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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-30
Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria,

His name is T. j. Mckinney; HIS res. ience Is
Woodbury., lin county, Texas; his statement
May, 1889 Ny little son wss cured by :. :. :. Of
bad sores aud ulcers. the result OF general
breaking down Of his health from foyer. io uas
considered incurable. but two bottles Of swfts
Specific brought him out all righL
Beautiful Photographs prices. LIS
GALLERr, Tenth aud Main streets. siKcard Pho
tograpns, co.,. ono dozen cabinets, fL5l
Copies from oil pictures beautifully takon.
and al low prices. Agents wsn,ei
Mr.. JOHN KiSG, Of Jackson, Miss, says hat no
was cured of rheumatism In his feet and legs ny
taking swifts SPECIFIC. This was aitor he hal
tried many other remedies both internal ana
external anI paid many dOctor's bills.
ANGOsrUKA BTTERs is kuown as the great
regulator Of digo-rve organs ali over the world
Have 1t In your house. Ask for tho genuine
article. manufactured BY Dr.. j. G. IS. siEGEEr
& Sons.
DR.. Henley's Celery Beet. and Iron is tho es-
sence Of nerve. strength, and s.neg. sold by
druggists.
Just received direct from the spring a fresh
supply Of the Virginia Bromine and Arsenic
Water. which We sell By tho bottle or case
Goods delivered free in any part OF the city.
HARRISON q PIERCE, Druggists.
corner Broad and Foushee streets.
Telephone 23
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-30
Personals and Briefs.

SIr. and Mrs. Oscar Cranz are at the
| White sulphur.
IIr. :. W. Vcnable, Of Petersburg, was in
I The city yesterday.
/ Alr. and Mrs. Thomas Potts viii sail on
/ Saturday next for Europe.
Misses Oueena Spru,ll and f. c. Pelouzc
/ have returned from Old Point
/ Harry w. Lemon, agent for Cleyeland's
| Miustrels, arrived in the city last night.
/ W. +. Bradley. ESQ. of the Frcderigks-
/ burg Free Lance, was ln the city yesterday.
( Nessrs. Berger. Icoth N Myers. lc,sees of
/ .he Academy Of Music. have secured the
| ieryices If Ny. AlonZl Graves a. stage car
penter.
Mrs. James g. Sinton left Saturday for
Mt. Airy. on the Richmond and Alieghany
Ifailroad.
/ The old Pine-Street church is being torn
! down and new buildings ara 10 be erected
on its site.
u Hon. r. c. Marshall and Joseph W.
burke. ESQ. OF Portsmouth, arrived IN the
lefty last night
/ Mrs. W. W. Barrow. of 10. Sli east
Franklin street, l. spending the summer at
Asheville, y. c.
The entire shelving on the east side OF
Grigg's shoe store, in PAGES block, fell yes
terdav morning about 10 O'Clock. FOrtu-
natelv none OF the clerks happened 20 DE
on that side Of the building. The shelves
and the shoes which they accommodated
will both be replaced without delay.
Mr.. W. f. Smith and bride ME Sizer)
have returned from bridal tour, portion
OF which was spent at the White sulphur
Springs. After stopping few DAYS here
with the. brides relatives they VIII leave
for fredericksburg. where on the lst OF
August Mr. Smith assumes charge OF the
business of the Singer Manufacturing
Company. His territory Will embrace the
city and three Of the adjoining counties
General Edgar Allan returned to the city
Yesterday from the kOckbndge Alum
Springs. where he has been visiting his
sick daughter. Mrs. +. II. Crump. he LETT
her confined 10 her bed. but improved
since she arrived al the springs and nope
full Of her prospects for complete recovery.
Mrs. Allan and two daughters. Misses Lola
and Lottie. are all under treatment at the
Frauzensbud Baths, in Austro-iermany,
but late adyices report their improvement.
Miss Lottie will remain IN Europe another
year. The others return III September.
ouitea number of friends called at the
residence of DR.. W. T.. Hatcher last eve.
ming to say good-by to Miss Graham, OF
Glasgow. who. has been on visit 70 his
family since April and who leaves the city
TO-DAY for her Scotland home. Mrs. Hatcher
will chaperone her 10 Washington and
Baltimore for visit of few DAYS. on 2
sightseeing tour, when she VIII be Joiheu
by friends ia New York and will SAL August
18th on tie State Of Georgia. She has
made MANY friends in the city, and their
best wishes attend her for pleasant ana
prosperous voyage Miss Carrie Sands VIII
accompany Miss Graham and Mrs. Hatcher
TO Baltimore.
At Grace-Street Presbyterian church,
Notwithstanding the threatening weather
large congregations assembled sunday
! both morning and night. to hear the Rev.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-30

