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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-19
Rheumatism Cured by Using otterburn
Water

CHI. Cosby 4 Co. sent Mr.. A. II. Mount
castle to Otterburn Springs to tin the
porches on July 9Th. AZ the time Mr.
Mountcastle arrived there he was suffering
from rheumatism in the right knee. The
morning after his first night there he re-
marked 10 the manager Of the hotel that
he had scarcely slept az all. he had been
more or less afflicted with this disease. COM
plicated with chronic kidney affection,
for ten years. When told that Otterburn
Water claimed 20 relieve rheumatism he re-
marked that he wished It would cure HIM.
Working on tin root IN aJuly sun naturally
compelled him 20 drink copi0usly. and TO
his surprise his pain ceased and an eruption.
broke out around the affected Joint and he
left the springs feeling like different
man. This statement is published at ms
own request and Is entirely voluntary /;
Mr.. Mouutcastle il one of Mchmond's old
and well-respected citizens. and ali In
quirers are respectfully referred 20 him az
his place of business, No. west Broad
street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-19
Reunion Of the Old First.

The survivors of the old First Virginia
regiment held their annual rednon al
Blsuner's Park vest -rday IN celebration 0f
the Twenty-eighth anniversary Of the bat
tie Of Bull Run. There was large nu der
Of veterans present. and the day was spent
IN an informal out very pleasant way.
The guests began % arrive about 10
O'Clock. but the majority were not on the
field until the afternoon. There was lunch
early in the dcy and an admirable dinner
IN the afternoon, 10 which the company
did full justice.
There were no set speeches, but many
pleasant "reminiscences of war times and
the hardshIps then experienced.
The reunion was IN charge of the stand
ing Executive Committee Of the Veteran
Association. as follows. Comrades a. JET
ferson Vaughan, James Z. Phillips, William
III. Keiningham, Henry W. Furcron, John
A. Aieanley, Charles I. Loehr. and James
A. Gentry.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-19

friends out 10 the grounds, where de-
liehtful day was spent. The company re-
turned about halt-past o'clock IN the
afternoon.
The examination Of applicants for the
position OF teachers in the white public
schools will be held this morning az 3
o'clock ut the white school building. cor
ner of Fourteenth and Bainbridge streets.
The examination of applicants for like poo,
sltions ia the colored public schools VIII
he held Saturday morning at the same
hour at the colored school building, on
Maury street.
Miss Emily A. Keeling. Of Berkley, is
visiting Mrs. A. X. Fitzgerald, OF this city;
Misses Robbie Page. Of Buckingham, and
Minnie Beasley, OF Petersburg, are visit
ing friends in the city.
Miss Mary Cobb, of Buckingham Is the
guest of Mrs. Benjamin Morris,
NIr. c. W Bradley. OF Newark, N. j., for
merly resident Of Manchester, has re-
turned home afrer pleasant visit to
friends here.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-19

Colonel Tazewen FIlett. Judge s. y. Witt,
!. q. Haley. Captain John A. Booker. ".
J. Epps. A. 5. Lcary, Charles ". Goddjn'
Il. X. RalHon. Waiter Alen, W. ]. Hoilo-
way, 81. H. Scay, and c. J.. Philips.
Eecnpituiafion.
Marshall Ward: Messrs. d. {. Richard
son. John A. Meaulcy. G.. Watt Taylor.
C;eorce y. Pearmau. John Il. Grimes, james
T.. Rcarney. William ii. Curtis, Ihlhp
OfNcil. John f. Hughes. Joseph ". Carter
John 4. Curtis. and ". T. Snelllngs.
Jefferson Ward Mcssrs. Bey. l. Crump'
y. Ezekiel. n. Landon Clbell. Andre" y.
Duc.hcTrv. James T. Phillips, v poned-
W Miles Turpln. Charica W. Haard"lckss' Sc
Nick ". Bailey. ". H. Harris, Joseph +.
Flournoy. w. =. Loving, Edgar II. Fergus
son. and Il. l.. Ilcchler. ,
Madison ward. Mesars. J. Iario- tliy-
SOP. Preston BelrIn, Vi. $. valentine. JT;'
VI. J.. Spotswood. y. Z. strait ton, Jud. Is.
Wood. Luxe Harvey. ". ID. Courtney.
William Oveuste,n. Charles Mlilhlser, =.
T. Ferriter. II. g.. Miller. and q. X. Icnsor
Jackson Ward: Aies-rs. Dennis wren,
Thomas Byue. c. p. Bigger. Richard D..
Cottrcll. and j. Il. Bradley.
Clay Ward: Mos,rs. NJ H. Se.ay,
Charles W. Goddln. C.. J. ggach FhinP5,,'
John !. King. !. n. Capers, W. ). tiuun, L..
VI. Glazehrook. 30. IT, Bernard, William
Ryan. Wyndham B. Meredith. }. p. Pettis'
George W. MiItcr. James y. Patton 1aze-
wel Elicit. B. A. Jacob, y. b. App,ors9n'
-. 4. Craldock, George j.. Wise, l.. +. Da-
Wis. =. b. Brady. and ". y. Epp7.
Monroe ward: II. II. Smith. Jr.. r. y.
Glover. q. J.. Nileo, r. j. Hicks, }. II.
O'BAnnon. john II. Knowles. \. l.. NiiAln-
son, II. Percy Grav. B.. I. Daniel. Jr., y. >.
Gates. J. NJ. shelton. Il. A. Hulcher, D. X.
ll
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-19

