

st. Johns German Lutheran church was
crowded 10 aalf-pas o'clock sunday afternoon
with mourning frien Is assembled o. pay tho last
sal tribute OF respect to Mr. Frederick From
Mer.
Tho funeral services were conducted by Boy.
Mr. Wcnzel and tho interment WAS made at
Hollywood. Tho active pall-boarers wore hossrs
r. r. Fairlamb. ". T. WYATT, Il. Brauer, VI
Brirl. ". holzappel, William koss, +. Neurash,
aud q. Unkel.
The honorary pall-bearer- consisted 81 Mesara.
". A. Lamoert, Joseph kirsch. George lobien,
Frederick Drummer, Jacob NOlt y. Essig, DO
scph schJch, and Charles WeiL
Mr. Frommer was one ~ no oldest butchers
I'm the New market lie was born a. Ba.igony,
Germany September r, 1926, and came to Rich
monl In lsl2.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-22
The Mozart NIusicale.

Last night the regular bi-monthly concert Of
the Mozart Association occurred.
The kuogledge that Mr. Jules Lovy. who is re-
ported 10 be the greatest OF living cOrne;-play-
ers. would play several several numbers Occa-
stoned an unusually large attendance.
Mr. Loyy gave three selections with that Won
derful technique that has made him famous. and
Mrs. Stella Levy sang two forid ariss. Miss
Rosa Llnde, the celebrated Pittsburgh cOntralto,
who was 70 have been present, was unwell and
unable 70 sing, but hor place was acceptably
alled by Mrs. Jasper L. Rove. lr. William j..
LAWN carried on me hOnOrs OF the evening. His
beautiful voice, sweet In quality, ample In re-
gisier and his delicate phrasing charmed his
audience. lie Is lne lyric tenor and divides
the hOnors OF the American concert stage with
whitney MOckridge.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-22
DEALINGS IN PROPERTY.
Deeds of Bargain and sale Recorded in the
CITY and County.

Deeds of Bargain and sale Recorded In the
city and County.
The following deeds were admitted 10 record
yesterday IA the clerks ofics u the Chancery
Court Of Richmond:
Thomas p. Campbell and wife 20 4. J. Chewn-
Ing and Edward =. Rose. G) feet on Moore street,
southwest corner of Harrison, improved, Sl,W.
Alfred T. Harriss executors t0Juia u. Ialley >
trustees, TWO lOts OF the north side OF Cary sfrees
between Twelfth and Thirteenth; also lot on
ShocEOe Slip.
W. 4. Robinson aud wife 10 Nrs. Mary +. Wler,
% feet on the ea-t sle OF Twenty seventh street
bewecn y Gnd VI, sft0.
UENRICO COUNTY COUET.
\. T.. poulware and W. j. Loakc special COM
mlssi0ncr-, 10 George McD. Blake, - acres
on tho south side OF tho Ihree-Choppei roal,
si2D
John ". Rogers and wi'e's trustees to the
Graute Building, Loan and Trust Company, 30
feeton Moore street between Dinneen street and
SpOtswO0i avonue, $50
James A. Walsh 10 Henry Rommel, 80 acres In
Ifourtru rofIufg. ftlL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-22
odd-rcliows, Memorial Service.

The memorial services held 1T seventh-Street
Christian church sunday afternoon In memory
~ Grand.siro Thomas Wildey, the founder OF
Odc-Fallcwshlp. and deceased m"mbers Of The
orior In Richmond wer0 quite largely attended.
MAYOR Euyson called the Assembly 10 order
AMI introduced Judge r. II. FitzEugh "A chair
MAI Tho opening prayer WAS made by Past
Crnud A. l.. West Addresses were made 10y
Rey Dr. ". ". Landrum, Past-tirand- Na-ier j.
X. Sleight
Mr.. Jacob Roinhsrit presided at the organ,
and beautiful music was rendered by Mrs. keiu-
hadt. Mrs. John Il. Knowles, Jr, Captain frauk
W. Cunningham, AMI Mr. william II. Grant.
Tho exercises were both interesting and impres-
siye Tho benediction was pronounced BY Rey.
DR. JabeZ Hall
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-22

