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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-27
SOME WONDERFUL FEATS.
Mrs. Abbott at the Academy of Music Last
Night.

The announcement that Mrs. 4. Il. Ab-
bott. "The Little Georgia Wonder" (whO
though Weighing only ninety eight pounds
IS able 20 toss the most powerful men
around like feathers would give an initial
entertainment at the Academy. drew quite
nlargc audience at That place Of amusement
last night TO Wltuess the novel entertain
mont.
Tho performance wa. s9mewLat DELAYED,
ov'irg 30 tn tram ou which Mrs. Abbott
was 60 reach tine city being late, out ar
length the curtain rose and Mrs. Abbott
and her husband wc~o introduced.
After Nlr. Abbott had explained at some
length the character Of the entertainment
The following gentlemen were requested to
step ny ON the stage TO assist in making the
tests and as p guarantee that no irckcry
or mechanical or electrical appliances
would bee rr,ortcd TO: Hon. u. ". j ,our-
nov. Dr. ". Leigh Burton, Joseph john
eton. James 4. Gentry. P"tor j. burton.
Samuel +. Gihlaud. Chris. EyenSon. Dr.
George Ben. Johnston, David c. Richard
son. aud j. II. TAYLOR.
The first test was for members Of the
committee to undertake 20 hold chair IN
the air. which attempt Mrs. Abbott by SIM
ply touching the charwith Lcrhand wouid
render impossible. a. was entirely success
ful. Every ono vino tried TO place ms
strength against her mysterious power
failed. tho first one coming t0 grief and
falling from the stage. Attempts 10 torcl-
hly phil from her D'liarG-rue which she
held iu her open palms, to lift her by main
strength from the floor, 90 force her from
her equilibrium while she stood on one
foot. and % number Of similar tcais. were
tried. an resulting Iu % victory Tor the little
woman. while efforts on her part 10 raise
with the tips of her fingers one or more
men seated ln chairs were easily accom-
plshed. The performance closed by Mrs.
Abbott raising nap and topping over four
chairs in which were .oatcdand placed nine
of the largest men who could be found, al-
though she barely touched the chairs with
her bands
W hat is the mysterious power Whlch @l'
exercises mo- one knows. iu fact she sdys
she cannot herself tell or even imagine. 10
is not animal magnetism. mcsmersm.
spir.iUali~m. or electricity. Strange 70 say,
her powers are only manifested when she
is standing on Wood-a carpet on the stage
would have rendered her as harmless AS
any other person present. The general
verdict was that lt Was "a wonderful and
mysterious exhibition.
Mrs. Abbott viii appear again tonight.
To fully establish the fact that she does
not use electricity i'm her feats Mr.. Walter
Page VIII tonight make "a complete test Tor
the presence OF electricity or magnetism
by means of calyanOmeter. There VIII
hc q complete change of programme tins
evening.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-27

Tho case will probably be concluded to-
day. MIR. McEvoy owns the brick store
house and dwelling adjoining the Electric
Light Company plant. on south Seventh
street near Canal and his claim is
mat tho establishment Of the works
So close 90 his house has greatly
damaged 81 10y reason of the fact
that the movement Of the heavy machinery
caused the walls OF his building 10 trcmble
aud the furniture 70 shake and rock For
thls he sucs for - 600. Mir. McEvoy 0rigi-
nalIY brought this suit against the Union
Passenger Railway Company, but upon the
tual OF the issue IT was shown that the
wrong concern was being sued. and the
case was decided i'm favor of the defendant.
Major Bcniamin y. Nash and Judge Ed
mpnd Naddill arc counsel for the plaintiff
and the defendant is represented by Mr..
Myndna1p Il. Meredith.
Ms. Martha f. Whitlock asked TO be
allowed 20 assume her maiden name.
Martha Z. kruceru. and the change was
made valid 10y the Court.
The following suits were insiitutcd
James Locllhar' rs. l.. Lewis. for S201.70.
Smons. Hatch 81 Whittcn CS. William
Mitchell & Co.. for Si99.30.
Mary 4. DarAcott rs the Bright Hope
Railway COmpaMr. for $500
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-27
Personals and Briefs.