Geptlemen's fancy si.25 oUTIsG;sHIRTs rs-
duced % &c.:
Fine sATINE WINDSOR TIES for Sc:
cELLULOID COLLARS, rundown ard standing.
for i3c.:
CRLLULOID CUFFS. worth foc.. for 25c.
Large cake Of white FLOATING SOAP for Sc;
Fancy-stripo BELTS with snake clasp for s.
Best BLACKfSG male for &c. box;
Best PINS. fun count for ic. PAPER
WIDE TAPE for &c. q roll:
&c. BULLET PEARL BUTTONS for ec- dozen;
Best sHOE-PoLLsH made for ..
Extra-large ioc. TOWELS Tor Sc;
Pure-llnen i64c. TOWELS for i0c.;
Fsncy-ehecked NAPKINS for &c.:
Pure-linen extrA-lSrso siLe NAPKINS reduces
to5c.:
GESTLENgN's HEAVY JEANS Ss.c DRAW
ERs reduced % 2Sc.:
LADIES' l5c. MOURNING COLLARS nosse:
Fancy -festhered 5Gs. FANS now &c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-19

A good BLEACHED COTTON Tor &c.;
A44BLEACHED COTTON. without starch, as
good ss Andr0scoggu. Tor o.c;
Fancy MOURNING DRESS GOODS At - worth
l0c.
BLACK NUNS yEILlNG n 5t.c. worth i0c;
Fancy-ngured DRESSGOoDs s3sc. sorth dou-
bic;
Beautiful 92lnch squaro LACE PILLOw-sHANs
At l5c uorth 25c
sac. APRON GINGHAMS reduced 20 54c
gOc. 54TABLE OIl-CLOTn reduced 20 l3r.
IgSc. nne fancy BATISrR reduced - 6tc..
Dark. ground i9sc. PACIFIC ORGANDIBs re-
ducod 10 3i.c;
Beautiful iOc. dark ground CHALILEs reduced
% D.. yard
PFC fancy CRINKLg sEERSUC KERsdeduced
to6ac.:
FRENCH PERCALES. 9Dbby styles, reduced 10
7.c. we're I2&c.,
SOC. SASH RIBBON reduced 10 l5c. q yard:
Gentlemen's puro-iinon 2j- broad homsiischod
HANDKERC hIEFS reduc0d 70 10.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-19

asinch black LACE FIOUSciSG tbst wa' s'-.
reduced 90 90. ayari.
ig-inch a,l-sik blD-k LACE fLOl NClNH thai
was $40 rcducei to fl.N
i4inch an-sIk DgAPERY NET thst was f.iJ
reduced O. slc;
finch sll--nk DRAPERY NIT that WAS 81 re-
duroI to fi.lu
sparo prohibits IA describing our immense
s,o,z OF SWISS FLOr SClNG. but IL you wish any
you cau take your choico Of our entire stock At
prime cost
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-19
PROPERTY TRANSFERS.
Deeds of Bargaln and sale Recorded In
the City and County Yesterday.