nni the proper oriccrs OF tne company have
been summoned 70 sppear before tue foucs
COuri thus morning.
Mayor gllyson has recently boon In corrc-
apondence with General-Managor Harah1n WIN
reference 70 this matter, aud the latter very
promptly answered thst tho blowing OF whistles
on the lines controlled by his company shoull
10 Immediately stopped, and since then the po-
lice have been directed 30 report All cases IN
which engino-whistles arc blown ia the city at
night.
There IL no objection 70 tho whistles blowing
iu thsiav, but very numerous have been tue
complaints OF the nuisance al night
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-22
RiclimnrIl Theatre.

"She,n dramatizstion Of Rider Haggsrd's
novel Of that name. was presented At the Thea
tire last night before 4 crowded house The play
was well staged and seemed 10 please ths audi
ence.
The chief features Of tho piece are the scenic
transformations which abound IN every act
Balls Of fire dance about the stage In a way that
Is startling 20 say The least.
Miss Marie Rene. very pretty woman. as
sumed the part OF " She" and was costumed In
delightfully."- attractive manner. Another pretty
woman, Miss Mae Wentworth, assumed the role
OF UetAne
Mr.. Murry Woods. the comedian. was very
funny as the English valet, and his several songs
were heartily encoTcd.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-22
WR. INGALLS, BANOUETEO.
Cinclnnati's Tribute to Him and Consider
alton for Vanderbilt and Depew.

alton for Nanderbiit ana Depe"'
On Friday night tho Queen city Club of Gin
clnuat gave a great banquet 70 President In
gals. OF the Chesapeake and Ohio road.
The Coiamerciai- Gazet'e had an eieht-collmn
report OF the speeches. aud IN the course OF s in
trOluct0ry matter said:
DR.. Chauncey Mitchell Depew, Mr. Cornelius
Vanderbilt. Mr. W. II. Webb and hr. h. Mckay
Twomblcy. Representatives OF the greatest COM
biuation OF successful transportation interests
in the country, came all the way out from New
York 10 teatfv by their presence the high esil-
nation In which Mr.. ingalls, Il held at the iouu-
tain-hca1 OF the groni system, the periocuou OF
which he has done 40 much to br.ng about
There were other prominent and representative
rallway-men present. too. There were aiso
seated ar tho bright tables men ointment IN All
tho professions and voca,ious-thc bench. the
bar. Journalism, and al the branches OK com
morce and manufacture.
Messrs. ingalls,. Depew, and vanderbilt, ana
many others mnde speeches. and Cincinnati was
greatly glori6od and widely advertised.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-22
AUCTION sALns rnrs DAY.

RAWLINGS & ROSE, Gao =. NJ. store and
dwelling No. i&ii east Main street.
CHEWING & ROsS. fes) Y. NJ. sSxisa feet of
land on the southwest corner " Marshall
and Thirty-sixth streets.
FRANK d. HILL & CO. 40 p. W, residence ca
southwest corner OF Grace sad Fourth streets.
" W. BOWIE. 4P. NJ, brisk dwellings Nes. u
is, a, and % gine street., between hain and
Cary.
" w. BoWk. Z. NJ. comnis.oners' saie Of
brick dwelling ON norta side of Main between
siath and seventh streets. knowa - ths
lower Arlington House
J. THOMPSON BROWN 8 CO, sP. NJ. uastsss
sale OF frame dwelling on Aadison street b.
tween Broaa aud Marshall
J, II. VALENTINE. ION A. y, tsspi,urN stovs&
notxoan. Ia
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-22
JUSTICE EcRUTcHFlELD's WORK.
Several Cinnamon Fined for Fighting
Other Gases Heard.