Miss Mary Cook Branch is in New York.
Deputv-Scrgeant Reed is in Boston on
visit.
Mrs. Iucien b. Tatum is visiting in Pow
hatan county.
Miss Boyie Scott is at her country home
in Aibcmarlc.
Mis-, lIrvie. Of Washington, is visiting
the Misses Skelton.
Colonel T. VI. r.. Talcotts family has
gone TO Bon Air for the summer.
Gcucra-alanaeer IIarahan. of the Chesa-
pcake and ONO system, Is i'm the city.
Ms Hinder Robins. at King William
county. i- visiting Mrs. Herbert l.. King,
81 west Marshall street.
Or. George W. Harris has so tar re-
covered from his sickness that be viii be
able 20 leave for Mountain Top today
Nlr. Oliver j. Schoolcraft. formerly Of
Richmond bat who has been living abroad
for several years. and studying 10, holy
orders, D. m tue city.
The SUNDAY school of the First BAPTIST
church had IFS annual picnic yesterday at
Providence FORGE. 4 large crowd went
down and "a pleasant day was spent.
Mr. .Thoma, w. Gentry, master machinist
AZ the Richmond and Danyllie railroad
shons. and Master Thomas G. Geutrr have
returned from New York and Niagara Falls.
NIc.,r-. Du.enbary aud Perdue. lumber
inspectors for the Chesapeake and Ohio
Railway Company, have resigned The
positions winch they formerly filled Wlll
bee abolished.
4 bazaar % bc held In the -princ for the
benefit of the Homes for Aged Women and
the Male Orphan Asylum Is IN cOntempla-
ton by the ladies of the different dencml-
nations interested i'm these institutions.
Messrs. George j. Davis. Of Excelsior
Encampmcnt, and +. ". Miltz, Of Concor-
dia Encampmeut, have returned from the
session of thr Grand Eucampmcut held IN
Fredericksburg. Mr. Davis was elected
Grand high priest, the second position III
the order
Mr. l.. H. Hamberlin, whose poem before
The alumni of Richmond College elected
such favorable comment. viii give recita-
tion, at the hall of the Young Mems Chris
tian Association next Tuesday night for the
benefit Of the Baptist Home for Aged Wo-
men.
William II. Beveridcc has instituted suit
i'm the HcuricO Circuit Court against the
CITY Railway Company for ~ 600 damages
for the failure of the company 90 carry
himself and two daughters further than
the car-stables when the car which they
boarded Sunday night was placarded
"This ear runs through to the New-Reser-
yoir Park
Dr. Dickinson arrived in Richmond yes
terday from trip TO Churchland and New
port News. At the former place he took
part in the public services connected with
the ordination of Rev. }. NJ. Dunnaway.
At Newport News on Tuesday night he
made an effort 10 raise money for u new
headed the list with "A contribution of
81 900. A gentleman resident in Orange,
n. j., gave lot valued at $4,000, and Others
at Newport News gave considerable sums.
Rev. NJ. l.. Wood, the pastor, feels greatly
angnnrupfH
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-27

JAS. MACDOCGAIL. 30 A. N. trustees saie ~
millinery, dress trimmings. notions. lewe.fy,
stOre-uxturc-, showcases, etc.
j. II. VALENTINE. n A. ", trustees sale ~
farming Implements. ciicr-mii-, weliuh-
lures. cart, trucks farm bolis. &c.
4. W BOWE, d r. 81. trlstees saie u an un-
divided interest in dwellings nos. tl. aid y 8
north Niucfrenfh street
HENRY l. STAPLES A co., o J.. ", attractive,
metum-sile W0-sgOrl Drck residence on
Tenth street.
y. ". BOWE. p. A., improved property on
Broad stroet between aalison s"d Monroe
j. THOMPsON BROWN & Co. g T.. n. twenty
three building lots on extreme end cd north
First street
r. b. CHAPLIN S CO.. e p. NJ, trustees auc-
tion sale OF iwo small houses on south Laulel
street
GEORGE ". MAYO. l031 A. NJ, stock Of bard
ware. cutlery, ,tOre-nxturss, 81.
GEORGE ". MAYO iOs. A. ST., houSe hold FIR
nitIre. refrigerator, stoves, bicycle, cigars.
notions, Sc.
WILLIAM JENKINS son, 2P. N., waterlnol-
Ons.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-27
MONTE MARIA GIRLS.
COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES YESTER-
DAYAT THE CONVENT SCHOOL.
Tho Sessions uonors Awarded-Intcrcst-
ing Programme--hddrcSs from
Distinguished Gentlemen.