sisted that not one drop Of ANYTHING TO
drink was sold on Sunday. The shed adj
joining the bar was only opened to see
that the stock was not damaged by the
heavy rainfall.
The case was continued until Saturday.
oTHEB cAsrs.
Edward Geese. disOrdcriv on the street
ana shooting dog the property Of Joshua
CrlsS, with a gun. Fined $50 and costs
Montgomery DaudrdCe (colorcd) as
saultlng and beating Edward Parsley. son
OF Philip Parsley. in the street with a stick.
Fined $40 and costs.
Belle Vaughan, assaulting and beating
Mary DaudndQe. infant daughter Of Mary
cambridge. Fined $40 and costs.
Mary Washington (colored1. drunk and
disordcrly ON the street. Fined s. and
costs.
Mike Collins. drunk and disordcrlv on the
street. Fined - and costs.
Ovcnto Obono. disordcrly on the street.
Fined - and costs.
Robert Taylor (colOredD. drunk and dis
orderly on thc street. Fined so and costs.
Martha Coleman (colorcd). disorderly on
the street and abusing tho police officers
while in the discharge of then duty. Fined
= ard costs.
!. A. Pate. drunk and disordcrly on the
street Fined @5 and costs.
Martha Nclson (colored). disordcrlv.
using proiauc language and violently re-
sistng Policeman J.. ". Hanuon in the
discharge of his duty. Fined Sl0and costs
and required 20 give security for twelve
months M the sum Of 300.
George Green lcolOrcdJ trespassingu
tho premises of the Chesapeake and ONO
Hallway Company. Security required for
sixty days In the sum of -iOO
Same, assaultng. striking, and wounding
Clay Byrd with brick with intent 10 kill
Continued until Wednesday.
John Harman and William Cummins.
drunk and disordcliy ON the Sabbath day.
Fined each S. and costs.
Martha simmons lcOlOred). cursing and
using indecent language on the street.
Fined 20 and costs
Adonia Cox colored). trospassing on tho
premises Of T. ". Moorchouse and stealing
% Tot Of peaches. Sent TO Jail for fifteen
days.
Henry Smith (colorcd). stealing pair Of
shoes. one vest. two PAIR Of pants, one gold
scarf pin, one nccktie. one hat, and one
book, al of DE value of so the property
Of Mann Riley. Sent o. jail for ninety
/ day-.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-30
DESPERADOES IN PATRICK.
The Governor Called Upon to Aid in Break
ING Ipn Gnng Of Romgha.


Governor Lee yesterday received a letter
from Commonwealth s-Attorney Moore. OF
Patrick county. calling attention 10 a gang
of de~pcradoes who are making trouble IN
that section.
Ia his letter Mr.. Moore SAYS:
appeal % You 10 aid me IN Furnishing
the despcralocs living along the Virginia
and North Carolina line. On last Sunday
while religious worship was being conduct
ed near tine North Carolina lnc, in this
county. one John Smith shot ON q pistol
near the spring. remarMng that II he and
hle companion, had some more Whiskcy
that they would take 'hepreachcr from the
pulpit and have some fun. j. W. Guggs,
an officer VINO Wa- present. went 10 the
spring aud finding John Smith with pistol
III hls hand ordered his arrest. After Sc
we're struggle Smith was disarmed and
giyen I'm charge of an officer. Is soon as
hc was placed under arrest he began call
ing in a loud voice for his cOmrade, VIII
liam Smith, to come to his rescue and
shoot the d-n rascals loose William
Smith. who was but u short distance of,
came running mp with pistol IN his hand
and opened trcon the persons having JOhn
Smith In custody. Ihe bystandcrs at
tempted TO arrest Bill Smith. and during
The struggle Blll Smith shot young man
who had hold Of him three timcs-twice
i'm tine arm and once through the shoulder:
Grigg- WAS shot through the bowels and
died next day. John Smith Is now IN jail.
Bill Smith escaped across the Virginia line
10 his home, about eight miles distant.
These fellows belong 10 u family Of moon
sinners living along the Virginia and North
Carolina line. and have long defed the
officers of both States, and have been
guilty Of numerous crimes IN both States.
The Governor will take whatever action
he deems best to serve the ends OF justice
In the matter.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-30

