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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-23
SENT ON FOR MULe-sTEALlNG.
\ Bartecpcr Fined s@5 FOR Dispensing
sunday Liquor. sc.

An examination was held IN the Police
Court Yesterday morning IN the continued
case Of Lindsey Holmes, the negro man
charged with breaking and entering IN the
nighttime the stable of j. c. Phaup and
stealing mule, saddle, and brdie, all oi
the value of $50.
The evidence against the accused was
very strong. Mr. Phaup's stable was
broken into last Friday night week and
suspicion pointed 90 Holmes. who had becn
employed hy Mr.. Phaup for "a short whlle,
ms the guilty party. Sergeant lonlnson
was gwen tine case and traced Holmes 10
tLe noinLborhood of the Wilderness IN
Spotsvlyauia county and there he was ar
rested and the stolen mule recovered. lhc
Sergeant went up 10 SpOtsylvana and
BROUGHT the prisoner 10 Richmond. There
was evidence 20 show that Holmes was seen
riding the mule mp Ninth street on the
uigh, that the stable was broken INTO.
The ease was certified 10 the grand jury
Of the IIu-tings Court and Holmes. who
was but recently discharged from the peni-
tentiaiy. was committed TO jan.
BAREEEPEE FINED.
Dominica Marchctti. who keeps q con-
fectIonerv at 1910 east Broad street, with %
bar-room in the rear, was charged with
keeping his place open on Sunday last ana
selling liquor.
There were several witnesses. but II was
not found necessary TO examine more than
two i'm order % prove the charge, Inc
first. colorod man. insisted that he dad
not get ANYTHING 10 drink, and the second,
a white citizen, said lac got "a cigar. When
pressed by the Court 10 know # be got
liquor be admitted getting glass OF beer.
" Twenty-Five dollars fine, was the luig-
mcnt of the Court. aud Marchetti. who DID
not appear 10 he at all surprised, smiled
and handed Sergeant Thomas twenty anu
"a five.
In the case Of Philip Brown (colored)
charged with keeping ms bar-rooln. at the
intersection Of Broad street and JWl alley,
open on Sunday, there was no evidence to
suhstantiatc the charge and II was dismiss
ed. Il was evident that the colorcd women
who reported Brown did so through malice.
OTHER CASES.
William Holmes (colorcd) stealing . lot
of lumber. the prOpertyof William +. Mar
row, was sent to jail for fifteen DAYS.
Aaron Kinney (colored). asSaultlng the
children at Leigh-Stroet School with rocks.
Security required for SIX months IN the
sum of 500.
Charles Faulkner, fighting and creating
disturbance on the street. Fined - and
costs
The City Railway Company was reported
for working horse and a mule with sore
shoulders and unfit for use \ fine Of $40
was imposed on account of the mule and
the horse case was dismissed.
The case of the Richmond and Alleghany
Railway Company, or more properly the
Chesapeake and Ohio, reported for blow
ing engine-whistles within the corporate
limit, at night. viii come up tins morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-23
rhe nnnnunnd knnhe Pianos.

Endorsed by all the leading artists, by
all the professors of Richmond, by the
Mozart Association. and the leading faml-
lies Of our city Only to be procured from
u. Prices moderate; accommodating
terms. MANLY b. RAMOS ~ Co.,
Main street next 10 corner Ninth street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-23

We are glad TO know Of a certain and positive
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all Throat aud Lung Troubles. l. is the remedy
o, our mothers-Dr. DAvID's CoUGH SYRUP. Of
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-23

NAruRg's OWN REsEDY-THg GRElr PLUM
MIR BROgIsE-AssssIo WArzE-from the Heal
ing Springs OF Ashe county, N. C. For blood.
skin. and kidney troubles Il has no equal
OWENS & MINOR DRUG COMPANY, Agents,
Richmond, Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-23
Three AmerIca, ExposItion.

Representatives of the Chamber OF Com
rierce, consisting of First yice-President
George l.. Christian, Secretary X: A: Dun
lop, and Messrs. j. III. Whitty and Thomas
Christian, accompanied by the Hon; j.. L.
NJ. Curry, who is one Of the leaders in the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-23
WORSTED DRESS
READ WHAT
SELL FOR HERE:

GooDS SELL FOR HERE
2j.inch Heavy Printed CsShmoros in Persian do
signs, l94c.;
All-wool Double-wdth Dress Goods, 1886;
Double-width Bright Plalds Cashmere Finish
IOc. a yard
Double-Width Two-Thirds Wool Dress plalds In
Cloth shades, lsc.;
Half-w wool Alpscss. 64c.;
AlLwOol ig-inch French Dress Plads that cost
near 81 a yard for 3jc.;
AL Wool Cloth PIaids. 3ic--tuIl double width;
1b.-yari-wide Ladies' Cloth, 35c.;
4ainch An-wool serges, with Novelty Border.
s5c
Imported Broadcloths, 9'c.-slOo for quality that
you would be glad to sc: in other houses for
$50;
ATWOOD French Camel's-IIair 6oc that cost 81
TO land:
Fancy Dress Fabrics, French Novelty Suits
everything at cut prices.
''-r--'''"-"-a----'9 One hundred pair carvers
CUTLERY. forress than half tAoir usual
.--...-..--------l cost. Al Of tho finest English
Steel Ivory Caryers for 9,c q pair that cost g.
carvers for 9sc, sL46, $gs3, .2s!, ard s3t7-
mono more than half value;
Every kiad o, Table and Pocket Cutlery;
Every Kind OF Siverware
Chiidren's Double Plated silver Tablo-se.s at
&C.:
single-Plated Teaspoons a; Soc. a dozen:
Tablespoons Of the same from co.. all tho way
to the finest Rogerss ware-the same value
wherever you buy.
-----'-'-''-'"' An-wOOl Plaid FlannoIs soil
FLANNELS. here for &c. yard;
-.-------.--------.--. French Flannel at 3Sc.
The handsomest collection OF Flannels ever
shown South.
White Embroidered Flannel. embroidery seven
inches deep, for 73c. a yard.
----'----''1 Ladies Cashmere Gloves sell here
GLOVES. for Zoe. pair
Four Buttoned Undressed Kid for
&c.,
Four-Button Kid Gloves for 3jc.
Paris Eight Button Suede for 52c-all OF these
are narrow silk stitching on the back;
Eighteen lines Of various qualities, kinds, and
lengths Of Kid Gloves are to be found here.
wINDoW-sHADEs - Complete, with Spring
Rollers, or sic.
French Hair Muns sell here for etc:
Monkey Muns for Sc a. inferior grade. f2c.
" More Silks here than in m0'' Of
SILKS. the largest retail houses in New
-------sYork.
Real India SILK tha, you would willingly buy
for 75c. is sold to you for &c; S7)le. for .hree
inches narrower;
All.Snk Fains Frsncaise for CSC. 7oc for ALI
SILK Brocade that cost you 81. o elsewhere;
Hundreds Of New SIX smrs;
g. e5 Satin Duchess for 75c.:
Ail-siR COlOred surahs. s'e. Only a hint On
silks.
The COHEN COMPANY,
| A,IS,I5, and II /. Broad St
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-23
AN EXPLANATION.

yyhv Franl,lin-S street Residence Il to BE
Sold To-day.
The residence of Mr.. c. O'B. Cowardin.
3l9 east Franklin street, was not offered at
auction last week as advertised owing to
some misunderstanding about the hour of
sale.
It will be sold at auction this afternoon
at 1 O'Clock.
II is excellent property TO own either as
a home or as an investment.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-23
The bass-
m ont this
week quito
HOUSEHOLD GOODS.

overleaps all former attempts az cutting prizes.
Nothing remains untouched. All 90 down alike
to tho common rank OF low prcos Great i'm
movements are being made In this department
by the addition Of central stairway opening in
tho centre aisle at front Of store. This and
other new advantages will render IL tho mos,
complete department OF It's Kind TO be found
anywhere. wequote below few prices. Those
things not mentioned arc alike cut in aocori-
anco
Al De.oratei Dinner ssts--ail styles and oolos
Of decorations-ll3 pieces sii.o3, formerly
sold for tisS;
French China Tea Sets. 90 pieces, decorated Ia
delicate colors. s. 90 "a drop from SO;
Plain White China Tea Sets, 70 pieces, s,as-
this Is somo two or three dollars on ths old
price;
Decorated China Chamber Sets g. ss-the cheap
est thing Of the hind in china;
individual Butters. &c. a dozsn;
Decorated China cresm-ri,hsrs, ssc-tsrmsr
nr,co .ac.
Hotel Dishes. &C.;
Imitation Glass comports. TO-;
clas, Jelly Dishes, ifc:
ranv-shapsc Pickle Dishes. &C.:
c,oss cake Plates. &C..
cr,,,,,o,. At A. ZACH. former pr,ee nc. mar
eo,en.
,,,,. c,o..s. 400 ndozon.
Celery Stands, &C..
Graters, b.;
Toa-Ke,tles. ETC.:
Dairy Pans from ic. up;
Black Japsnned Walters. iic. up;
Tea-strainers' &C.;
Animal C@ke-Cu''eis' F''
Egg Whips &C.;
Apple corers' ie.;
soap SA'''S'~
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-23
AErnnklln-street Home,

snug and well located, can be had by at
tending the auction sale at o'clock this
evening at No. 3l9 east Franklin street.