The commencement exercises Of Monte
Maria Academy took place from the school
building. 2209 east Grace street, yesterday
morning at Q O'Clock.
4 large number Of friends and patrons OF
the institution were present. Mayor Ely
son was an invited gdest
The following clergy of the Catholic
Church were in attendance. Bishop-clcct
Van de Nyyer, Fathers Ticrncy and Din
nceu, OF the Cathedral: Fathers Donahoc
and Herman. of St. Patricks: Fathers
Cutler and Mccarthy. Of the Church Of the
Sacred Heart. and Father Fahey. OF st.
Joscph's
Mss Griffin of Ircdericksburg. and Miss
Sfratton, Of Petersburg, former graduates
OF the school. were in attendance.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-27
MRS. WINSLOWS SOOTHING
Va SYRUP.

Rev. Sylyanus Cobb thus writes In the Boston
Ciri.rtGu frsslian. We would by uo means re-
commend any kind OF medicine which We dii
not know o. he good particularly i0r infants.
But Of Nrs. Winslow'- Soothiuc-Syrup va cau
speak from knowledge; in our own family .,
has proved blessing indeed Dy giving an in-
fant troubled with collie pains quiet sleep ond
the parents unOroscn rcst al night Most
parents can appreciate these blessings Hero
ia an article which works % perfection, and
which is harmless. for the sleep which 10 AZ
fords tho infant IL perfectly natural, ami tie 10
tic cheruD awakes a. "Orsh, as a button
And during tho process oi ioothiug i,s value Is
iucalculable. We have frequcutly heard mo-
shcrs say that they would not be without 10 from
tho birth Of tho Guild tll % hal finished witn Tho
teething Siege ON any consideration uhztevor
Sold by all druggists. ~ ceuis8 bottle
te l6-e0i
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-27

The match game Of baseball played at
Roschcn's PARK yesterday afternoon be-
tWren the Lutte Hickorys and Bosher's
Champions resulted IN "a yictory. for the
tormrr bv the score Of y 10 IS. The fol
loving shows the number OF runs made 10y
each player;
Phillips. g., G. Cox. $. SD; >, Steven
son. Isl b.,3; G. Phillips, I'd b. 2; W.
Flournoy, 3d b." o; W. Philips I. ~, L., j., D.
Tosbcrs~ ". Todd. l. f., 2; j. Glenn, c.
A. Wise. pa q. Ihorp, c., ?: Ma
nbier. 4; Bosher, 3d b., o kadclif, S.
so: Deuoon, lst b., Crutchheld, "a b.,
. Scorer, While Mitchell. Umpire. J. F..
Cobb
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-27
RrcnwoNn. VI. Inne o. 1870.

On the 22d of June, 1889. nay horse, which
was insured in the Virginia Mutual Live
Stock Insurance Company of Norfolk. Va.
was found dead in mis- stall lpromptly no
tilted the company, and their agent, Nr.
w. 0. Steger, on the following Monday,
June oath. settled the claim 10 my entire
company to al who may wish 10 avail
themselves of protection against loss Of
this valuable property. JULIEN BrFoRD.
Office Of company, lll5 east Main street
Phone 90. ". o. STEGEB, Agent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-27
Shcopshead-Bay Races.