The Duluth Ereaiag Herald ofJuly 29d says
Hon. Henry X. Ellyson. eX-mayor Of Rich
mond Va, and one OF the proprietors O.
the Richmond Dispatch. the most ,nhuen
tial and progressive of the Virginia dallieS
arrived this afternoon over the Northern
Pacific road. and, with four members Of hi
family-Misses Bette Ellyson, May l.. Ely
son. Mamie VI. Ellyson, and Henry X. FL
tyson. Jr.-is guest 40 the Spaldlng. Mr
Richmond and one Of the foremost citi
zens Of the State. During his stay here ht
will be entertained by Colonel Tanner, NJ,
b. Harrison. and other former Nirginiani
now residents of this city,.
The party will leave Thursday for St
Paul and Minneapolis. and then will make
a tour 70 YellOwstone National Park.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-30

ris had been determined upon forPostrnas-
ter. No verifcation Of the rumor eould, be
obtained from Washington. 1t Is clear that
so far no appointment has been made pc
cause Malone could not get the Office Tor
his favorite. whoever that might be.
Postmaster Cullingworth was very sic-
cessful and expeditions in removing the
post-Ofice from the temporary quarters TO
the Government building. Not mail was
lost, but the men all had TO work very
hard. and are still labOring under the DIS
advantages incident 10 new quarters.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-30

say "Dr. Frost is Yirgin'an by BIRTH
You are mistaken. The only thing I know
about DIR. Frost that cannot be entirely
approved is that he failed 10 be born on
the sacred soil" He is. however. grand
son of Virginia. having first seen the light
in Kentucky. lie IS a GRAND young man
and growing one, and / congratulate
Lcigh-Street church and Richmond that he
will now make your city his home.
Wper~y
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-30
Condition of Colonel John Bell Bigger

Colonel Bigger Is still a very sick man
He suffers with constant nausea, and the
hiccoughing, caused by 50 much infamma-
tion, completely prostrates him. There has
been a conference of physicians in his
case, but they have not vet determined
that there is any immediate danger. He
partakes of no food. using principally
mineral waters and cracked ice 70 quench
his thirst. His son Thomas reached the
city Yesterday afternoon from a visit 20
the country. leaving but one member OF
the family absent and he is on visit ~
DR.. Terrell, in Hanover county.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-30
MOTHERS! MOTHERS!l

are you disturbed at night ana broken of your
rest oy a sick child suffering and crying with ths
e1cruciatng pain Of cutting teeth, n 50, 20 e.
once and get n bOtto VI MRS. WINsLOW5
SOOTHING SYRUP. IL viii relieve the poor
little sufferer immodiately-depend upon Is:
there u no mistake about H. There Is not
mother on earth VINO has ever used it who will
not tell you 80 once that Il Will requisite no
bowels. and give rest 10 the mother, aud relief
snd health b. the child, operating Ike magic. 10
is perfectly safe TO use In all cases and pleasant
10 the taste, and Is the prescription Of one OF tho
Oldest and best female physicians and nurses IN
tho United states. sold everywhere. Twenty
i've cents a bottle. 10 3-eod
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-30
LANDS, LOTS, AND HOUSES.
Transfers of Real Estate in Richmond.
Manchester. and Henrico.

The following deeds were admitted 70
record in the Clerks office OF the Chan
Gerry Court Yesterday:
Bridget Golden from Capitol Building
and Loan Association trustees. 70 feet on
east side of Twentieth street between
Franklin aud Grace, $500.
l.. l.. Hobson from W. W. Cosby, Jr.,
trustee, house and lot No. 425 west Nam
street, fronting 10 feet on south side OF
Main street, Sl.j95.
Mary Kane from Il. A. Meagher, trustee,
5691 feet on south side of Main street be-
tween Twenty-sixth and Pear, S3,725.o6.
COUNTY COURT OF HENMco.
George Boltz and wife 10 Henry Neu-
rohr, Sgh acres on Williamsburg road,
S425.
Hugh Hagan. Charles H. Smith, and
their wives TO Charles Euker, 5o feet on
Bellevue avenue, S435.
HUsTINGs COURT OF MANCHESTER
Charles f. Blankenship and wife to
George ". BlankenshIp, % feet on west
side Thirteenth street near the railroad,
Sl92. IN
John Gnmour and wife TO A. Rudd, SO
feet on south side Decatur street between
Seventh and Eighth $3.50.
Thomas :. Hall to John l.. Hall, 80 feet
on south side Old Dominion street, corner
Richmond and Petersburg railroad, %.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-30
one Mediator.