Other Cases Heard.
In the Police Court yesterday morning Him Lee,
Lung Wing, l. Leyins. and l.. Lung, four China
men, were charged with being disOrdery and
Ggatingi IN the house Of sun Quong Cnong Lung
was also charged with carrying dirk "a very
pretty weapon ind3ei-as q concealed weapon,
aud QUOng Chong WAS charged with Keeping Il
disorlerly house. the evidence 81 Onlcers ho-
binsou ami Wron, VINO made the arrest shOaef
that Sunday Afternoon a Chiugman rishe1 into
Captain Angles Of1ice al the se,Qni police sta
ton, Shouting q. tie top of Ills voice, " bigce
hgntee 10 thinaman = house captain angie
sent tho Two policemen cut % look INTO tho mat
ter
The Chinamsn piloted tho officers % the house
of Lung QuOng CDOnR, keeper y s'oro on
Eighth street near Broad. al4 wnen ihoy on
tered they found everything in confusion. mo
furniture Sa5 brokon aud scattered about t1o
room. Lung wing and iuug Ling. Win their
eyes battered and bruised, thclr clothing torn
and bloody. were found Ia hunks sleeping OF
the o1octs OF opium.
There were about twenty Chinese iu the room,
and from what the oGcors could gather Il seems
that they were playing fan-tan or sofne other
game and got into dispute, when formulated
IN a hight
Lung was nned 90 for carrying concealed
weapons. and all Of tho others were nned g. and
costs each, except Quong Chong, who was dis
charged.
OTHER cAsRs.
Thomas Harris lcOlOred), assaulting aud beat
ing sarah Stewart on tho street Fined go and
costs
Jeseph Scott tcoloredl. trcspas-lng On the pre-
misses Of aud assSulting aad beating Mile har-
RS. fined SO and costs.
Henry Hunter, a colOred justice Of the peace,
was nned s. and costs for being dis0rderiy Rnd
creating n disturbance ~ the Mozart Ac sdemy.
Juhs Ann Fry Noloredl, stealing s41s from
the person Of +. Lewis. Sent 10 !ail for four
months
Floyd Jackson aud George Ford both coloredl
were charged with stealing two glass pitchers,
three g1hlots, eight plates. and supdry other
articles, he property Of Mrs. }. Il. kobineau.
Floyd was sont 70 Jail for two months and
George for twice tina, length OF time.
William II. johnson tcolOredl was ined $40 and
costs Tor assaulting ana striking aud w0uGdlng
Emelino Gary win some blunt instrument
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-22

At quarter before o'clock yesterday a!for-
noon the city ambulance was called % th9 cor
ner OF Twenty-third and Dock streets 70 attend
q workman named Lloyd who. whlle hewlng
some timber with a hroad-axe, let the weapon
slip ami cut his foot quito badly. Mr. Lloyd was
taken 10 the hospital and sitter having the in
lured member dressed he went 70 his home.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-22
GROVER CLEVELAND.
lie Feels Deep Interest I'm tho Virginia
Election.

He Feels Deep Interest In tue Virgin's
Election.
The following Was received yesterday;
OcroBss 10. 1852
Preston Bslrin, Esq, Prssifenf a ts P'ehasan
cub.
Dear sir,-I have Just received your invftsncn
on behalf OF the Powhatan Club OF Richmond
10 address tho citizens Of that city on tho poit-
cal issues % the day.
Hope that it is not necessary 70 assure you OF
my interest In tho success OF the Democracy OF
Virginia in their pending contest nor OF my
anxiety 20 see tho ascendancy OF Democrstls
principles everywhere But my engagemenu
and Obligations are such thst have thu. Tar feit
constrained 20 decline all invitations of the kind
you extend. arn confident TIA, can rely upon
your friendliness TO permit mo 70 pursue Mo
ssno course In this casa
With thanks for tho courtesy OF your invita-
ton, am yours truly, GEcyEs CLtVELAsn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-22

Attorney.General Ayers went to Washington
yesterday, II being the date iixoi for hearing tho
coupon cases by the supreme Court
Mr. Ayers aud Hon. John Randolph Tucker
We're present az counsel for Virginia anG Mr.
William +. Royal and eX-GoyernOr y. II. Cham
berlain represented the Dondhoders
Tho cases were not argued The court in
formed the counsel that they would set another
day 20 hear them soon as the vacancy on the
Supreme bench IS filled.
Tho AttorneyGenrral returned 10 the city last