Nrw York. June %. First race-one mile
BADGE won Bella b. second, Ban Cloche
third. Time. $40.
Second race six furlongs -Drizzle won
Mucllage second, Cauteen third. Time,
III. 2-5.
Third race-one mile-Tanner won
Gypsy Queen second, Cortez third. Time,
i.43.
Fourth race-mile and a quarter. sell
ug-IIyperion and Wyuwood ran dead
heat for first: Satisfaction second. Time,
DIP. I'm the run of Wynwood won in BIB.
Winner entered 20 be sold at 81 200, Wa
bought in for cl,G0j.
Fifth race-mileand furlong- Fayodale
colt won; Le Logos second. Barrister
third. Time. Dds.
Sixth raco-sclhnC. mile and a furlonc on
the turf -Svntax won; Vivid second, Red
Prince third. Time. l.5S As. Winner en-
tered at sJ0J-bought IN for : ,20j.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-27
A CLEAN STOCK.

CATERING as ne do to
the WaJltS and tastes of
cultured peOpLe, ne maize
ii u point 10 keep our
stock entirety free from
" TyWcB " or - TrnSh " of
eUery Kind. Job lots and
auction stuff muSt--dnd
dO---Jjnd q home else
where. Welt none Of 1t.
The clothes ne sell are
Dadde for us alone. II
may not be qtite Us pro-
ftdble, bUt tits certainly
more SGtiSfdctOTytO us to
haRdlc and diStri6ute
only clothes of style and
SterliH6 merit.
JFjth fourteen ye0rS'
experience Ice'Ce done
business on these Tines III
RicjimORd, and IRE pro-
pose to continue to the
end.
our goods are up TO the
times, orr prices are
d0rn to 6cd-rOch. OUR
TEN DOLL.AR SERGE
SUITS and our TWO
FRI J TROUSERS "0n-
not be t0tched IN t0W5
for the prices H0med.
our Splendd snoring Of
Thin Summer Garments
MclUdeS all the StdDIe
and H0rei WW6S Ic0TH 6y
UeiI-dyeSscd men in the
cUiiured ccNWeS O/ the
cjuIl-ed globe. and oUr
prices place them Jcithib
the Tcdch Of men Of
MOderdte means and be-
y0nd the reach ot c0DlDe-
titI0H.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-27
Arrested on a Serious Charge.

A young man named Il. T.. Miller, former
" of South Carolina. but lately citizen
Of Richmond, was arrested yesterday by
Sergeants Tomlnson and Hulce. charged
with getting money under false pretences.
IL is alleged that Miller has collected in
an illegal manner about 800 from hcAdams
& Berry, J. w. Fisher. ii. II. BloOmberg.
and Alexander Mahond.
Accused WAS taken 10 the Third sta
tion-house and bailed in the sum of 800
far bis appearance before the Police Court
this morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-27

trict The tax in the latter district is al
ready forty cents, an increase OF ten cents
having been made last year for road tax.
Air. W. II. Redford Of this city, and Miss
A. NJ. OVERLY. of Chesterfield, were married
Mt 3 o'clock Tuesday night at the residence
of the brides parents. The ceremony was
performed by the Rev. j. j. Clopton, of
tIf- .ftt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-27
T,.r,,e Commi.ionership.

The Board OF Public Interests have been
csilsd 10 meet at o'clock Friday evening.
il IS probable that there will be some ONE
f,om Madison Ward, as Mr.. John S. Elicit,
one of the three persons recommended TO
fhe City Council as suitable to fill the va
cancy. declines 20 be candidate.
The question now is whether the board rs
6,,.fsis oeici0 in this matter or should pro
ceed to select another name IN lieu OF Mr.
Elletps.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-27

Before Judge witt on writ Of Haboas
Corpus.

Yesterday morning William Thomas
Sandy 1l,eli,s. and Henry Brmma@e' the
f.r.. .eeroa. charged with murderOus
assault nI.I nr. Jame> Kane az his house
.. r.~t Seventeenth sire p. were brought
t.t.r. Jud,. Wift ON writ OF ho,s0S cog-
, asking for bal.
lr accused were represented by Edgar
AIal. f.... and Giles Jackson.
Judge having received Information
t.al t.e clndiilon If Mr. Kane was much
p.r.e and that he was iu very critlcal
f-t, declined tO take any immediate ac-
uor .n tne matter and continued the case
uf'l thc zstl.
IAe lraAners were aent back y jail.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-27
Chicago Races.