Al the First Presbyterian church Rev.
z. p. Kerr preached sunday morning from
I. 1mo,hy, il. g." one Mediator -
effectively and teuderlv portrayIng the
value aud completeness Of the great atone.
mcnt. SIX now members We're received
into the church.
Dr. Kerr Will spend his vacation of sew
eral weeks i'm the AdirOndacks, aud an
nounced that during his absence the night
services on SUNDAY. and the wednesday
night meeting also. would be suspended,
but the pulpit will be regularly supplied
every SUNDAY morning The usual services
at Westminster church viii also be con-
tiuued SUNDAY afternoon at 5 o'clock and
Oh ErldAN nlont.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-30

Mr.. Barney Werthcim. Of The Boston
he VIII ioin his partner. Dir. Leo Schwartz
schill There these gentlemen viii be-
busy for the next few weeks selecting and
supervising the manufacture Of their fall
stock. The success If "Tue Boston has
been one of the wonders Of the season, and
with the full varied and elegant lines of
goods in all departments they will handle
TIM, tall and winter. this mcrited success
will no doubt he continued.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-30

Pnstnrni Apnreciation.

A pleasant episode in church life oc-
cnrred last evening. when the young men
of the Fourth Presbyterian church called
on their pastor at his residence 10 bid him
God speed " on his summer vacation.
A pleasant evening was spent. AZ ITS
close a purse was handed the pastor on
behalf Of the young men and OF the Board
of Deacons of the church:
This was q surprise and evoked earnest
words of appreciation and thanksgiving
from the pastor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-30
Looking for Rooms.

The Chamber Of Commerce is expert
encing some difficulty in getting rooms
suitable for the purposes they have IN view
under their enlarged plan of action. They
desire 10 bee ON or near Main street and on
either the first or second floor. They need
space for offices and readiug-room, and "a
han or room that will seat say 200 people.
The committee, of which Mr.. i. +. john
son is chairman. have had several offers,
but none exactly filling the bill.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-30
MlTTELDORFER'S
ALL SUMNER GOODS sLAUGBlEEED
THIS WEEK.
coo BROAD sTREkr.
2.-Su. .Tu6Thi


THIS WEEK.
CORsTTS.
.Nf. Ccrao.s now rr.iucrl fo &c.
13c Corset, nov roiucel 20 ,1c
30 aud Sl2t turHsts noN s,e.
81 tO nnd SL-5 torse's noWf
s. aud g. -D t1rsrfs now Z 5n.
MUSLIN ASD LACk flOrNCGSGs.
SPFCIALSIAUDIrER PRICES.
81 Swi.s flouncing now .a. yard
81. - swiss tl0uuring uoN sIr. yard.
$50 swiss Fiouncing noN fLIqa FFrt;
si.el spanish Gupuro flouncipr nov 93s n yard;
fl.5O Chcltilly fiounciu~ uuN go ynri
;2.N spanish ''uipuro AMI Nhapuiy flouncing,
now fi.s5 yhri
MATTlNGs.
White Mating from 9- "a Yariup:
Fancy Waiting A. ilc. yard ''r no Is. grade
2o. Fancy Mating a. g.. YAH;
2lc Fancy Mating A. i-c, q yarI.
3lc. fancY Matfing a. gr a yard
hemenants Of Fancy Mating a. ioss than cost
OUilNG SHIRTS
Boys Outing Shirts AT ~. worth aOc
Mems outing SHIRTS az 3sc..
fjr >hirts now GJc.
n ~hirfs now 81
si.J shirts nov Jjr.
$40 shirts now ;l'a.
tli SIX Fancy Ribbons At e5c yard worth 50,
ffi, Fancy hpbons al 3ic. ward
c. Fancy Ribbons ~ IT,. yari
>pcc.ai bargains ia all Six ami sik-MlIei RIB
GENTLEMEN's NECKwEAR.
2fr. Slik -carfs Al iic. a piece:
50c. Sils-Lined Ieck aud f0ur-in-iland Scsris
sc FIGURED LAWNS reduced 10 g.. yari:
Zoe. SATlNES are now Co.. 4 yard:
- .c. BAri>1ES ars now g.. yard
50c. LINEN bosom SHIRTS fsIRhuy sOiied) at
si,c DRESs GINGHANs now Sc. a yard
Jos. aud l24c DRESS GiNGhAhS now 7Hc. .
yard.
Ia WHITE GOODS. WASH GOODS. &c., wo onor
this week special bargains.
u. Il = XIIpELDORFRK
iy g3-TuA1h sH Broad street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-30

Squire Whiting. one of Hcuricos colored
iustices had busy time at the county
courthouse yesterday afternoon. H. had
several cases 20 engage his attention. and
while none of them were very mOmcnt0uS,
some of the parties 10 the proceeding,
were quite demonstratiyc. The only case
in which counsel was employed was where
one party was suing another ior one mighty
dollar.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-30
Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.