The following deeds Of bargain and sale
were admitted TO record in the Chancery
Court of Richmond yesterday:
B. I. Turner and wife to John :. Goode,
ls feet on the north side Of Hughes street,
SlH.
William p. Wallace and wife to Anna L..
Wallace. % feet on the north side OF Pres
ton street near Eighth $500.
William A. Wyatt and wife 10 Hunter
Mcclure, &C 7-f2 feet on Ross street, north
east corner Governor, $4,000.
COUNTY COURT OF HENRTco.
Frank Lewis and wife 10 Michael Bos-
duet, so feet on the south side Of Nichol-
son street near Tompkins, Sl2j.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-19
ReMard for Their Arrest.

Governor Lee Yesterday offered sreward
of 500 for the arrest and conviction OF the
person or persons who on the sth OF last
March took Gott Brlggsheim from the
county Jail Of Dinwiddie. where he was
confined for hOuse-breaking.
The Governor also offers reward or 100
for the arrest and conviction of any OF the
men who on June rs, lSSS. took from the
custody Of Special-Constable W. f. Graham
prisoner bv the name Of William Stokes
nrI llllnl him
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-19
Death ofa Daughter of Bishop Granbery.

A telegraphc dispatch was received in
this city yesterday by p p. Winston, Esq,
from Bishop John G. Granbery, dated at
Sulphur Springs. Missouri. July 18th,
stating that he would arrive in Richmond
on Saturday night on the Chesapeake and
Ohio railway. in charge Of the body OF his
daughter. Miss Fay Granbery.
The cause OF death was not stated.
The young lady, who was only twenty
years OF age, was remarkably healthy and
of a bright and sunny disposition. She
had hosts Of friends in this city.
The interment will take place. early on
Sunday in the family plot at Hollywood.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-19

Among others voted tor were John +.
Meredith, GA votes Everett Naddey, 81 /;
X. l.. Carter. So: Captain John Booker. 65
John Toler. Il: George A. HiX. q: Thomas
G.. Jackson, 81; ". &. Wynne, y; Walter
Allen, "a; Levin Joynes. 50; /. p; Camp
bell 81. II. I. Davis. IS; and A. l.. Phil
lips and Ira GlazebroOk. g.
old politicians say that the meeting held
in Clay Ward last night was the most re-
preventative gathering seen on an occasion
~ this sort for many wears. All classes and
All sections Of the ward were represented.
The north side and the south side OF the
ward turned out in about equal numbers.
Main street, Oregon Hill, Franklin street,
Grace street. Broad street, Marshall street,
and Clay street sent well-known citizens 10
vote for delerates 10 the State Convention.
When the count was closed the following
persons, in addition TO Superintendent Ja-
cob, Major Capers, Secretary Brady, and
the tellars were prasenti William Dan'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-19
Own Your Own House.

Why pay rent when YOU can buy your
house and use the money YOU pay for rent
towards paying for your own house;
The Peoples Building. Loan and Trust
Company Is now prepared To advance
money on buildings. and the books of sub
scription are now open at the Office of the
company. ll06 east Main street. Call and
get an explanation of their plains.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-19
Sunday Aneruoon Excursion.

The steamer Ariel will make her second
Excursion next Sunday afternoon. the 2lst,
to the Monitor Fleet. Dutch Gap. and War
wick Park. Steamer leaves here az L:
NJ. and stops At Warwick Park going and
returning See advertisement.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-19
rs.ex Deleeates TO the penitentInr,.

The sheriff of Essex county yesterday
landed at the penitentiary Gosh Gowen,
Philip Chamberlain, and Silas Burrelle TO
serve each two years for HOUSEKEEPING,
and Jennie Smith TO serve two years for
voluntary manslaughtey.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-19
MisRt Shoes.

We must have cash. and 10 get cash we
will sell for - per pair 200 pair Of French
Calf Hand-Made Shoes. which We made TO
order from $50 10 SO per pair. Come
early and secure your choice before the as
sortment is broken. W. T.. DBEw.
Shoe Manufactures.
800 Main street. corner Eighth.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-19
Solid brown. blue. And gray CHAMBRAi OUT
ING CLOTHS, worth l2Ac. for his iay
CHALLIEN. CHALLIES.