I'I ''''-7 II y '''' ~ I'' NJ
CHrCAGo. June 26.-First racc-seven and
"A half turlougs-Joc Courtney won; Mar
china second. Early Dawn third. Time
1.3j.
Second rarc-hve and half furlongs-
FL Rio Bey won: Lord Peyton second, EX-
travaganco third Time. los.
Third race handicap sweepstake, one
mile and quarter lluntress won; Ed
mack second. Elyton third. Time. pos.
Fourth race-One mile Gardner won
Pat Donovan second. Prather third.
Time, l4l.,.
Fifth rdco--ix furlones-Teuton won
Ginsoug second, Branolcttc third. Time
l.l4l
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-27
stagnant Pool Of Water.
CHUBcH Hu.L, juno %, 1899.
n ne Ef{ifOf Of NE D1eDnfch

Please call the attention Of our city Board
of Health 10 the stagnant pool of water
about twelve feet deep near Church-llill
avenue and between Twenty-third and
Twenty-fourth streets.
We Of the East End would ike the same
protection accorded us that is given 10
other portions OF our city, which We would
not have if such malara-breeders are kept
(IIIZTN.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-27

The city ambulance was called to the
Chesapeake and Ohio railway shops at 4:35
p. VI. yesterday 20 attend one of TIE white
operatives who accidentally had piece of
steel stuck i'm his arm. The wound was
dressed and the operative left at the works.
The physician in charge of the ambulance
did not consider the injury Of q serious
character. but thought il probable that "a
small particle Of the steel had been left i'm
the flesh
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-27
c.RcUlr-couRT MATTERS.
Damage suit on Triai-Nsne Changed
Snits Brought.

The trial of the case Of McEyoy Us; the
Virginia Eiectric-Ligbt and Power Com
paay was begun yesterday IN the City Cn-
cat Court. The evidence was partially
beard. and at q O'Clock in the afternoon
tle jury. upon being adjourned over untlI
tlls morning, repaired 70 the property
chained 10 be damaged, so as 10 Judge ior
Themselves and 10 see the location, 80 az
10 ti.GxoQRblY Unsisastand the testimony
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-27

Particular attention Is called to the
trustees sale OF the large and superior col
lection Of very fine and costly Millinery,
Dress Trimmings. Fancy Goods, Notions,
Jewelry, Store-Fixtures, &c, &c, com
mencing tins morning at 10 O'Clock. Every
article must be sold. Ladies especially IN
yltcd. IL. ROSENBERG, Trustee.
Jas. Macd0igGi, Salesman.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-27
Pic-Nic Harties.

If you will consult your interests when
you 60 10 make your purchases for your
trip. you viii 60 TO Julien Binford's, 1902
Main street. He has everything you need
wines and liquors, raspberry vinegar,
canned goods, such as chicken, ham, and
tongue, and variety of cheese, crackers,
pickles. olives. preserves. &c. &c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-27

The Finance Committe. at their meeting
Tuesday night. did not take action upon
the petition from the Richmond Locomo-
tive and Machinr-Works 10 open seventh
street through from it, present northern
terminus. The matter was continued at
appear in behalf the proposed improve
mont
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-27

W. Jackson Turner, formerly here with
Colonel 1alcott. and afterwards with the
Associated Railways. has, with his brother
opened a large mandatory Of trunks and
satchels IN Birmingham, Ala, and the
specimens sent on here show favorably
with goods Of northern make. and be
hopes to meet with much success there.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-27

On next Tuesday evening. July 2d. Pro-
fessor /. Il. Hamberlin. of Louisiana a
graduate of Richmond College, will give a
selection Of choice readings for the benefit
of the Baptist Home for Aged Women.
Mr.. Hamberln was warmly received on the
delivery Of his poem at the college COM
mencement last week
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-27
baseball Yesterday.
LEY Telegraph 70 the Dispasch.l

lDS e'A'ni "P'. " N-N
Philadelphia.
Athletc-BaltimOre game postponed on
account of wet grounds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-27

building scheme. While Mr.. Turnbull is
the active pastor Of this congregation. and
is laboring with zcal and acceptabili;y and
is greatly endearing himself to the people,
DR.. HOge continues To exercise n fatherly
care over them, and breaches to them "a
often as his numerous other engagements
will permit
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-27
oid-srarket Hall Congregation.