The Proydent Savings Life Assurance
Society. Of New York. whose advertisement
is to be- found in another part Of this issue,
has opened general offices iu the Shafcr
building. Room e. Mr.. j. $. Jones is It's
General Manager for Yirglnaand the Caro-
lina-. r. b. Pegram, Special Agent.
They viii take pleasure IN welcom-
ing their friends and the general pub
lie They feel aud know they can give
maximum security at minimum cost and
under q contract which which meets the
public's wants and is within reach of their
pockets. Explanations of the ,pecialtle5
Of this frst-class Oid-hir company gladly
made 10 all Interested.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-30

Tho steamer Ariel wM take an excursion
party of Sundav-school children and sun
dlv-school workers 10 Old Point, Ocean
View. and Virginia Beach on August 7th.
This trip which cannot be otherwise than
delightful. has been arranged 10y Rev. j.
W. Biucoe who has had great experience
i'm such matters. 90 with him aud YOU
will have a nice time.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-30

A condition of weakness of body and
mind which results from many disorders
nf the system finds is best and surest re-
lief I'm Browns iron Bltters- As u enriches
and strengthens the blood so the stomach,
n.'sr apdkidnevs receive power TO perform
their duties, and the depressing Influences
troro a diseased aud disturbed condition
~ these organs are removed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-30

GEORGE ". MAYO, II A. NJ. post-ofice pro-
perty in snyder building, corner Twelfth and
Cary slrnets.
OUkRIEs & McCURDY. p. NJ. sale for divi-
.lon Of a lot AZ southwest corner OF 4 aud
Twenty ninth streets.
X b. CHAFFIN & CO.. Il A. ~. commissioners'
sale Of machinery Of POshslsa tosl Com
pany.
}. II. VALENTINE. 1879 A. ~, household and
kitchen furniture.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-30
H,nn1soxrrnn. Va. Lnlr 20. 1851.

To fr. c. z. WinG0. Richmond. Va;
The tabulatcd statement from the Nor
folk i1gni0n in the USo0ich of SATURDAY.
putting Beirne and Mckinney IN the lead
and dropping O'Ferrall back. has surprised
everybody hero. Oforrall has over $50
delegates, including the solid ~ from this
(his own county. Let as have fair play be-
tween Democrats.
CuIs DEUEB, Regis't'.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-30
4 Rows Terrlhlr FaII.

Yesterday afternoon, while drawing
water from well on Maddox Hill, George
Jonathan, colored boy, lost his balance
and fell a distance of fifty feet to the bot
tom.
Fortunately he was rescued immediate
". aud was only slightly shaken up from
his fall
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-30

The permanent secretaIyship of the
Chamber Of Commerce was unanimously
rendered 10 Mr.. W. d. Chesterman, put ne
has declined Il, preferring 70 continue III
bisnlace on the DsDatcA and devote his en-
tire tiue and energies 10 the work TO which
me Is welded by long service and affection.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-30
OYercome BY Heat.

At a quarter past o'clock yesterday
morning the city ambulance was called to
the j. B. Pace tObacco-factory TO attend
one Of the colored female operatives, who
had been overcome by heat and was suffer
ing with headache. She was treated and
taken 10 her home at 32i6 Lester street,
Rockets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-30
A SUNDAY SUICIDE.
JAMES CONATY MAKES a FEROClOUS
ASSAULT UPON HIS WIFE;
Thcn Thinking Hc Has Kincd Her. lie
cuts Ills Throat from lar
90 lar.


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stirred .Iu. but after the Coroucraud police
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-30

The ladies of Shadv-tirove Methodist
church, Hanover county, will hold their
annual feast and picnic AZ the church ON
Thursday. August lst. commencing at ,
p NJ. \ good time Is promised all who
mAY attond.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-30
DR.. Fair, who preached two excellent SER

mons.
At night he took his text from the eighth
chapter Of Exodus, tenth verse. "TO-mor-
row." and made a very forcible and earnest
istc Of DR.. Fairs congregations is the
LARGE number Of young persons. especially
young men, that are attracted by his
preaching. DR.. Fairs popularity appears
10 be growing, not only with his own, but
all denominations.
After next Sabbath night Dr.. Fair ex-
poets 10 take his vacation, and viii be alb
sent for three or four Sabbaths.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-30
Return Of the Auditor Of Public Accounts

Colonel Morton Marye, Auditor Of the
State, returned yesterday from his trip TO
Old Point with the Legislative Committee
on the Chesapeake and its Tributaries.