The SIC. fancy CHAIIIEs down 70 $50. aySri.
The sue. fancy CHALIlEs down 90 s.. a yard;
Those beautiful oid shades iu CilALLihs thas
wo formerly sold for l5. down Co ST.;
Beautiful evening shades. also blsrk, in WOOL
CHAIIIEs uat were Poe. down fo i.Nc.:
The fancy s5c WOOL CHALLlEs Will be sold Tor
&c.,.
Fanry-nguroi lace-cherk hlsrk WOOL NUNS
NEILINGS that were l5c. down to ~. ayari-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-19

The following having received MAORI
tv Of the votes cast were declared the dele
gates. Mcssrs. Ellyson, Belun, Valentine,
Spotswood. Strattou, Wood. Harvey,
Courtney. Lovenstein, Milihiser, Ienser,
Ferrter, and Miller.
Adjourned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-19
.Ienerson Mard.

The Jeforson-W lard meeting was held in
O.I-Market Hall. and there was an I'M
usuMl, larrc turnout of voters.
About $50 O'Clock Mr.. X. A. Hughes,
ward superintendent. called the meeting
t1 order. and after announcing the pur-
pose for which 10 was To- bee held, stated
th4t the first business in order was tho
.l..ff..r .f "A chairman
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-19
spring.tlme stirs up tho bio. simmons
Liver Regulator removes r.

Spung-tlme etifs up mo pio HHuluohs
Liver Regulator removes H.
Mr. W c. WHITE ~ an engineer on boat on
tho Arkansas river and his address Is Little
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and that II prevents chnls and fever by toning
up the system. Ho takosit In she spring ami
summer months 10 prevent sickness from tho
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Summertime briugs collie aud stomacharhe
Simmons Liver Regulator cures H.
Mr. l. NJ GEUlLA, Of Nicosburg, Miss. says
that his system was poisoned with nicotine from
the excessive use Of tobacco in smoking ciea-
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gone, and no was ln bad Ok generally lie
took s. y =. which drove out ue poison and
msdo a new man Of him.
Simmons Liver Regulator ia most excellent
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The Dispatch Job-Printing House Is prepared
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Health demands healthy liver Taxa Sim
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-19

An examination was held in the con-
tinued case Of James and Mary Coleman
lc0lored), charged with cruelty assaulting,
beating. and mItfe4ting their lnfan. chld.
The evidence failed TO show that the boy
had been as severely dealt with as had been
represented 20 the Court. and as the ac-
cused had spent several days III lail Justice
Crut- -hfeld decided not 10 punish them
further.
benjamin Bolton. charged with being \
vagraut and begging on the street. Secu-
rty required iol sixty days IN the sum Of
$40.
William Smith (colored). who was caught
by Officer Louis Werner with a lot OF iron
In his possession supposed 20 have been
stolen. was required 10 give security TOR
six months IN the sum Of 500.
John Turpin. Claiborne Bowies, Philip
Hardway. James Jones. and Alfred IoneY
were fined = each for driving on macada-
mIzed streets with heavy loads.
A large number OF more triAing cases
were disposed Oi.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-19

The household remedy for pain bleeding,
or Inflammation Of any kind is PoNDs
ENTRAOT.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-19

POfNDEXTER & DENOON, e =. NJ. commits
sioner's sale u tNo-story frame dwelling on
the north sldo ~ Boyd street between Han
cock and Harrison streets.
JH. VALENTINE. ION A. NJ, furniture carpets,
b0nka. palnungA sc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-19

Election o. Delegates to the Democratic
Convention.
BIG WARD MEETINGS.
Animated Scenes, Spirited Contests,
and Long Drawn Out Counts.

Iha,onr pcop.oieel deep interest IN the
p. loIal nomination the Democratic
........--. .hll last nioht distinctlv
I.. r oao0oo everywhere was large;
tI r.nr.rOf business and professional
...l ,,,.,,s,,.l and tbe riyairv foY
'0'
.'h'' ""llhAi'o.
entitled go cighty-two dele
r ana .Hrso were apportioned by
... t..o a,..l...,, +1. a,, ,~..Js s
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-19

TWAS apparent from the start that there
was going to hc % spirited contest between
tbe Oli Dominion Club and ITS adherents
and tte Curhstoue Club and its adherents
.. 90 who should control the meeting. The
,ot. for chairman clearly indicated that
tho Ola D0mn.on and its friends were
! L. L =
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-19