A lot at the corner of Franklin and
Nineteenth streets. 60xl00 feet, has been
secured whereon to build n chapel for the
congregation now worshipping. IN Oid-
Market. Hall. Al the meeting OF tne oes-
sions of DR.. Hoge's church last night COM
mittees were appointed " further the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-27
Railroad Casualty.

lBy tel0graph % INC UlspaNh.I
NASHVILLE. Tenn, June 26.--A railroad
accident occurred near Bled~oe. on the
Chesapeake and Nashville railroad. to-day.
The passenger and baggage coaches went
down the eubanhment. a. . reported that
several persons were buried IN the wreck.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-27
I,0 THE pATRONS OF CHArS.

4 WORTH FAkM: have bought ChaIsgorth
farm and shall be gat 10 have all MY Oh
patrons aud those who ike good stock 20 visit
the farm az any time. They VIII SEQ ilO hoaA Of
as PRETTY HORN CATTLE as caa be seen in
Virginia. This farm will be kept as aSrOCA
Farm and II any parties who doubt the capa,lly
Of Virginia soil 10 produce grass will ride down
found IN tho United states. soyoa years ago
Chstsworth did not produce Que pound OF milk
for Richmond market. Fifty thousand four
hundred aud fourteen and Que half pounds Of
milk by actual weight were produced on Chats-
worth during the month OF May ana sold % tho
Richmond cream. Butter ana "a ilk Company. 4
hope our doctors and ladies will visit Chats
see ulodel dairy farm. Respectfully,
ieT X Il CHAfFIN.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-27
Drowned in "A Collision.

DELAUARE BBEAKwATEB, June 26.-The
steamer W. R. McCallie ran into aud sank
the schooner Jessie W. Knight of Sharp's
island, Chceapeahe bay. at 1 A. VI. yestcr-
dlv. The captain his wife. and one of the
crew OF the schooner were drowned. The
.t.Amer WIS moi lnlurcd.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-27
Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.
Virginia Beach.

Princess Anne" and Ocean Shore
Park" hotels are under able management.
Everything iirst-class. For reXcursion rates,
schedules and all information. apply al
Office of Norfolk and Western railroad. 90l
Main street. Byrd-Strcet station, and Gar.
her's. 1000 Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-27

WAsHrGToN. June 26.-The President 10.
day appointed William Walter Phelps of
Now jersey, Envoy Extraordinary and
Minister Plcnip0tentiary of the United
State, % Germany.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-27

A pleasant home OF a profitable invest
ment in real estate may be secured at a
bargain by attending the sale of the house
on Tenth street near Leigh this afternoon
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-27

Mr. Timothy Kerse. Of No. 73l west Mar
shall street, desires It stated that be Is moi
the person who was before the POllc,
Court Monday morning charged with beat
ing Elizabeth Johnson.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-27
Children Cry for Pitch 5 Castoria.

IHAyB used :. s. s. for debility rcsulfing from
chins and fever and have found is 90 bo the test
tonic ami appetizer that over took lt sso
prevented the return Of tire chiils
Al. AEYLiS. Eureka Springs, Ark.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-27

When Baby VAS sick, We gave her Castoria.
When she was 4 Child, she cried for CastoriA
When she became Miss, she chung 20 Cssroria-
When she had Ctidren. she gave them Castoria.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-27
VIRGINIA Rrach.

Double daily trains in each direction ria
Petersburg. Only all-nil route. No boat
OF omnibus transfers. For all information
phone 4S7. Il. ". Courtney, g0l Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-27

II is probable that few thousand dol
lars worth Of city bonds will be put upon
the market soon after the lst OF July.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-27
"To NORFOLK SATURDAY. Might" :"

Don't fail to 60 TO Norfolk or Old Point
next Saturday night, 29th instant. by the
steamer ARIEL Only 81 round-trip. Good
to return following Tuesday. Steamer
goes rain or SHINE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-27
CoIoPe-d Lunafics.

Mary Reed, of Norfolk county. and
Samuel Cardwell, of Appomattox, two col
orrd lunatics. were received at the Pinel
UOspital Yesterday.