Beirne; Bloomberg. Beirne: Englah,
Bcirne; Murphy, Beirne; Poindexter,
Beirne; Winston, Mckinney; Wilkinson,
Bcirue: Dolan. Beirne. Blunt absent,
Beirne Mcdowell, Bcirne Neal, Beirne;
Shelton. Beirne: Bowers. Bcirnc. Harri-
son. Beirne: Steel Reirne: Woodsoa.
Bcirnc: Braraer, Beirne Sheppard, Bcirnc;
Hunt. Mckinney; Bodeker, Borne; Gunst.
Bcirne.
TTiIERs.
The Chair called attention 10 the sug-
gestl0n OF the UisDGch Of Yesterday that
the ballots be divided aud that there be
two OF more sets Of tcliers 20 count tha
same and said he regarded The idea a. a
good one.
The number Of teliers was left TO the
Chair and he appointed five. ae follows.
Mcssrs. o. j. Weisig,r s. c. Knowles, A.
J.. Tcnscr, J. c. Hann0n, and John W.
Otlcy
NJ. Fisher moved that after the ballot
in had proceeded for thirty minutes all
ballots deposited at that time be taken
from the box and counted by some Of the
tellnrs while the BALLOT = proceeded, and
bis motion was carried.
The ballotlug was then proceeded with
amid good deal Of confusion and the last
vote was deposited at 1880 o'clock.
The count was completed at O'CLOCK
a. morning and the candidates received
tle following vote.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-19
were very jubilant.
jackson Ward.

few IN number but firm in party princi-
pies, assembled at No. 4O7 north Seven
teenth street.
The meeting was called TO order 10y Mr..
Dennis Wren. the ward superintendent,
and Thomas Cox, Esq. was chosen chair
man. Mr.. Robert Wiley was elected sec
rotary, but be declined to serve, and Major
Charles p. Bigger was elected in his stead.
The following gentlemen were chosen as
tcllers: Mcssrs. James A. Macon and VII
ham Il. Purcell.
There were forty-nine votes cast, all told.
The names Of nine gentlemen were pre-
sented as candidates for election as dele
A
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-19


For chairman NJ. l.. NJ. Taylor. OF the
CurnStour.,, nom mated Mr.. James ". Glb-
bass. and Nr g. l.. Braucr. of the Old Do
rrrinus. nominated Mr.. J.. +. Christian.
After considerable talk and confusion
Sir. Christian was declared elected, the
question hciur finally decided 10y requr-
me- fhr aGhtrnutS OF Christian 10 stand ON
one slo If tuc Char aud those OF Glo-
iDu- ON the other. Bv tins means IL was
asccrta.nod that Christian had been elected
by u large majority.
SIR. j. ". Cannon. Of the Curbstoue
Cluo. wanted tO appeal from the decision
of tire Chair. m Which he WAS supported
hr NJ. Gibbons. but tho Chair refused TO
allow th, appeal end MIR. Christian came
forward and took his seat.
Al tins point 1lr. Gibbons addressed the
meeting, aad IN acknowledging thSt ms
ela lad been defeated counsclled har-
nouy. and SAID that all he wanted was Jus
tice- Justice go tho CThstone Club, who
v,f. true Democrats. His remarks were
FROSTED with considerable applause.
Afr f. d. Robertson was then elected
aecrctarg. hut. % being aScerfalned That hc
was MOI. present. Mr.. James W. Cannon, OF
the Curbstones, WAS selected ~ hla stead
PREPARATIONS.
Tho plan Of clo,uCn was then read. and
II vu. decided. Iu view of the tact that
etcl side bad prepared a ticket containing
the requisite fourteen names, 10 pnt III
nomination the tickets as whole, and not
tacn name acparalclY.
The Char announced aS teilcrs Messrs.
Frank f. BATES, =. ". Harrison, and \. y.
Wood.
VITAL MOTION.
Nr Cannon. Size secretary OF tie meet
uf her, arose and moved that the Curb
Atm. ticket be Withdrawn and that the
other ticket Doe elected hy acclamatiou,
p..f. .s h.s ressou for making the motion
U..f Is. CHAR had ignored the Curbst0nc
Club iu the continent ot 'ciicrs. The
motion Was no, acted upon. but it resulted
ir fhe Cur1lsf0uc people refusing TO par
ticlyate further ia tho meeting and theH
~ irefuenf from the iiaM.
Afttr this cpisode. which was attended
by r1uch excitement and confusion. buSi-
ns.ss was rcsumed. and Mr. ". ". GrasWitt
v,,.s made secretary in place OF MT. Can
mon. WhO went out with the CurbstOncs.
yO1ING.
The ooiut having been finally reached
,p6or, a. ewelfering and suffering crowd
were permitted TO cast their ballots, TINS
duty was quickly performed and the
fellsrs retired - . private room 10 ascer-
am fbe result. Alter awhile they returned
and announced that the following persons
lad received she number of votes SET OPP
pOsite % Their namc3
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-19

Having this day bought tho entire interest.
GOODWILL &c. OF my brOtner. j. ID. MATHEWS,
Ia the fancy grocery store Of j. .. MATHEWS &
BROTHER, az 1850 Hull street, hanch hoster. Va.
hereby assume zil liabilities 0f the Old nrm.
l shall continue The business ~ the old stand
aud shall eudeayof, BY strict attention 20 ou5i-
ness, 70 merit liberia patronage.
~ leN THOMAS q. MATHEWS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-19
HE FAILED TO ACCOUNT.
Driver Of MIX Wagon in Trouble-A
Bogus Doctor.

Edmond Valentine, colored man about
thrty-slx years old, was before the Police
Court Yesterday morning charged on three
separate warrants with stealing sums OF
money aggrcgatiug Sl2.75, the property OF
James X. Branch.
The accused, who was represented by
GILES Jackson. has been employed 10y Mr..
Branch for some time 10 drive wagon and
deliver milk IN the city. Mr.. Branch,
having reason to believe that his drlyvr
was collecting money without making re-
turns. begun 90 make inquiries which led
10 the issuance Of these three warrants and
the arrest of Valentine. Officer Griffin
testified that the prisoner admitted TO HIM
that he bad collected the money. The ac-
cused denied that he had made any such con-
fession. Justice Crutchheld gave him two
months in jail IN each case, making "A total
of six months.
PRETENDED HE WAS 4 DOCTOR.
Peter II. White, a mulatto. was charged
with obtaining money from David killam
under false pretences by representing
himself 10 be q practical doctor and
chan eiuc for his services "a such. klllam
testified that he went into Mr.. keilYs
store and was talking about his wife
being sick, when the prisoner said
that he wa. regular pracucins doctor.
took the doctor 20 his house, who felt the
sick vomau's pulse, and after asking
several questions. said that he could
bring her around all right. and pre-
senned Rochelle salts; tnat White took
our his pencil and paper and pretended TO
write prescription. saying that ho charged
81 for ms visit. The witness told White
that he didn't have but twenty-five cents,
and he wanted that 70 buy the medicine.
The doctor" then said that be would take
the twenty-five cent, and 90 after the med
icine and return in short time. They
waited until he next day. and be failing 10
show up. witness started ont 10 look for
White. and finally found him az his house
on Second street between Grace and Frank
lin streets.
In the absence of other witnesses for the
Commonwealth the case was at this juno
ture continued until this morning, and the
prisoner was ballel.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-19

Summertime briugs collie aud stomachache
Simmons Liver Regulator cures H.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-19

The following were declared elected dele
gates TO the convention: III. N. Smith, Jr,
r. r. Glover. c. f. Wingo, f. b. Hicks,
John II. Knowles. j. II. O'Bannon, A. L..
Wilkinson, H. Percy Gray, X. T. Daniel,
Jr., D. 4. Gates, J. NJ. Shelton, I; A.
Hulcher. j. h. Fisher, Il. +. English, j. J..
Levy. d. w. Moscley. and Marx Gunst.
IN this ward a hard fight was made
against A. J.. Wilkinson and his sup
portcrs. and Mr.. Wilknson's side being
victorious were very iubilant.
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THE UNSUCCESSFUL

Below viii be found the other persons
Who were nominated and the number or
votes which they received:
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Balloting at once began, and continued
with the consequent confusion until all
had deposited their tickets. The teilers-
Messrs. T. c. Tinsley, Meade Haskins,
Charles NJ. Wallace, and Cunningham
Hall-then commenced their work. and
subsequently, the result was announced: